Journal of the Operational Research Society, Volume 51

Volume 51, Number 1, January 2000

Part Special Issue: OR and Strategy Editorial

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  John C. Ranyard:
  Editorial. 1-2

Commentary

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  Robert Fildes:
  A Commentary on 'Blackett: Operational Research'¹. 3

Part Special Issue: OR and Strategy

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  Robert G. Dyson:
  OR and Strategy: Editorial Introduction. 4
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  Robert G. Dyson:
  Strategy, performance and operational research. 5-11
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  Colin Eden, Fran Ackermann:
  Mapping distinctive competencies: a systemic approach. 12-20
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  P. H. Grinyer:
  A cognitive approach to group strategic decision taking: a discussion of evolved practice in the light of received research results. 21-35
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  Frances A. O'Brien, Maureen Meadows:
  Corporate visioning: a survey of UK practice. 36-44
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  M. J. Foster:
  Evaluating foreign direct investments: new challenges for strategic planners. 45-52
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  Brian C. Dangerfield, C. A. Roberts:
  A strategic evaluation of capacity retirements in the steel industry. 53-60

Other Paper

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  Carlton H. Scott, O. G. Skelton, Erik Rolland:
  Tactical and strategic models for satellite customer assignment. 61-71

Case-oriented Papers

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  James W. Taylor, S. Majithia:
  Using combined forecasts with changing weights for electricity demand profiling. 72-82
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  Ken Darby-Dowman, Simon Barker, Eric Audsley, David Parsons:
  A two-stage stochastic programming with recourse model for determining robust planting plans in horticulture. 83-89

Theoretical Papers

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  Lakshman S. Thakur, Suresh K. Nair, Kuang-Wei Wen, Peter Tarasewich:
  A new model and solution method for product line design with pricing. 90-101
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  L. E. Read, Emmanuel Thanassoulis:
  Improving the identification of returns to scale in data envelopment analysis. 102-110
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  Philipp Melchiors, Rommert Dekker, Marcel J. Kleijn:
  Inventory rationing in an (s, Q) inventory model with lost sales and two demand classes. 111-122

Technical Notes

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  J. S. Dagpunar:
  A continuous time solution for optimal claim limits in vehicle insurance. 123-128
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  Haresh Gurnani, Zvi Drezner:
  Deterministic hierarchical substitution inventory models. 129-133

Volume 51, Number 2, February 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  C. J. L. Yewlett:
  A Commentary on: Stringer J (1967) Operational research for "multi-organisations" Opl Res Q., 18: 105-120. 135

Strategic Paper

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  Isaac Dyner:
  Energy modelling platforms for policy and strategy support. 136-144

Case-oriented Papers

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  Wenbin Wang, Anthony H. Christer:
  Towards a general condition based maintenance model for a stochastic dynamic system. 145-155
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  G. Bowles, J. S. Dagpunar:
  Optimisation of sinking funds for major repairs in a housing association. 156-161
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  A. Greasley:
  A simulation analysis of arrest costs. 162-167
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  Peter Naudé, A. Geoffrey Lockett, Gerd Islei, Phil Drinkwater:
  An exploration into the influence of psychological profiles upon group decision making. 168-175

Theoretical Papers

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  H.-Y. Wong, Jonathan Rosenhead:
  A rigorous definition of Robustness Analysis. 176-182
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  Enrique Ballestero:
  Project finance: a multi-criteria approach to arbitration. 183-197
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  Bruno Baynat, Yves Dallery:
  An approximation method for general closed queuing networks with Fork/Join mechanisms. 198-208
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  John W. Chinneck, K. Ramadan:
  Linear programming with interval coefficients. 209-220
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  Ira Horowitz:
  An option-pricing look at the introduction of private labels. 221-230

Technical Notes

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  D. T. Gardner:
  Efficient formulation of electric utility resource planning models. 231-236
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  V. M. Rao Tummala, H. Ling:
  A note on the sampling distribution of the information content of the priority vector of a consistent pairwise comparison judgment matrix of AHP. 237-240

Viewpoint

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  David C. Lane:
  Diagramming conventions in system dynamics. 241-245

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 246-249

Volume 51, Number 3, March 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  Graham Rand:
  'The solution of massive generalized set partitioning problems in aircrew rostering' D M Ryan (1992). J. Opl Res Soc 43(5): 459-467. 251-252

Case-oriented Papers

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  Francis J. Vasko, J. A. McNamara, R. N. Parkes, Floyd E. Wolf, L. R. Woodyatt:
  A matching approach for replenishing rectangular stock sizes. 253-257
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  David Ronen:
  Scheduling charter aircraft. 258-262
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  Erhan Kozan:
  An integrated material handling system for a truck assembly plant. 263-271
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  Martin Utley, Steve Gallivan:
  Evaluation of strategies for Downs Syndrome screening. 272-277
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  W. J. Gregory, Gerald Midgley:
  Planning for disaster: developing a multi-agency counselling service. 278-290

