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INDEX 2008 VOLUME 47 NUMBERS 1-4 AIR TRANSPORT Kumar, S., Jensen, H., and Menge, H. Analyz- Maynard, J.L., Bell, J-E., and Johnson, A.W. ing Mitigation of Container Security Risks Us- Frustrated Hazardous Material: Military and ing Six Sigma DMAIC Approach in Supply Commercial Training Implications (1) 30-42. Chain Design (2) 54-66. Wong, J-Y. and Chung, P-H. Retaining Pas- Lieb, R. The North American Third-Party Lo- senger Loyalty through Data Mining: A Case gistics Industry in 2007: The Provider CEO Study of Taiwanese Airlines (1) 17-29. Perspective (2) 39-53. BOOK REVIEWS Mello, J.E., Stank, T.P., and Esper, T.L. A Boyd, E.A. The Future of Pricing: How Airline Model of Logistics Outsourcing Strategy (4) Ticket Pricing Has Inspired a Revolution. Re- 5-25. viewed by M. Kostoulakos (1) 54-55. Moon, G. and LeBlanc, L.A. The Risk Adjust- Morrell, P.S. Airline Finance, 3" Edition. Re- ment of Required Rate of Return for Supply viewed by B. Vasigh (2) 67. Chain Infrastructure Investments (1) 5-16. Murphy, P.R. Jr. and Wood, D.F. Contempo- rary Logistics, 9" Edition. Reviewed by B.J. Porterfield, T.E. Diversity in Business-to- Business Information Exchange: An Empirical Martens (3) 59-60. Analysis of Manufacturers and their Trading INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT Partners (3) 36-47. Chow, G. and Weston, R. The Status of Owner-Operators under the Canada Labour Speier, C., Mollenkopf, D., and Stank, T.P. Code: Is Change Needed? (4) 42-50. The Role of Information Integration in Facili- tating 21‘ Century Supply Chains: A Theory- Huang, Y-Y. and Li, S-J. Postponement Appli- Based Perspective (2) 21-38. cation in Greater China and Its Related Deter- minants (3) 5-21. Wang, J-F. and Regan, A. Real-Time Trailer Scheduling for Crossdock Operations (2) 5-20. Kumar, S. and Verruso, J. Risk Assessment for the Security of Inbound Containers at U.S. Wang, Q., Chu, Z., Zhou, Q., and Lai, F. A Ports: A Failure, Mode, Effects, and Criticality Comparative Study of Third-Party Logistics in Analysis Approach (4) 26-41. Mainland China and Hong Kong (3) 48-58. Mello, J.E., Stank, T.P., and Esper, T.L. A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Model of Logistics Outsourcing Strategy (4) SYSTEMS & COMPUTER 5-25. APPLICATIONS Porterfield, T.E. Diversity in Business-to- Wang, Q., Chu, Z., Zhou, Q., and Lai, F. A Business Information Exchange: An Empirical Comparative Study of Third-Party Logistics in Analysis of Manufacturers and their Trading Mainland China and Hong Kong (3) 48-58. Partners (3) 36-47. LOGISTICS/PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION/SUPPLY CHAIN Speier, C., Mollenkopf, D., and Stank, T.P. MANAGEMENT The Role of Information Integration in Facili- Farris, M.T. Il. Are You Prepared for a Devas- tating 21‘ Century Supply Chains: A Theory- tating Port Strike in 2008? (1) 43-53. Based Perspective (2) 21-38. INDEX 2008 VOLUME 47 NUMBERS 1-4 AIR TRANSPORT Kumar, S., Jensen, H., and Menge, H. Analyz- Maynard, J.L., Bell, J-E., and Johnson, A.W. ing Mitigation of Container Security Risks Us- Frustrated Hazardous Material: Military and ing Six Sigma DMAIC Approach in Supply Commercial Training Implications (1) 30-42. Chain Design (2) 54-66. Wong, J-Y. and Chung, P-H. Retaining Pas- Lieb, R. The North American Third-Party Lo- senger Loyalty through Data Mining: A Case gistics Industry in 2007: The Provider CEO Study of Taiwanese Airlines (1) 17-29. Perspective (2) 39-53. BOOK REVIEWS Mello, J.E., Stank, T.P., and Esper, T.L. A Boyd, E.A. The Future of Pricing: How Airline Model of Logistics Outsourcing Strategy (4) Ticket Pricing Has Inspired a Revolution. Re- 5-25. viewed by M. Kostoulakos (1) 54-55. Moon, G. and LeBlanc, L.A. The Risk Adjust- Morrell, P.S. Airline Finance, 3" Edition. Re- ment of Required Rate