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JAIPURIA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, LUCKNOW LIBRARY DEPARTMENT CURRENT AWARENESS BULLETIN, NOVEMBER 2011

CONTENTS Current Contents of Periodicals Journals Included Book Reviews New Books Added Conference Alert

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AMITY GLOBAL HRM REVIEW Vol 1 No 1 2011S. No.

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Page No. 3671 The conditions influencing employee engagement and its effect on corporate -performance: a study of the publicly-held Jordanian Corporations /Faiz Zoubi & Muntaha Abdul Kareem Banihani 27 3672 Knowledge creation at work: An examination of organizational antecedent /Alok Goel & Geeta Rana 28-33

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3673 Impact of perceived supervisor support and trust in supervisor on organizational citizenship behavior /Ghuncha Naqvi & Afifa Anjum 34-45 3674 A hierarchical-sub grouping approach for the determination of significant moderators influencing the relationship between favorable organizational climates and job attitude: the reporting of results (Series 3) /Nitin Arora 53 3675 Human resource challenges in knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) industry in India /P. G. Arul & A. Balakrishnan 64 3676 Talent management in sales organization: a strategic perspective /Pradip Kumar Malik & Pradyumna Kumar Tripathy 3677 Extended problems/solutions mapping of the HRD for improving employee efficiency /Mohammad Tariq Intezar & Tarek T. Al- Khteeb 74 3678 Competency mapping matrix - a new paradigm of organizations /Bharat Rao & Arun Sacher 84 3679 The importance of spirituality in transformational leadership /Kamakshidasan P.V. 88 3680 Knowledge management -- an overview /M Moses Antony Rajendran 91 65-71 72-

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3681 Psycho-spiritual quotient (PSQ): a holistic approach to meet leadership challenges /Manoj Maurya 92-101 3682 Role of consultants in recruitment /Aruna V Deshpande & Alkesh Dinesh Mody 102-106 3683 Impact of workforce shortfall on governmental national schemes (ICDS) /M. K. Agarwal & Dyaneshwar Patil 107-120 3684 Dimension of managerial leadership styles /H. M. Chandrasekhar 121-125

ASIA-PACIFIC BUSINESS REVIEW Vol VII No 3 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3685 Inverted yield and curve and performance of stocks of different market capitalizations/Nishtha Anand & Rohini Singh 17 3686 Inter -- linkage of FII inflows and stock market volatility /Swami P. Saxena & Sonam Bhadauriya 23 3687 Waves of Indian IPOs: evolution and trend /Manas Mayur & Sanjiv Mittal 3688 Measurement of time varying volatility of Indian stock market through GARCH model /Kiran Mehta & Renuka Sharma 46 3689 Inclusive growth through MFIs outreach in Assam /Arup Roy 62 3690 An empirical investigation of key antecedents of customer preference of Internet banking in India context /Ravinder Vinayek & Preeti Jindal 71 3691 A study on testing the operating efficiency of Indian banking sector with special reference to the select financial soundness indicators -an empirical approach /M. S. Ramayana & R. Jay Raman 83 3692 Customer satisfaction analysis of information and communication technology channels in banking sector /Shams her Singh 84-97 24-33

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3693 Emergence of six sigma from TQM /Sanpete Dodrajka 106 3694 Risk management in construction projects /Satyendra Kumar Sharma & Iranian 107-120

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3695 Leadership styles and orientation of sales managers in insurance sector /Ida Silvering 121-133 3696 What interests the Indian television audience? -- an empirical study /Jasper Singh & Narrate Sandhog 134-145 3697 An explorative study on clients switch over reasons cited by ad-agencies and Other clients /P. G. Aril 146-154 3698 A study on: trends visible in women entrepreneur in India and globally /Selecta Mushy & Veda Pal Singh 155-166 3699 Leadership styles and its impact on organizational commitment /A. Entail Raja & P. Palanichamy 167-175

3700 Perspectives of ecological behavior and attitude to the environment: An empirical analysis on Kolkata citizens /Partha Sarathi Sarkar & Siddharthya Bhattacharya 176-187 3701 Predictors of organizational and job commitment in diverse organization S. Riasudeen & P. T. Srinivasan 3702 Individual differences and stress of workplace /Jyoti Sharma & Arti Devi 198-207 188-197

ASIAN JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT CASES Vol 8 No 2 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3703 REDCO limited: will sustainable energy be sustainable business? Satyendra Nath Mishra 3704 The challenge of change at teradata global consulting center (GCC) Pakistan (A and B) /Anwar Khurshid & Sadaf Imran

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3705 The journey of redbus /Rajesh Gupta & Ajay Pandit 3706 UDL distribution (A): IT-enabling a sales force /Shazib E. Shaikh 171-188

