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TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL INDEX 1991-1992 VOLUME 31 NUMBERS 1-4 AIR TRANSPORT Poist, R.F. and Scheraga, C.A. Perspectives of Gourdin, K.M. and Kloppenborg, T.J. Logistics Executives on the Post-1992 Identifying Service Gaps in Commercial Air European Environment (1) 36-44. Travel: The First Step Toward Quality Improvement (1) 22-30. MOTOR TRANSPORT Jennings, K. Eastern’s Final Days: Labor Abshire, R.D. and Premeaux, S.R. Motor Relations Lessons for Managers in Other Carrier Selection Criteria: Perceptual Organizations (3) 27-38. Differences between Shippers and Carriers (1) 31-35. BOOK REVIEWS Brown, T.A. Property Brokers: A Pilot Study Armstrong, J.H. The Railroad—What It Is, of Shipper Perspectives (1) 45-50. What It Does, Third Edition, Reviewed by Clarke, R.L. The Measurement of Physical A.J. Miller Jr. (2) 65. Distribution Productivity: South Carolina, A Button, K. Airline Deregulation—International Case in Point (1) 14-21. Experiences. Reviewed by L.L. Waters (4) Corsi, T.M., Grimm, C.M., Smith, K.G., and 73-75. Smith, R.D. Deregulation, Strategic Change, Stone, R.D. The Interstate Commerce and Firm Performance Among LTL Motor Commission and the Railroad Industry: A Carriers (1) 4-13. History of Regulatory Policy. Reviewed by Crum, M.R. and Allen, B.J. The Changing E.W. Williams (4) 72-73. Nature of the Motor Carrier-Shipper Re- Zuckermann, W. End of the Road—The World lationship: Implications for the Trucking Car Crisis and How We Can Solve It. Industry (2) 41-54. Reviewed by L.L. Waters (3) 63. Foster, J.R., Strasser, S., and Thompson, A. The Effect of Written Customer Service INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT Policies on Customer Service Imple- Murphy, P.R., Daley, J.M., and Dalenberg, mentation by Carriers and Shippers (3) 4-10. D.R. Selecting Links and Nodes in Inter- Harmatuck, D.J. Motor Carrier Cost Function national Transportation: An Intermediary’s Comparisons (4) 31-46. Perspective (2) 33-40. Rao, K., Gittings, G.L., and Sriraman, S. Role Poist, R.F. and Scheraga, C.A. Perspectives of of Toll Financing in the State Programming Logistics Executives on the Post-1992 Process: Models and Results (4) 17-30. European Environment (1) 36-44. Rinehart, L.M. and Zou, S. Modeling Customer Behavior in Negotiations for Motor Carrier LOGISTICS/PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION Contracts (3) 39-45. Abshire, R.D. and Premeaux, S.R. Motor Sacasas, R., Munter, P., and Sanders, G.D. Un- Carrier Selection Criteria: Perceptual wanted Assets? Motor Carriers and Auditors Differences between Shippers and Carriers in a Post-Maislin World (1) 51-57. (1) 31-35. Beilock, R. and Shell, T. Brokerage and the RAIL TRANSPORT Potential for Electronic Marketing of Horn, K.H. Railway Management Employment Produce Transportation (4) 60-71. Trends: 1976-1989 (3) 11-26. Clarke, R.L. The Measurement of Physical McKnight, C.E. and Rotter, N. Training and Distribution Productivity: South Carolina, A Evaluation in Commuter Railroads (2) 15-23. Case in Point (1) 14-21. Fawcett, S.E. and Vellenga, D.B. Trans- REGULATION/LAW portation Characteristics and Performance in Corsi, T.M., Grimm, C.M., Smith, K.G., and Maquiladora Operations (4) 5-16. Smith, R.D. Deregulation, Strategic Change, Murphy, P.R. and Poist, R.F. Managing the and Firm Performance Among LTL Motor Human Side of Public Warehousing: An Carriers (1) 4-13. Overview of Modern Practices (3) 54-62. Helmick, J.S. and Glaskowsky, N.A. Jr. State TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL INDEX 1991-1992 VOLUME 31 NUMBERS 1-4 AIR TRANSPORT Poist, R.F. and Scheraga, C.A. Perspectives of Gourdin, K.M. and Kloppenborg, T.J. Logistics Executives on the Post-1992 Identifying Service Gaps in Commercial Air European Environment (1) 36-44. Travel: The First Step Toward Quality Improvement (1) 22-30. MOTOR TRANSPORT Jennings, K. Eastern’s Final Days: Labor Abshire, R.D. and Premeaux, S.R. Motor Relations Lessons for Managers in Other Carrier Selection Criteria: Perceptual Organizations (3) 27-38. Differences between Shippers and Carriers (1) 31-35. BOOK REVIEWS Brown, T.A. Property Brokers: A Pilot Study Armstrong, J.H. The Railroad—What It Is, of Shipper Perspectives (1) 45-50. What It Does, Third Edition, Reviewed by Clarke, R.L. The Measurement of Physical A.J. Miller Jr. (2) 65. Distribution Productivity: South Carolina, A Button, K. Airline Deregulation—International Case in Point (1) 14-21. Experiences. Reviewed by L.L. Waters (4) Corsi, T.M., Grimm, C.M., Smith, K.G., and 73-75. Smith, R.D. Deregulation, Strategic Change, Stone, R.D. The Interstate Commerce and Firm Performance Among LTL Motor Commission and the Railroad Industry: A Carriers (1) 4-13. History of Regulatory Policy. Reviewed by Crum, M.R. and Allen, B.J. The Changing E.W. Williams (4) 