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Articles in Nov-Dec, 1990 issue of Business Horizons

• Leadership - executive training in business management - editorial
  by T. Ballard Morton
• If business directed the war on AIDS - the effects of using business management methods in the war on AIDS
  by Betsy D. Gelb
• Why bad things happen to good companies - and what can be done
  by John Collins
• Terrorism's hidden threat and the promise of multinational corporations
  by Robert C. Maddox
• How to use your time efficiently when writing - tips on business writing
  by Larry R. Smeltzer
• Ni zao: good morning, China - report on Canadian-Chinese multicultural development project
  by Robert S. Burnett
• Beyond IBM. - book reviews
  by Henry H. Beam
• Ethical business and the ethical person
  by Bernard J. Reilly
• Hiring thoroughbreds: pitfalls to avoid and rules to follow
  by Thomas J. Boyle
• The world turned upside down? IBM in the 1990s
  by Eugene F. Bryan
• Protecting directors and officers: a growing concern
  by James S. Trieschmann
• Not smoking in the workplace: the real issue
  by Elaine H. Fry
• New breed workers need new yardsticks
  by Barbara Whitaker Shimko
• Trade and Investment Relations Among the United States, Canada and Japan. - book reviews
  by Catherine Ann Beegan