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CASE FOLIO: THE IUP JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT CASE STUDIES Vol XI No 10 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3707 Ambushing adidas: nikes write the future campaign /Rajeev Chakraborti & Syeda Maseeha Qumer 22 3708 Acquisition of Cairn India by Vendanta: biggest deal in Indian oil sector /Kavita Wadhwa & D Satish 42 3709 SKS microfinance IPO: What went wrong? /Anand 64 3710 Big Bazaar driving Tata Nano sales /A J Swapna & Syeda Masheeha Qumer 68

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EFFECTIVE EXECUTIVE: AN IUP PUBLICATION Vol XIV No 10 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3711 The advantages of disadvantages: how challenges propel great performances /Dan Coughlin 6-8 3712 Fashion well-rounded leaders /LPrasad 3713 How to manage the boss: a cross-cultural interpretation /Stephanie Jones 13-19 3714 Managing the difficult boss /Robert L. Jolles 20-20 9-12

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3715 Managing you boss: twelve problems and twelve suggestions /John Tropman 24 3716 Managing upward -- influencing and developing you boss /Bob Murray & Alicia Fortinberry 3717 How alliance management delivers value: moving beyond best practices /Janice Twombly & Jeffrey Shuman 53 3718 The most important management skill /Terence Taut 57 3719 Character: the epitome of leadership /GRK Murty 66 25-32

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GITAM JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT Vol 9 No 4 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3720 Impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) on Indian economy: a comparison with China and the USA /A. Q. Khan & Taufeeque Ahmad Siddiqui 24 3721 Parenting advantages of diversified conglomerates -- an Indian perspective /Swarup Kumar Dutta 25-42

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3722 Internal marketing practices of general insurance industry: a case study of the New Indian Insurance Company Limited /K. Rama Mohana Rao & N. R. Mohan Prakash 4364 3723 Performance appraisal of an Indian two-wheeler industry/ Dharmendra S. Misty 82 3724 Quality of work life among the employees of public sector banks in Combater city /R. Antipathy & Parma Chaska 83-98 3725 Engaging people at workplace / Ratnavali. V 99-109 65-

3726 IP protection: challenges and measures to enhance the IP competitiveness of SMEs /R. Anita Rao 110-120 3727 Govt debt instruments and macroeconomic variables: a statistical analysis

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3728 Customers satisfaction and internet banking service quality : a comparative study of ICICI and SBI /A. Sudhakar & S. Brinda 140-163 3729 Changing faces of labour welfare in India /Asiya Chaudhary & Roohi Iqbal 164-178 3730 Creating functional conflict in organizations /Anjali Ganesh 3731 Indian seed industry __ prospects and challenges /V. G. R. Chowdary and V. Balamohandas 189-200 3732 Local vs foreign made, are Indians ethnocentric? /M. Jyothsna 201-210 3733 Factors affecting store choice behavior: a 360 view /Reena Garg 211-220 3734 Socially responsible investing /K Lubza Nihar 3735 Freedom of contract vis--vis agreements in restraint of trade /R. Y. Naidu 229-242 3736 Job satisfaction determinants in A.P state public sector undertakings /Appalayya Meesala & Shaik Shakila 243-251 221-228 179-188

3737 Identifying the key predictors for students satisfaction : a case study of business Schools in Dehradun /Rarak Nath Shaw & Pinaki Ranjan Bhattacharyya 252-260

GLOBAL JOURNAL OF FLEXIBLE SYSTEM MANAGEMENT Vo l 1 No 4 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3738 Enterprise performance management and flexibility: factors of effectiveness in

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upstream oil industry in India /Mohd Akhtar & R K Mittal 10 3739 A conceptual framework for flexible marketing system /Nripendra Singh 11-16 3740 Evaluating the effect of part -- mix and routing flexibility on FMS performance /Subhash Wadhwa & Ajay Singholi 24 3741 Flexible work options and value creation /K M Mital 25-34

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3742 Relation between contract manufacturing positions and flexibility levels of ready wear enterprises /Nurgul Kylync & Meral Ypler 39

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Page No. 3743 Challenges of building an ambidextrous organization /Swarup Kumar Dutta 11 3744 Non-linear HR model: growth accelerator for IT companies /L Gandhi 17 3745 Ethics and expatriate development in Brazil: a comparative analysis with the United States /Mercedes Bernal & Bahaudin G Mujtaba 33 3746 Competencies for emerging HR roles: a critical review /Srikanth P B 45 3747 Why employees get demotivated /Abhishek Roy Chowdhury 49 3748 AIGs bonus payments controversy and its decision to adopt the /forced ranking system /Prema Chetri & Debapratim Purkayastha 61

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HR MAGAZINE Vol 56 No 10 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3749 From the CEO: a business imperative /Henry G. Jackson 11 3750 Solutions: choosing and HR consultant, paid time off, flexible spending and COBRA / Angela Stone & Edward Yost 38

