Decision Sciences Journal

Volume 28, Number 1
Winter 1997

CONCEPTS, THEORIES, AND TECHNIQUES

• Designing Lateral Organizations: An Analysis of the Benefits, Costs, and Enablers of Nonhierarchical Organizational Forms
  William F. Joyce, Victor E. McGee, and John W. Slocum, Jr.
  (pp. 1-26)
• Cognitive Limitations and Investment "Myopia"'
  Tailan Chi and Dashan Fan
  (pp. 27-58)
• The Impact of Poor Performance on Risk-Taking Attitudes: A Longitudinal Study with a PLS Causal Modeling Approach
  Don Y. Lee
  (pp. 59-80)
• Risk, Ambiguity, and Decision Choice: Some Additional Evidence
  Dipankar Ghosh and Manash R. Ray
  (pp. 81-104)

APPLICATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION

• What to Learn from Near Misses: An Inductive Learning Approach to Credit Risk Assessment
  Antoinette Canart Tessmer
  (pp. 105-120)
• Measuring the Congruence Between Market Requirements and Manufacturing: A Methodology and Illustration
  Cecil C. Bozarth and William L. Berry
  (pp. 121-150)
• A Sensitivity Analysis Approach for Some Deterministic Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Methods
  Evangelos Triantaphyllou and Alfonso S*nchez
  (pp. 151-194)
• Analysis of Local Decision Rules in a Dual-Kanban Flow Shop
  Alireza Ardalan
  (pp. 195-212)

NOTES AND SHORT PAPERS

• Modeling Take-or-Pay Contract Decisions
  Carl R. Schultz
  (pp. 213-224)
• Correction Constants for Present Values of Seasonal Cash Flows
  Gary A. Anderson, Joel R. Barber, and David C. Thurston
  (pp. 225-234)