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Articles in Jan-Feb, 1995 issue of Business Horizons

• The difficulty in solving strategic problems: the experiences of three CIOs - chief information officers
  by Raymond McLeod, Jr.
• TQM: the experiences of ten small businesses - total quality management
  by John Shea
• The Warburgs: The Twentieth-Century Odyssey of a Remarkable Jewish Family. - book reviews
  by Irving Katz
• Creating a system for continuous improvement - improving an organization's decision-making process
  by D. Keith Denton
• Personnel problems in "carry the flag" missions in foreign assignments - overseas business assignments
  by Robert L. Thornton
• What America Does Right: Learning from Companies that Put People First. - book reviews
  by Henry H. Beam
• Long-range career planning during turbulent times - career-planning model
  by Fred L. Otte
• The ethics of business: improving or deteriorating?
  by Gene R. Laczniak
• How important is physical collocation to product development success?
  by Farshad Rafii
• Pericles of Athens - drawing from the essence of strategic leadership
  by Stephen Cummings
• TQM: what's in it for academics? - total quality management
  by Richard J. Schonberger
• The Democratic Corporation: A Radical Prescription for Recreating Corporate America and Rediscovering Success. - book reviews
  by Thomas A. Hempbill
• Coming to terms with the new corporate contract - changing responsibilities for employees and employers
  by William J. Byron
• Nissan U.K.: a worker's paradox?
  by Judith Kenner Thompson
• Harry Levinson - Profiles in Executive Education
  by Harper W. Moulton