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3751 The grand convergence: four technology mega-trends--cloud computing, social media, mobile devices and workforce analytics--are changing the way people work and the work of HR /Bill Roberts 3948 3752 Safety and security: Out of the shadows domestic violence harms employees billions. Learn how some HR professionals taken on the problem /Dori Meinert 5055 3753 Profile: Gold standard for Pascal Kanbonnabah, SPHR, vice president of human resources for the Ghana operation of Anglo Gold Ashanti Ltd., a delicate world economy calls for more hiring--and improving retention /Nancy M. Davis 57 3754 Strategic HR: a marriage of necessity HR and finance go together like, well, HR and finance /Joanne Sammer 3755 First-person account: integrate HR with operating strategy members of the HR team at Newell Rubbermaid positioned themselves as agents of change during a time of transformation /Brian Hults 67 58-63

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3756 Employee relations: give employees a say how to encourage ideas from employees-and pick the best ones to act on /Tamara Lytle 6873 3757 Career development: connect with business schools consider the benefits of serving on an advisory council /Susan R Heylman 7492 3758 Awards and incentives: Basic math reveals the reward from rewards to justify awards and incentive programs, calculate return on investment /Kathryn Tyler 9396

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3759 Diversity: An impartial review hidden biases may color managers evaluations of their reports /Eric Krell

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3760 Legal trends: economic analysis of the law to maximize your effectiveness with the C-suite, apply cost-benefit analysis to employment law problems /Jathan Janove 107-112 3761 Management tools: results drive happiness focus on getting results from your people, and that will make them happy /Denny Strigl 113-118 3762 Future focus: A growing divide small businesses lag in hiring and developing new college graduates /Jennifer Schramm 120-120

HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW NOVEMBER 2011S. No. Title / Author Page No. 3763 How to solve the const crisis in health care /Robert S. Kaplan & Michael E. Porter 23 3764 What business can learn from organized crime /Marc Godman 34 3765 People dont need a profit motive to innovate /Eric von Hippel 36 3766 Promoting you employees good health means more than offering salads and gyms /Jeffrey Pfeffer 3767 The old boys club isnt going away. Women can co-opt it so that it works for them, too /Ilene H. Lang 42-43 44-46 47526680-

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3768 Office depots president on how mystery shopping helped spark a turnaround /Kevin Peters 51 3769 The big ideas : how to win investors over /Baruch Lev 62 3770 How great companies think differently /Rosabeth Moss Kanter 78 3771 Why dont we try to be Indias most respected company? /N.R. Narayana Murthy 86

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3772 Its hard to be good /Alison Beard & Richard Hornik 3773 A fourth sector of the economy is emerging, with the power to transform the course of capitalism /Heerad Sabeti 103 3774 The great repeatable business model /Chris Zook and James Allen 106-115 3775 Social strategies that work: business that thrive on social platforms dont just sell stuff -- they also help people connect /Mikotaj Jan Piskorski 116-123 3776 What every CEO needs to know about the cloud /Andrew McAfee 3777 KFCs radical approach to China /Mary L. Shelman 137-142 3778 Fire, snowball, mask movie: how leaders spark and sustain change /Peter Fuda & Richard Badham 3779 A spouses misery casts doubt on Streuvels Chemicals entire international mobility program /Boris Groysberg & Nitin Nohria 150-153

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INVERTIS JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Vol 4 No 2 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3780 Investigation on optimization approach to digital filters /Harneet Kaur & Ajay Kumar 6571 3781 The role of DICOM technology in telemedicine /V. K. Bairagi & N. P. Wani 77 3782 Simulating classic flooding protocol to minimize redundancy in large scale wireless sensor networks/ P. K. Singh & Narendra Pal Singh 83 3783 Advances in photonic and microwave technologies based on negative phase velocity materials and related topics -- a qualitative bibliographic review for the 72-

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JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Vol IV Issue IV 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3784 The WTO and the failure to conclude the Doha round of global trade negotiations /Peter Malik 3785 Preparing for entrepreneurship /Michael Gohill 25 3786 Effective communication: a key to synergistic interactions /Lilly Sanathanan 36 3787 Offshoring: cost saving to value generation /Rathi Dasgupta 43 3788 An empirical evaluation of risk return relationship in Indian stock market /M. Tamilselvan

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3789 Customer perceptions on electronic fund transfer (EFT) service a study of public and private sector banks in India /Hari Sundar G. Ram & Gemini V. Joy 66 3790 Monsoon -- Robert D. Kaplan /C. P. Ravindranathan 67-70

JOURNAL OF EMERGING MARKET FINANCE Vol 10 No 2 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3791 CDS pricing and elections in emerging markets /Christopher Balding 121-174 3792 Post-colonial finance /S. Maheswara & G. Balasubramanian 175-196