of Return for Supply viewed by B. Vasigh (2) 67. Chain Infrastructure Investments (1) 5-16. Murphy, P.R. Jr. and Wood, D.F. Contempo- rary Logistics, 9" Edition. Reviewed by B.J. Porterfield, T.E. Diversity in Business-to- Business Information Exchange: An Empirical Martens (3) 59-60. Analysis of Manufacturers and their Trading INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT Partners (3) 36-47. Chow, G. and Weston, R. The Status of Owner-Operators under the Canada Labour Speier, C., Mollenkopf, D., and Stank, T.P. Code: Is Change Needed? (4) 42-50. The Role of Information Integration in Facili- tating 21‘ Century Supply Chains: A Theory- Huang, Y-Y. and Li, S-J. Postponement Appli- Based Perspective (2) 21-38. cation in Greater China and Its Related Deter- minants (3) 5-21. Wang, J-F. and Regan, A. Real-Time Trailer Scheduling for Crossdock Operations (2) 5-20. Kumar, S. and Verruso, J. Risk Assessment for the Security of Inbound Containers at U.S. Wang, Q., Chu, Z., Zhou, Q., and Lai, F. A Ports: A Failure, Mode, Effects, and Criticality Comparative Study of Third-Party Logistics in Analysis Approach (4) 26-41. Mainland China and Hong Kong (3) 48-58. Mello, J.E., Stank, T.P., and Esper, T.L. A MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Model of Logistics Outsourcing Strategy (4) SYSTEMS & COMPUTER 5-25. APPLICATIONS Porterfield, T.E. Diversity in Business-to- Wang, Q., Chu, Z., Zhou, Q., and Lai, F. A Business Information Exchange: An Empirical Comparative Study of Third-Party Logistics in Analysis of Manufacturers and their Trading Mainland China and Hong Kong (3) 48-58. Partners (3) 36-47. LOGISTICS/PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION/SUPPLY CHAIN Speier, C., Mollenkopf, D., and Stank, T.P. MANAGEMENT The Role of Information Integration in Facili- Farris, M.T. Il. Are You Prepared for a Devas- tating 21‘ Century Supply Chains: A Theory- tating Port Strike in 2008? (1) 43-53. Based Perspective (2) 21-38. 2009 SUBJECT INDEX MOTOR TRANSPORT Maynard, J.L., Bell, J.E., and Johnson, A.W. Farris, M.T. II and Pohlen, T.L. Evaluating Frustrated Hazardous Material: Military and the Private Fleet (4) 51-66. Commercial Training Implications (1) 30-42. Wang, Q., Chu, Z., Zhou, Q., and Lai, F. A Han, C., Corsi, T.M., and Grimm, C.M. Why Comparative Study of Third-Party Logistics in Do Carriers Use Owner Operators in the U.S. Mainland China and Hong Kong (3) 48-58. For-Hire Trucking Industry? (3) 22-35. TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT Wang, J-F. and Regan, A. Real-Time Trailer Scheduling for Crossdock Operations (2) 5-20. Farris, M.T. Il and Pohlen, T.L. Evaluating the Private Fleet (4) 51-66. NOTES & COMMENTS Han, C., Corsi, T.M., and Grimm, C.M. Why Chow, G. and Weston, R. The Status of Do Carriers Use Owner Operators in the U.S. Owner-Operators under the Canada Labour For-Hire Trucking Industry? (3) 22-35. Code: Is Change Needed? (4) 42-50. Huang, Y-Y. and Li, S-J. Postponement Appli- cation in Greater China and Its Related Deter- Farris, M.T. Il. Are You Prepared for a Devas- minants (3) 5-21. tating Port Strike in 2008? (1) 43-53. Kumar, S., Jensen, H., and Menge, H. Analyzing Miti- Kumar, S. and Verruso, J. Risk Assessment gation of Container Security Risks Using Six for the Security of Inbound Containers at U.S. Sigma DMAIC Approach in Supply Chain De- Ports: A Failure, Mode, Effects, and Criticality sign (2) 54-66. Analysis Approach (4) 26-41. Wang, J-F. and Regan, A. Real-Time Trailer Farris, M.T. If and Pohlen, T.L. Evaluating Scheduling for Crossdock Operations (2) 5-20. the Private Fleet (4) 51-66. TRANSPORT POLICY Lieb, R. The North American Third-Party Lo- Chow, G. and Weston, R. The Status of gistics Industry in 2007: The Provider CEO Owner-Operators under the Canada Labour Perspective (2) 39-53. Code: Is Change Needed? (4) 42-50.