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Dora Inés Rizzuto	The MNE Subsidiary Challenge: Adapting global strategy to the local cultural context Two Cases in Argentina by Dr Dora Inés Rizzuto

Leigh Armistead	Adapting Information Operations to a Changing World: Future Options for the United States Government by Dr Edwin “Leigh” Armistead

Juri Kivima	A Cost Optimizing Model for IT Security by Dr Jüri Kivimaa,

Trevor Long	Work Engagement, Disengagement and Meaningfulness by Dr Trevor Long

MacDonald Kanyangale	Conveniencing the Family In Agri-Based Processing Enterprise: A Grounded Theory Study Of Strategic Leaders’ Cultural Assumptions And Strategising Activities by Dr Macdonald Isaac Kanyangale

Gabriella Colombo	An Exploratory Study of Inter-generational Knowledge Transfer within the Project Management Profession by Dr Gabriella Colombo

Peter Clark	Time is Value by Dr Peter J. Clark

Michael Sutton	Examination of the Historical Sensemaking Processes Representing the Development of Knowledge Management Programs in Universities by Dr Michael J.D. Sutton

Shaun Pather	E-Commerce Information Systems (ECIS) Success by Dr Shaun Pather

Paul Griffiths	The Application of Market Power Theory as a Value Driver for Information Technology Investment Decisions by Dr Paul Griffiths

Anthony Mitchell	A comparison of the offshoring and outsourcing strategies in UK and German multinational companies: a critical engagement with the ‘varieties of capitalism’ perspective by Dr Anthony Mitchell

Shawren Singh	Towards understanding the process of e-Government application design in South Africa by Dr Shawren Singh

TJ McDonald	The development of a Community Informatics (CI) model to support Irish Local Voluntary Organisations (LVOs) use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) by Dr TJ McDonald

Bill Nichols	The Nature and Antecedence of Client Loyalty in Professional Business Services by Dr Bill Nichols

Dolly Mastrangelo	Collaborate to Innovate: Innovative Capacity Index for Effective Open Innovationby Dr Dorothea G. Greenwood

Cristiano Trindade De Angelis	A Knowledge Management Organisational Intelligence Model for Public Sector Administrations by Dr Cristiano Trindade De Angelis

Ken Grant	THE DISCIPLINE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: Lessons from the KM Strategies of Professional Services Firms by Dr Kenneth A. Grant

Nicola Swan	Giving Community Stakeholders a Voice in Stakeholder Theory: Corporate Responsibility Interventions in Rural India by Dr Nicola H. J. Swan

Marian Carcary	The Evaluation of ICT Investment Performance in terms of its Functional Deployment by Dr Marian Carcary

Florica Tomos	The Impacts of Learning and Digital Platforms & ICTs on the Success of Women Entrepreneurs in Communities of Practice in South-East Wales by Dr Florica Tomo

	The Journey towards a Growing Diffusion of Entrepreneurship Learning and Culture in Society by Mirta Michilli