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3793 Price discovery between sovereign credit default swaps and bond yield Spreads of emerging markets /Nan Li & Alex YiHou Huang 3794 Global market conditions and systemic risk /Brenda Gonzalez-Hermosillo & Heiko Hesse

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JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS Vol 24 No 1 2011S. No. Page No. 3795 Empirical examination of the impact of terrorist attacks -- New York, Madrid, London -On sectoral stock returns : cross stock market study /George Iatridis & Christos Kollias 1-23 3796 Internal dealing and insider trading : focus on financial market discipline in Italy : /empirical research findings /Giuseppe Tardivo &Stefano Bresciani 38 3797 Financial management analysis of money laundering corruption and unethical business practices /M. R. Kumara Swamy 51 3798 Methodological analysis of pension administration in Nigeria : questionnaire surveys findings -- lessons for developing countries /Joseph E. Imhanlahimi 72 24-

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3799 Government of Uttar Pradesh state of India-Assisted Kamadhenu project combined with sound financial management practices by Sanjay Gandhi postgraduate institute of medical sciences provides affordable healthcare for below poverty line patients /Hem Chandra & Arvind Vashishta Rinkoo 7383 3800 Impact of financial engineering on cluster development: based on case study of Belgaum foundry cluster, Karnataka state of India : empirical research findings /D. N. S. Kumar 84-96

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Vol XL No 2 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3801 Human resource management practices and organizational commitment in India context /Leenu Narang & Lakhwinder Singh Kang 98 3802 Benchmarking credit risk management operations and systems at transaction level : an evaluation of Indian commercial banks /Anuj Arora 99-122 3803 Determinants of customers satisfaction in ATM service setting: Empirical evidences from India /Vijay M Kumbhar 123-136 3804 India-European free trade agreement: comparison of the banking regulations at Macro Leve /Mahalakshmi M & Shanthilakshmi M 137-154 3805 Dare to lead -- the transformation of Bank of Baroda -- Anil Khandelwal /Deepa Mazumdar

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JOURNAL OF IMS GROUP Vol 8 No 1 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3806 Radio frequency identification technology as a supply chain management solution in a Brazilian logistics context /Mauricio De Conto & Eliana Andrea Svero 12 3807 Critical success factors and success criteria of project management /Satish Taneja 13-27 3808 Bullwhip effect: The coercion in supply chain /Debomalya Ghose 38 3809 Tanzania women entrepreneurship and strategic capability: challenges in implementing RBV concept to small entrepreneurs /Omary Swallehe 50 3810 Vendor selection criteria and approaches : a review /CNV Sridhar 69

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M.S. RAMAIAH MANAGEMENT REVIEW Vol 3 Issue 1 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3811 Human resources helpdesk for competitive advantage -- an importance performance analysis of select hypermarkets in India /Nitin Barekere & Rajkumar B.K. 311 3812 An empirical study of institutions role in corporate decision-making /Rangaraj G. & R. Thimmarayappa 17 3813 Adoption of internet banking -- a glimpse on influencing variables /Ajimon George & G. S. Gireesh Kumar 3814 Foreign direct investment in Indian retailing -- a case of Wal-Mart S. Harish Babu & Cynthia Menezes 38 3815 Impact of customer relationship management on customer retention -a case of hotel Asia, Jammu / Deepak Jain 46 3816 Fundamental analysis as a method of share valuation in comparison with technical analysis /Venkatesh C. K. & Ganesh L. 52 3817 CRM practices in new age banks in India /Suresh Chandra Bihari 62 3818 Forecasting the symmetric and asymmetric volatility in mini gold futures evidence from multi commodity exchange of India /Birenjan Digal 69 3819 Growth of retail credit by commercial banks in Karnataka /Linda Daniel & R. Alamelumangai 76 3820 Technology leadership /Joseph Sebastian Thekedam 3821 Investors psychology towards IPO grading -- an empirical study 77-87 18-30 3112-

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Anindita Chakraborty & Ravindra Pathak 93 3822 Case study : emotional support and work balance -- a study of married women employees /Sandhya Anvekar & Meghna Verma 98 3823 CEO insight: Mr. Saket Gore, CEO -- consumer products division, Himalaya drug company /Amrita M. A.

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Page No. 3824 What influences customers online comments: new research sheds light on several Important dynamics that affect the opinions that customers post about products /Wendy W. Moe & David A. Schweidel 14-16 3825 The factors environmental rating miss: theres a problem with most major environmental rankings of businesses: too often, the rating fail to incorporate advocacy activities that influence environmental regulation /Auden Schendler & Michael Toffel 1718 3826 Rethinking executive MBA programs: students and companies have changing expectations for executive MBA programs. How should business schools respond? /Francis Petit 19-20 3827 Should you have a global strategy? A globally integrated strategy isnt right for every company. One important factor to consider is the combine market share of the largest companies in your industry 0-- and how thats changing /Chris Carr & David Collis 2124 3828 The age of the consumer-innovator: recent research shows that consumers collectively generate massive amounts of product innovation. These findings are a wake-up call for both companies and consumers -- and have significant implications for our understanding of new product development /Eric Von Hippel & Susumu Ogawa 2736 3829 Creating employee networks that deliver open innovation: a small number of idea connectors are disproportionately influential in producing successful open innovation