72-73. Nature of the Motor Carrier-Shipper Re- Zuckermann, W. End of the Road—The World lationship: Implications for the Trucking Car Crisis and How We Can Solve It. Industry (2) 41-54. Reviewed by L.L. Waters (3) 63. Foster, J.R., Strasser, S., and Thompson, A. The Effect of Written Customer Service INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT Policies on Customer Service Imple- Murphy, P.R., Daley, J.M., and Dalenberg, mentation by Carriers and Shippers (3) 4-10. D.R. Selecting Links and Nodes in Inter- Harmatuck, D.J. Motor Carrier Cost Function national Transportation: An Intermediary’s Comparisons (4) 31-46. Perspective (2) 33-40. Rao, K., Gittings, G.L., and Sriraman, S. Role Poist, R.F. and Scheraga, C.A. Perspectives of of Toll Financing in the State Programming Logistics Executives on the Post-1992 Process: Models and Results (4) 17-30. European Environment (1) 36-44. Rinehart, L.M. and Zou, S. Modeling Customer Behavior in Negotiations for Motor Carrier LOGISTICS/PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION Contracts (3) 39-45. Abshire, R.D. and Premeaux, S.R. Motor Sacasas, R., Munter, P., and Sanders, G.D. Un- Carrier Selection Criteria: Perceptual wanted Assets? Motor Carriers and Auditors Differences between Shippers and Carriers in a Post-Maislin World (1) 51-57. (1) 31-35. Beilock, R. and Shell, T. Brokerage and the RAIL TRANSPORT Potential for Electronic Marketing of Horn, K.H. Railway Management Employment Produce Transportation (4) 60-71. Trends: 1976-1989 (3) 11-26. Clarke, R.L. The Measurement of Physical McKnight, C.E. and Rotter, N. Training and Distribution Productivity: South Carolina, A Evaluation in Commuter Railroads (2) 15-23. Case in Point (1) 14-21. Fawcett, S.E. and Vellenga, D.B. Trans- REGULATION/LAW portation Characteristics and Performance in Corsi, T.M., Grimm, C.M., Smith, K.G., and Maquiladora Operations (4) 5-16. Smith, R.D. Deregulation, Strategic Change, Murphy, P.R. and Poist, R.F. Managing the and Firm Performance Among LTL Motor Human Side of Public Warehousing: An Carriers (1) 4-13. Overview of Modern Practices (3) 54-62. Helmick, J.S. and Glaskowsky, N.A. Jr. State SUBJECT INDEX and Federal Regulation of Pilots, Piloting, Sacasas, R., Munter, P., and Sanders, G.D. and Pilotage: A Study in Contrasts and Unwanted Assets? Motor Carriers and Conflict (4) 47-59. Auditors in a Post-Maislin World (1) 51-57. Sacasas, R., Munter, P., and Sanders, G.D. Unwanted Assets? Motor Carriers and TRANSPORT POLICY Auditors in a Post-Maislin World (1) 51-57. Corsi, T.M., Grimm, C.M., Smith, K.G., and Sharp, J.M., Novack, R.A., and Anderson, Smith, R.D. Deregulation, Strategic Change, M.A. Purchasing Hazardous Waste and Firm Performance Among LTL Motor Transportation Service: Federal Legal Carriers (1) 4-13. Considerations (2) 4-14. Foster, J.R., Strasser, S., and Thompson, A. The Effect of Written Customer Service TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT Policies on Customer Service Implementa- MANAGEMENT tion by Carriers and Shippers (3) 4-10. Beilock, R. and Shell, T. Brokerage and the Rinehart, L.M. and Zou, S. Modeling Customer Potential for Electronic Marketing of Behavior in Negotiations for Motor Carrier Produce Transportation (4) 60-71. Contracts (3) 39-45. Brown, T.A. Property Brokers: A Pilot Study Sacasas, R., Munter, P., and Sanders, G.D. of Shipper Perspectives (1) 45-50. Unwanted Assets? Motor Carriers and Cavinato, J.L. and Cuckovich, M.L. Trans- Auditors in a Post-Maislin World (1) 51-57. portation and Tourism for the Disabled: An Sharp, J.M., Novack, R.A., and Anderson, Assessment (3) 46-53. M.A. Purchasing Hazardous Waste Clarke, R.L. The Measurement of Physical Transportation Service: Federal Legal Distribution Productivity: South Carolina, A Considerations (2) 4-14. Case in Point (1) 14-21. Corsi, T.M., Grimm, C.M., Smith, K.G., and Smith, R.D. Deregulation, Strategic Change, and Firm Performance Among LTL Motor Carriers (1) 4-13. Cramer, C.A. The Economic Effects of Unbundled Transportation Services in the Natural Gas Pipeline Industry (2) 24-32. Crum, M.R. and Allen, B.J. The Changing Nature of the Motor Carrier-Shipper Relationship: Implications for the Trucking Industry (2) 41-54. Fawcett, S.E. and Vellenga, D.B. Transpor- tation Characteristics and Performance in Maquiladora Operations (4) 5-16. Harmatuck, D.J. Motor Carrier Cost Function Comparisons (4) 31-46. La Londe, B.J., Masters, J.M., Maltz, A.B., and Williams, L.R. Traffic Management: A Discipline in Transition (2) 55-64. Murphy, P.R. and Poist, R.F. Managing the Human Side of Public Warehousing: An Overview of Modern Practices (3) 54-62. Rao, K., Gittings, G.L., and Sriraman, S. Role of Toll Financing in the State Programming Process: Models and Results (4) 17-30. Rinehart, L.M. and Zou, S. Modeling Customer Behavior in Negotiations for Motor Carrier Contracts (3) 39-45.