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Latest issue:Fall 2006
Previous issues -- all in pdf format:
Summer 2006
Fall 2005
Vol 32 #1 - Discusses the Hawaii Annual Conference program highlights including
awards, key events, and PDW activities.
Summer 2005
Vol 31 #2 - Discusses the election results for 2006/2007, the upcoming Hawaii
conference including the Dinner Cruise, the PDW and Conference programs, and an article
on LIFBRI: The Leadership In Family Business Research Initiative at the
London Business School.
winter 2005
Vol 31 #1 - Looks forward to the Honolulu conference including the Dinner Cruise,
PDW activities and the conference programs. Calls for nominations for the upcoming election.
Fall 2004
Vol 30 #3 - A substantial newsletter that provides highlights of the New Orleans conference,
a review of the Division's membership statitics, plans
to move MCD forward, a call for papers for Hawaii, a review of Lausanne and lots of photos.
Spring 2004
Vol 30 #2 - An expansion of the Winter 2004 Newsletter.
Winter 2004
Vol 30 #1 - Reviews the Seattle Conference highlights, the upcoming Lausanne Conference,
reviving the Historin role, and a look forard to New Orleans
Winter 2002
Vol 29 #1 -
Spring 2001
Vol 28 #3 - primary features are news on the upcoming Washington Conference
PDW and Program, a report on the Lyon conference, and a book review on
Leadership For Dummies by Marshal Loeb and Stephen Kindel.
Fall 2000
Vol 28 #1 - Primary features are Reports on the Toronto 2000 Conference activities by
Bill Vroman and Kurt Motamedi, and calls for the year 2001 Conference in Washington, D.C.
-- both the PDW and the main Program. There is also a call for the European conference
in Lyon, France. There is a notice of a new research series on consulting edited by
Tony Buono. There are three reports on international consulting by Flemming Poulfelt,
Marc Bonnet, and Richard Dunford. The book reviewed by Terry Armstrong is:
Consulting for Dummies, by authors Bob Nelson and Peter Economy.
Winter 2000
Vol 28 #2 - Primary features are -- Tony Buono's comments on upcoming Washington
Conference, a Call for Papers, PDW update, Report from Europe, elections notice, and
a book review by Terry Armstrong on The Consultant's legal Guide by Elaine
Biech and Linda Byars Swindling.
Fall 1999
Vol. 27 #1 - Primary features are reports on the Chicago 1999 Conference activities and
a call for the year 2000 Conference in Toronto's Professional Development Workshop and a
call for paper and symposia submissions.
Book reviewed by Terry Armstrong: Crisis In Organizations, author Laurence Barton.
Also Tony Buono reviewed David Maister's book Courage and Values: Missing In Action
Summer 1999
Vol. 26 #3 - Primary features are Chicago 1999 Conference and results of
Election of New Officers. Book reviewed by Terry Armstrong: The Leadership Moment,
author Michael Useem.
Spring 1999
Vol. 26 #2 - Primary features are Chicago 1999 Conference and Election of
New Officers. Book reviewed by Terry Armstrong: How to Lead Change When You're
Not In Charge, authors Roger Risher & Alan Sharp.
Fall 1998
Vol. 26 #1 - Covers San Diego 1998 Conference Highlights including Best
Papers Awards, Call for Papers for Chicago 1999. In the International News
section articles on "A View of Management Consulting in Europe" by
Flemming Pulfelt and "The Globalization of Consulting" by Terry Armstrong.
Introduces a new column — Book Review. Book reviewed by Terry Armstrong:
Selling the Invisible: A Field Guide to Modern Marketing, author Harry Beckwith.
March 1998
Vol. 25 #3 - Covers establishing new Division website, European consulting, and favorite
websites.
July 1998
Vol. 25 #4 - Covers Officers Election, article titled "Why do Research
on Consulting Firms" by Jeff Kerr (the original newsletter
erroneously listed Steve Kerr as the author).
October 1997
Vol. 25 #1 - Covers Boston 1997 Conference Highlights including an article
on Consulting - Redux by Anthony F. Buono.
July 1997
Vol. 24 #4 [stet] - Covers Boston Conference 'Alerts' and View
from the Chair article by Terry Armstrong on "Consultant, Heal Thyself".
May 1997
Vol. 24 #4 - Covers Election Results and in the Around the World section,
the following articles: "Institute for Intellectual Capital Research"
by Nick Bontis and "The American Challenge" by Christopher McKenna.
January 1997
Vol. 24 #2 - Covers Officers Election and View from the Chair article by
Terry Armstrong on "Managerial Consultation: What is it? Where is it going?".
October 1996
Vol. 24 #1 - View from the Chair article by Terry Armstrong on " Building
Bridges".
July 1996
Vol. 23 #4 - View from the Chair article by David Jamieson on "'Bridging'
Theory and Practice".
April 1996
Vol. 23 #3 - View from the Chair article by David Jamieson on "'Let's
Get Serious about Consutling".
February 1996
Vol. 23 #2 - Article by Marilyn Harris, "Consulting leadership —
the moral challenge".
September 1995
Vol. 23 #1 - Includes a Case Vignette "Reorganizing the Chicago Police
Force" by Charles Nelson.
July 1995
Vol. 22 #4 - Election Results and Vancouver conference 'alerts'.
January 1995
Vol. 22 #2 - Includes a Case Vignette "Transforming Leadership -
Redefining a Teamster Union-Management Releationship" by Charles Nelson.
June 1994
Vol. 21 #4 - Includes article "What Makes Consultancy Work? A Report
on the 1994 International Consutling Conference" by Kamil Kellner.
January 1994
Vol. 21 #3 [stet] - Major feature is a Call to Participate in Divison
Changes and a book review by Teresa Joyce Covin — Developing a Consulting
Practice by Robert O. Metzger.
December 1993
Vol. 21 #3 - Special Issue.
September 1993
Vol. 21 #2 - Major feature is article by Marilyn E. Harris on "Time to
Act: Reengineering Managerial Consultation".