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outcomes. Smart companies make sure they are linked /Eoin Whelan & Salvatore Parise 37-44 3830 Is your company ready for open innovation? The right open innovation strategy can yield performance benefits -- but first your company needs to overcome not-invented-here and bit-sold-here attitudes /Ulrich Lichtenthaler & Martin Hegel 45-48 3831 Leadership: How to lead during a crisis: lessons from the rescue of the Chilean miners; when 33 Chilean miners were rescued after being trapped underground for 69 days, the world cheered. Heres what your company can learn from key leadership decisions made during the mine cave-in crisis /Michael Seem & Rodrigo Jordan 4956 3832 The new intelligence enterprise: Creating business value with analytics; our new survey suggests that companies experienced in analytics use are increasingly gaining competitive advantage -- but their approaches vary /David Kirin & Rebecca Shockley 57-64 3833 Project management: The secrets to managing analytics projects; business analytics projects are often characterized by uncertain or changing requirements -- and a high implementation risk. So it takes a special breed of project manager to execute and deliver them /Sting Vilene & Annabel Van Den Bender 6570 3834 Strategy: Which strategy when? Just when you think you have settled on the right strategy, you may need to change. By understanding the particular circumstances and forces shaping your companys competitive environment, you can choose the most appropriate strategic framework /Christopher B. Bingham & Kathleen M. Eisenhardt 71-78 3835 Global business: The art of piloting new initiatives; multinational companies often test new or improved processes by rolling out a limited pilot in one or several markets. New research identifies how to maximize the changes of success for these highstages dress rehearsals /Rhoda Davidson & Bettina Buchel 79-86 3836 Sustainability: First look; highlights from the third annual sustainability global executive survey; we asked: are organizations spending more on sustainability? Does it merit more attention from the top? More than 4,700 managers responded. Heres what they told us /Nina Kruschwitz & Kurt Haanaes 87-95 3837 Information management: the trouble with too much information; companies that pursue a number of improvement initiatives at once risk creating information overload for employees /Satya S. Chakravorty 97

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MM UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT PRACTICES Vol 5 No 1 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3838 Two decades of economic reforms: the emerging scenario 14 3839 Management of conflict in Indian telecom sector: an empirical presentation Nawab Ali Khan & Sheema Tarab 30 3840 Analysis of promotional - mix with reference to FMCGs: an empirical study /Amadeep Singh& Anil Chandhok 38 3841 Organizational climate survey: evidence from public sector banks /Tej Singh & Dinesh Joon 39-53

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3842 Emerging opportunities and challenges in M -- learning: an empirical study with reference to students /V. Selvam & B. Ravi Kumar 63 3843 Contribution of State Bank of India in export financing /Rimpi Walia 76 3844 A study on quality of work life in paper industry with special reference to Tamil Nadu newsprint and papers limited (TNPL), Pugalur, Karur /G. Murugesan 89 3845 Indian life surers and their products in post reform period -- a case study /Kuldip S. Chhikara & Rishi Chaudhry 3846 Z-score: key to predict financial health /Bhavet 101-112 3847 A study on performance of Indian and foreign equity mutual funds schemes through risk -- return parameters /Jagdish R. Raiyani 113-132 3848 Second generation electricity reforms -- a case study of power exchanges in India

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NIRMA UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES Vol 5 No 3 & 4 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3849 Entrepreneurship among youth learners in private and state secondary schools in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa : an econometric approach /Darma Mahadea 18 3850 Intellectual capital management and organizational performance of Indian companies /Santanu Kumar Ghosh & Amitava Mondal 40 3851 Leadership styles during turbulent times : a study of IT/ITES organizations in India /Sameer Pingle & Vrinda Sood 41-56

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3852 Beating business cycle through effective compensation management: realigning fixed and variable pay in sales organizations /Pankaj M. Madhani 72 3853 Impact of traditional news media on internet news: an empirical study /Sudeepa Banerjee & Tapati Basu 85

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PRABANDHAN: INDIAN JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT Vol 4 No 11 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3854 Lighting a lamp: citizenship behavior and social capital /Divya Upadhyay 12 3855 Role of intellectual property rights in international business with

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special reference to BRIC countries /Vasudev Parameshwaran Iyer 19 3856 Technology mediation programs and SME innovative activities /Chrys Gunasekara 3857 An introduction SEM techniques: for beginners /Roshan Kazi 43 3858 Board structure and corporate performance: a casual analysis of select Indian companies /Diksha Kakkar & Garima Kamboj 44-56 20-28

