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Title :	Vol 16 No 3 - National Economic Action Council Executive Director Dato' Mustapa Mohamed on Economic Growth and Investment in Malaysia
Material Type:	printed text
Authors:	Academy of Management (New York, USA), Author
Publication Date:	2002
Pagination:	pp. 5-164
Layout:	ill (b & w)
Size:	28 cm
Class number:	658.005
Contents note:	National Economic Action Council Executive Director Dato' Mustapa Mohamed on economic growth and investment in Malaysia, by J.C. Kennedy Ledaership in Malaysia: Traditional Values, International Outlook, by J.C. Kennedy YTL Corporation's CEO Tan Sri Dato' Francis Yeoh on providing world-class products at third-world prices, by J.C. Kennedy Lockheed Martin Chairman and CEO Vance Coffman on achieving mission success, by H.B Gregersen & J.H. Dyer Cultures that support product-innovation processes, by A.R. Jassawalla & H.C. Sashittal Organizational designs for R&D, by G. DeSanctis, J.T. Glass & I.M. Ensing Five challenges to virtual team success: Lessons from Sabre, Inc., by B.L. Kirkman, B. Rosen, C.B. Gibson, P.E. Tesluk, & S.O. McPherson Strategies for responsible restructuring, by W.F. Cascio Seven common misconceptions about human resource practices: Research findings versus practitioner beliefs, by S.L. Rynes, K.G. Brown, & A.E. Colbert Government and the creation of the Celtic Tiger: Can management maintain the momentum?, by E.R.E. O'Higgins Globalization and the environment: Strategies for international voluntary environmental initiatives, by P. Christmann & G. Taylor Corporate scandals: How should Academy of Management members respond?, by J. Bartunek Addressing the crisis in confidence in corporations: Root causes, victims, and strategies for reform, by T.A. Kochan Business education's role in the crisis of corporate confidence, by D.A. Gioia The international crisis of confidence in corporations, by J. Child Corporate scandals: It's time for reflection in business schools, by P.S. Adler

[number or issue] Vol 16 No 3 - National Economic Action Council Executive Director Dato' Mustapa Mohamed on Economic Growth and Investment in Malaysia [printed text] / Academy of Management (New York, USA), Author . - 2002 . - pp. 5-164 : ill (b & w) ; 28 cm.

Class number:

658.005

Contents note:

National Economic Action Council Executive Director Dato' Mustapa Mohamed on economic growth and investment in Malaysia, by J.C. Kennedy Ledaership in Malaysia: Traditional Values, International Outlook, by J.C. Kennedy YTL Corporation's CEO Tan Sri Dato' Francis Yeoh on providing world-class products at third-world prices, by J.C. Kennedy Lockheed Martin Chairman and CEO Vance Coffman on achieving mission success, by H.B Gregersen & J.H. Dyer Cultures that support product-innovation processes, by A.R. Jassawalla & H.C. Sashittal Organizational designs for R&D, by G. DeSanctis, J.T. Glass & I.M. Ensing Five challenges to virtual team success: Lessons from Sabre, Inc., by B.L. Kirkman, B. Rosen, C.B. Gibson, P.E. Tesluk, & S.O. McPherson Strategies for responsible restructuring, by W.F. Cascio Seven common misconceptions about human resource practices: Research findings versus practitioner beliefs, by S.L. Rynes, K.G. Brown, & A.E. Colbert Government and the creation of the Celtic Tiger: Can management maintain the momentum?, by E.R.E. O'Higgins Globalization and the environment: Strategies for international voluntary environmental initiatives, by P. Christmann & G. Taylor Corporate scandals: How should Academy of Management members respond?, by J. Bartunek Addressing the crisis in confidence in corporations: Root causes, victims, and strategies for reform, by T.A. Kochan Business education's role in the crisis of corporate confidence, by D.A. Gioia The international crisis of confidence in corporations, by J. Child Corporate scandals: It's time for reflection in business schools, by P.S. Adler