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Articles in July, 2007 issue of Review of Business Research

• A welcome note from the managing editor
  by Bhavesh M. Patel
• Is accounting fraud predictable?
  by Nancy R. Jay
• The factors of worldmindedness: an investigation
  by Stephen C. Brokaw
• Is PowerPoint evil? Students' perceptions
  by Mohammad Ahmadi
• Henry George: the theory of distribution in progress and poverty
  by Phillip J. Bryson
• Determinants of interstate differentials in the real median price of single-family homes, 2005
  by Richard J. Cebula
• An exploratory study on students' perceptions of technology used in distance learning environment
  by Chuleeporn Changchit
• Relative career deprivation: personal and work-related outcomes
  by Denise M. Rotondo
• Online consumers' risk-reduction strategies
  by Iksuk Kim
• The users' satisfaction that use the service of the integrated system of collective transportation in Florianopolis/SC-Brazil in relation to the ticket's price attribute
  by Nelson Casarotto Filho
• Managing across cultures: influence strategies of American and Indian managers
  by Asha Rao
• Regionalized distance decay parameter estimation of spatial interaction model
  by Changjoo Kim
• A case study of moral neglect in the Egyptian sports establishment
  by Samir M. Youssef
• Enterprise solutions decisions: suggestions for research
  by Douglas Nay
• Business process courses in AACSB-accredited graduate programs of busiess
  by Jong-Sung Lee
• Sustaining commitment to organizational change in the booming construction industry: a recipe for higher productivity
  by Solomon Fakinlede
• Quality improvement, faculty job satisfaction, and AACSB accreditation
  by Azmi Ahmad
• Cross-cultural evaluation of the psychological contract: insight on racioethnicity and equity sensitivity
  by Robert G. DelCampo
• U.S. zoo and aquarium participation in the Association of Zoo and Aquarium reciprocal admissions program
  by William P. Cordeiro
• Reality check: using reality TV as a tool to engage students, to promote learning, and to retain knowledge
  by Marilyn Kay Easter
• What should we teach international business students about terrorism?
  by William J. Frech
• Measurement of end-users satisfaction in a college laptop initiative
  by Dooyoung Shin
• Perceived similarity as a moderator of the relationship between leader-member exchange and workplace envy: an empirical examination in the service industry
  by Soo K. Kim
• What market intelligence can learn from investigative journalism and criminal investigation
  by John J. Newbold
• Uganda and the World Trade Organization
  by Raymond S. Agaba
• Predictive validity of goal orientation: four-factor versus three-factor model
  by David J. Radosevich
• Smoking bans: the regulation of business and environmental tobacco smoke
  by Theresa Johnson Holt
• Deployment of the RFID system in retail supply chain management: decision tree analysis
  by Mohammad Eyadat
• An exploratory investitation of the role of culture in propensity to use online auctions
  by Dheeraj Sharma