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Title / Author Page No. 3859 Integration of Indian and the US stock markets: an empirical analysis /Hari Om Chaturvedi & Pankaj Madan 3860 International financial reporting standard : adoption or convergence for India /Monika Kashyap & Dinesh Kumar Sharma 211-214 3861 How the remittances sustain Kerala model of development /K. V. Joseph 215-223

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3862 Foreign direct investment in the Indian express delivery sector: experiences of UPS, FedEx, DHL, and TNT /Subrata Mitra & Arpita Mukherjee 224-236 3863 The productivity of commercial banks in India: a bank group wise study /Anand S. Kodan & Sandeep Mehra 237-243 3864 Deposit mobilization by Central Cooperative Banks in Haryana: a case study of Jhajjar /Pradeep 244-247 3865 Productivity growth of Indian manufacturing firms in an era of economic reforms: a review /Dipayan Datta Chaudhuri 248-253 3866 Electronics industry under economic reform: firm-level productivity analysis /Suresh R. 254-267

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3867 Role of consumer behaviour in present marketing management scenario /Kailash Chandra Barmola & S. K. Srivastava

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3868 PhD fellowships in the area of basic and engineering sciences: an analysis of CSIR senior research fellowships /S. A. Hasan & Sushila Khilnani 276-288

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Page No. 3869 Developing role efficacy skill for organizational excellence: an experience with entry level workers of a public sector organization /Anirudh Pandey 3870 Quality of higher education: local issue and global challenges in India /Sheila Singh 3871 Improving management education outcomes : opportunities for intervention in Indian perspective /R. K. Thrived 24 3872 Comparison between conventional method & modified Cod technique for the development of gas sensors /Robin Goral & Folia Z Khan 25-28 3873 Competency building through learning: an approach /Margot Vera 35 3874 Banking sector reforms and profitability performance of banks in India : /Shavian Kapok 3875 Trends in Indian retail industry: opportunities and challenges /Rabat Dived & Kanupriya Gupta 3876 Communication via clothing: an empirical investigation /Neeta Sharma 55 3877 A synergistic framework of the government-industry-academia in agricultural practices /Moin Uddin 63 3878 A P.O.P displays and impulse purchases a consumer study /Poonam Puri 64-68 3879 A synoptic review of new economic regime of agriculture : A WTO perspective /Rachna Chaturvedi 72 45-50 36-44 8-1

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3880 Bending behavior of cent mortar with reinforced skinny beam and crushed stone dust as fine aggregate /Pradeep Kumar & A. Pugazhenthi 73-79 3881 Health infrastructure in rural India -- a birds eye view /A K Tiwari & Shalini Tiwari 85 80-

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Title / Author Page No. Fiedlers contingency theory : practical application of the least preferred coworker (LPC) scale/Maria Rosa Pires da Cruz & Antonio Joao Santosh Nunes 7-26 27-42

Determinants of psychological contract in IT/ITES industry /M G Shahnawaz & Md. Hassan Jafri

3484 A study of multiple intelligence among postgraduate management students /Anubha Singh & Mihir Dash 43-53 3485 Voluntary turnover in knowledge-intensive organizations: a conceptual framework /P Premalatha 54-68

THE IUP JOURNAL OF BUSINESS STRATEGY Vol VIII No 3 2011S. No.

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Page No. 3886 Determinants of mergers and acquisitions of firms in the Indian financial sector:

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an empirical analysis /Priya Bhalla 23 3887 Links between business strategy and human resource management strategy in select Indian banks: an empirical study /Sunil Kumari & Nisha Bamel 41 3888 Market-driven innovation for rural penetration /Subho Chattopadhyay & A K Sarkar 52 3889 The rush for corporate rebranding in India: rejuvenation with a rationale or irrational exuberance? A Shivakanth Shetty 62

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THE IUP JOURNAL OF APPLIED FINANCE Vol 17 No 4 2011S. No.

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Title / Author Page No. 3890 Are equity betas stable? evidence from Indian equity market /Soumya Guha Deb & Sagarika Misra 3891 Price reaction, final dividend reductions and signaling: UK evidence /Balasingham Balachandran & Vineeta Juthani 37 3892 Risk proxies and IPO underpricing: an empirical investigation Seshadev Sahoo & Prabina Rajib 3893 An analysis of the predictability of asset returns: a case of six emerging stock markets of Asia /Latifa Fatnassi & Ezzeddine Abaoub 3894 Does economic profit beat earnings? evidence from Brazil /Ricardo Goulart Serra & Roy Martelanc 81

