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Articles in May-June 1989 issue of Business Horizons

• Downsizing: survivors' assessments - downsizing a corporation
  by Lynn A. Isabella
• Congress rethinks America's competitiveness
  by David A. Heenan
• American executives through foreign eyes
  by Arthur M. Whitehill
• Core strategy: end result of restructuring? - business
  by Sandra Waddock
• Leaders as stars, pulsars, quasars, and black holes - management
  by Richard H.G. Field
• The automated factory: justification and implementation
  by Mohsen Attaran
• Lessons from Singapore
  by Harvey C. Bunke
• Hazing: uncovering one of the best-kept secrets of the workplace
  by Natasha Josefowitz
• Sharing the vision - employee relations
  by John W. Alexander
• Ambiguity, ethics, and the bottom line - accounting
  by James R. Davis
• Managing new product design and factory fit
  by Nan S. Langowitz
• Self-styled barriers inhibit transferring management methods
  by Richard G. Newman
• Dealing with employee theft
  by Neil H. Snyder
• The social construction of technology: microcomputers and the organization of work
  by Barbara J. Risman