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Title / Author Page No. 3895 Developing leadership: India at the crossroads /Meena Surie Wilson & Emily Hoole 3896 Tunneling vs agency effect: a case study of Enron and Satyam /Srinivas Shirur 9-20 3897 On challenges and opportunities for designing integrated IT platforms for supporting knowledge works in organizations /Arijit Laha 46 3898 Restructuring state-owned enterprises of a state government of India: problems, prospects and lessons learnt /Suvendu Bose 60 3899 Leadership development in organizations in India: the why and how of it /B M Vyas & Rabat Rao 3900 Tata Goldplus: the success story of the Nano of the jewellery market /Anu Singh Lather & Puja Khatri

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Title / Author Page No. 3901 Role of local institutions in SHG formation: evidence from a field study in Orissa /Shridhar Dash & Sherel Jeevan Joseph Mendonsa 12 3902 Financial inclusion and inclusive development in SAARC countries with special reference to India /Basant Kumar & Brajaraj Mohanty 13-22 3903 Stock price bahaviour around dividend announcements: an event study methodology /Renuka Sharma 32 3904 A revisit on impact of job attitudes on employee turnover: an empirical study in Indian IT industry /Niharika Gaan 42 3905 Determinants of consumer buying behaviour: an empirical study of private label brands in apparel retail /C. V. Krishna 56

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3906 Integrating customer relationship management in hotel operations: -a comparative study /Debjani Sahoo 70 3907 Retail purchase behaviour in food and grocery in Punjab: /a study of retail strategy /K. C. Mittal & Anupama Prashar 71-80

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JOURNALS INCLUDED1. Amit Global HRM Review: Volume 1 No 1; September 2011 2. Asia-Pacific Business Review: Volume VII No 3; July-September 2011 3. Asian Journal of Management Cases: Volume 8 No 2; September 2011 4. Case Folio: The IUP Journal of Management Case Studies: Volume XI No 10; September 2011 5. Effective Executive: An IUP Publication; Volume XIV No 10; October-December 2011 6. Gitam Journal of Management: Volume 9 No 4; October-December 2011 7. Global Journal of Flexible System Management: Volume 11 No 4; October-December 2011 8. HRM review: An IUP Publication; Volume XI No 10; October-December 2011 9. HR Magazine: Volume 56 No 10; October 2011 10. Invertis Journal of Science & Technology: Volume 4 No2; April-June 2011 11. Journal of Management and Entrepreneurship; Volume IV Issue IV; October-December 2011 12. Journal of Emerging Market Finance: Volume 10 No 2; August 2011 13. Journal of Financial Management and Analysis; Volume 24 No 1 January-June 2011 14. Journal of Social and Management Sciences: Volume XL No 2; July-September 2011 15. Journal of IMS Group: Volume 8 No 1; January-June 2011 16. M.S. Ramaiah Management Review: Volume 3 Issue 1; Jan-June 2011 17. MIT Sloan Management Review: Volume 53 No 1; Fall 2011 18. MM University Journal of Management Practices: Volume 5 No 1; June 2011 19. Nirma University Journal of Business and Management Studies: Volume 5 No 3 & 4; January-June 2011 20. Prabandhan: Indian Journal of Management: Volume 4 No 11; November 2011 21. Productivity: Volume 51 No 3; October-December 2010 22. Shodh: Volume 1 Issue 1; July 2011 23. The IUP Journal of Organizational Behavior: Volume X No 4; October 2011 24. The IUP Journal of Business Strategy: Volume VIII No 3; September 2011 25. The IUP Journal of Applied Finance; Volume 17 No 4; 2011 26. Vikalpa The Journal of Decision Makers: Volume 36 No 3; July-September 2011 27. Vilakshan XIMB Journal of Management; Volume VIII Issue 2; September 2011

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BOOK REVIEWTitle: Tell to win Author: Peter Guber The former CEO of Sony pictures and current CEO of Mandalay Entertainment Group, demonstrates that telling purposeful stories is the best way to persuade, motivate, and convince anyone to do what you need. He reveals the best ways to get the appointment, engage the listener, and close the deal. Title: Winning the war for talent in emerging markets Author: Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Ripa Rashid Interesting, the authors conclude by saying that in this millennium women are different as they demand and get what they want -- instead of dropping out as their mothers did. They also talk about men want similar flexibility like women. The statistics given in the book are excellent and prove women are a compelling talent pool that no one can ignore. However, things change dramatically only when a critical mass of women reaches the top. But getting there continues to be a big challenge as it requires board and executivelevel push. It will eventually happen, as economies move towards services where quality of talent is a deciding factor for success. We are already seeing this in the technology world. Title: Transforming how we make money while making a difference Author: Antony Bugglevine and Emerson Authored by veterans in impact investing, this is the first book that sets a clear direction to his new industry, explaining its nitty gritty and dynamics. Using striking examples, Bugg-Levine and Emerson show how impact investing can be a positive disruptive force and become a transformational vehicle for delivering blended value throughout the investment spectrum. The authors define this emerging industry of participants on all sides of the funding equation -- investors, funders and social entrepreneurs. It reveals how the field can expand so as to address the most critical social issues of our day. Title: Steve Jobs Author: Walter Isakson Some of the most interesting bits in the book deal with his relationship with Bill Gates. When the two first started working together, Jobs was the king -- Apple had over a billion dotards in revenues, while Microsoft was stroll a struggling start up. Jobs had a certain contempt for Gates. The book is a great read for details about Jobs life -- but it actually

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does a better job of fleshing out supporting characters such as Wiz, Mike Marcella and John Scullery (both former CEOs of Apple) and even Gates, than it does in explaining the paradox that was Jobs.

Title: A CEOs life story of Building the worlds most popular brand Author: Neville Is dell and David Beasley Coca-coal has had many rough patches in its history. It had to face PR debacles, staunch prejudices and tough market weather to emerge the winner it is today. Neville Is dell, who played a vital role in the soft-drink giants recent turnaround, has served the company more than 30 years, retiring in 2009 as CEO. This book, a first by a Coca-Cola CEO, features his personal and professional story and the canvas covers continents: from Northern Ireland, South Africa, Australia, the Philippines, Russia, Germany to India. Isdells Coke story has lessons that would appeal to anybody who has ever taken the pause that refreshes. Title: India: The sprit of enterprise Author: Text by Ashok Malik Foreward by T. N. Ninan This year, India marked 20 year of economic reforms. The Indian entrepreneurs have succeeded against the odds--unlike in China there has been very little effective delivery by the government of public goods like roads and power--makes their story even more fascinating. This is a largely happy book, barring highlights the challenges ahead: infrastructure, skills and urbanization. Entrepreneurs are footloose. If Indian story falters, our entrepreneurs will go overseas. Title: Infrastructure at crossroads Author: Gajendra Haldea Well, it has not been only about fighting. His contribution to develop the warp and weft of infrastructure policy over almost two decades has not seen any parallel by any bureaucrat in any sector today. The comprehensiveness of his input is well-capture in infrastructure at crossroads, which is a collection of articles written by him over the past decade. For those interested in our countrys growth and development, this book is a must read. It widens ones perspective about public policy in India, infrastructure and the related issues of governance and implementation. Title: Business and polity Author: D. N. Ghosh Despite the heavy prose, author D. N. Ghosh, has done a superb job of explaining the reasons why nations rise to, or ebb from power. Nature: natural resources and whether or not a nation is landlocked. Ability: managerial and performance quality of polity and business. Integrity: whether polity and business is interested in serving the nation. Greed operates with two degrees of variance -- one being greedy, but not yet dangerously unpatriotic,. Now, it is your turn to check which of these applies in India.

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15130 Applied case studies in marketing / Shajahan S. : Primus books, 2011 658.800926 SHA 15131 Better under pressure / Menkes ,Justin. : Harvard Business Review, 2011 658.4092 MEN 15132 Eclipse: living in the shadow of china's economic domonance / Subramanian,Arvind. : Peter G.Peterson Institute for Inc.economics, 2011 330.951SUB 15028 Endgame:Solving the Iraq problem-once and for all / Ritter,Scott. : Simon&Schuster, 1999 956.7043 JHA 15128 The hidden persuaders / Packard, Vance. : IG Books , 2007 659.1019 PAC 15137 IIC 2011: 6th National confrence infracture and its role in india's socio- economic growth / JIM. : JIM , 2011 330.954 JAI 15133 India human development report 2011 / Institute of applied mainpower. : Oxford, 2011 658.3 IND 15134 India inside the emerging innovation challenge to the west / Kumar ,Nirmalya. : Harvard Business Review, 2012 658.4062 KUM 15129 Infrastructure at crossroads / Haldea Gajendra. : Oxford, 2011

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Conference Alert1. Ninth AIMS International Conference on Management Location- Pune, Maharashtra, India Dated - 1 to 4 January 2012 Website - http://www.aims-international.org/aims9/ Contact name- S K Agrawal 2. International Conference on India Inc.- Innovative Management Strategies ICIIMS 2012 Location- Bangalore, Karnataka, India Dated - 5 to 7 January 2012 Website- http://www.dbims.in Contact name- Coordinator 3. International Marketing Conference - 2012 Shaping the Future of Research in Marketing In Emerging Economies: Looking Ahead Location- Noida, Uttar Pradesh Dated- 12 to 14 January 2012 Website- http://www.iimlmarconference2012.in/ Contact name- Prof. Satyabhusan Dash

4. International Conference on Management- New Management Paradigms: Seize the Uptrend Location Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India Dated - 20 to 21 January 2012 Website http://skpatelmba.org Contact name- Prof. Litty Denis & Prof. Gincy Mathew

5. International Conference on Emerging Trends for Value Creation in the Era of Knowledge Economy Location- Nagpur Dated - 17th to18th February 2012 Website www.dmims.edu.in Contact name- Dr. Amrishi Arora

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