Theoretical Papers

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  Colin Eden, Terry Williams, Fran Ackermann, Susan Howick:
  The role of feedback dynamics in disruption and delay on the nature of disruption and delay (D&D) in major projects. 291-300
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  A. N. Mashayekhi:
  Project cost dynamics for development policy-making. 301-310
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  Frank P. A. Coolen, Pauline Coolen-Schrijner:
  Condition monitoring: a new perspective. 311-319
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  Michael A. Haughton:
  Quantifying the benefits of route reoptimisation under stochastic customer demands. 320-332
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  S. L. C. Oliveira, Paulo A. V. Ferreira:
  Bi-objective optimisation with multiple decision-makers: a convex approach to attain majority solutions. 333-340

Technical Notes

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  Ludmil Mikhailov:
  A fuzzy programming method for deriving priorities in the analytic hierarchy process. 341-349
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  J.-S. Kim, K.-C. Shin, S.-K. Park:
  An optimal algorithm for repairable-item inventory system with depot spares. 350-357
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  Peter C. Bell:
  Forecasting demand variation when there are stockouts. 358-363
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  Jung-Ug Kim, Yeong-Dae Kim:
  A Lagrangian relaxation approach to multi-period inventory/distribution planning. 364-370
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  Serpil Sayin:
  A mixed integer programming formulation for the 1-maximin problem. 371-375

Viewpoints

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  Joe Zhu:
  Setting scale efficient targets in DEA via returns to scale estimation method. 376-378
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  Gautam Appa, M. Yue:
  A reply to Zhu: How useful or accurate is this alternative? 379

Medal Awards 1999

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  Medal Awards 1999. 380-381

Volume 51, Number 4, April 2000

Special Issue: Progress in Simulation Research

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  Simon J. E. Taylor, Stewart Robinson, Ray J. Paul:
  Progress in simulation research: an editorial introduction and overview. 383

50th Anniversary Paper

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  Ray J. Paul:
  A commentary on Mellor and Tocher: A steel-works production game. 384

Simulation Modelling Infrastructures

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  S. R. Das:
  Adaptive protocols for parallel discrete event simulation. 385-394
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  Rob Pooley, Pauline A. Wilcox:
  Distributing decision making using Java simulation across the World Wide Web. 395-404
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  Michael Pidd, Ricardo A. Cassel:
  Using Java to develop discrete event simulations. 405-412
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  Boon-Ping Gan, Stephen John Turner:
  An asynchronous protocol for virtual factory simulation on shared memory multiprocessor systems. 413-422

Simulation Modelling Methodologies

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  F. Nishakumari de Silva, Richard W. Eglese:
  Integrating simulation modelling and GIS: spatial decision support systems for evacuation planning. 423-430
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  James Moffat:
  Representing the command and control process in simulation models of conflict. 431-439
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  Jenny A. Harding, Keith Popplewell:
  Simulation: an application of factory design process methodology. 440-448
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  Jane L. Snowdon, Edward A. MacNair, Mario Montevecchi, C. Adam Callery, Soad El-Taji, Scott Miller:
  IBM journey management library: an arena system for airport simulations. 449-456
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  M. R. Phillips, David T. Marsh:
  The validation of fast-time air traffic simulations in practice. 457-464
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  Tillal Eldabi, Ray J. Paul, Simon J. E. Taylor:
  Simulating economic factors in adjuvant breast cancer treatment. 465-475
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  Ruth Davies, Sally C. Brailsford, Paul Roderick, Chris Canning, D. Crabbe:
  Using simulation modelling for evaluating screening services for diabetic retinopathy. 476-484
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  P. M. Barton, A. M. Tobias:
  Discrete quantity approach to continuous simulation modelling. 485-489
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  Yu-Chi Ho, Christos G. Cassandras, Chun-Hung Chen, Liyi Dai:
  Ordinal optimisation and simulation. 490-500
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  Russell C. H. Cheng, John D. Lamb:
  Making efficient simulation experiments interactively with a desktop simulation package. 501-507

Volume 51, Number 5, May 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  J. R. Lawrence:
  Commentary on Ball and Burns (1968): An econometric approach to short-run analysis in the UK economy, 1955-66. 509

Case-oriented Papers

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  E. H. Norman, J. M. Norman:
  Community operational research issues and public art practice: the art director system. 510-517
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  David C. Lane, Camilla Monefeldt, Jonathan Rosenhead:
  Looking in the wrong place for healthcare improvements: A system dynamics study of an accident and emergency department. 518-531
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  Kate A. Smith, Robert J. Willis, Malcolm Brooks:
  An analysis of customer retention and insurance claim patterns using data mining: a case study. 532-541
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  Steve Clarke, Brian Lehaney:
  Mixing methodologies for information systems development and strategy: A higher education case study. 542-556
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  Martin Read, John S. Edwards, Anthony Gear:
  Group preference aggregation rules: The results of a comparative analysis with in situ data. 557-563

Theoretical Papers

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  D. Sariklis, Susan Powell:
  A heuristic method for the open vehicle routing problem. 564-573
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  Miguel Rios, Vladimir Marianov, M. Gutierrez:
  Survivable capacitated network design problem: new formulation and Lagrangean relaxation. 574-582
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  Cou-Chen Wu, H.-L. Chen:
  A consumer purchasing model with learning and departure behaviour. 583-591
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  Hemant V. Kher:
  Examination of flexibility acquisition policies in dual resource constrained job shops with simultaneous worker learning and forgetting effects. 592-601
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  Ilkyeong Moon, Edward A. Silver:
  The multi-item newsvendor problem with a budget constraint and fixed ordering costs. 602-608
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  Rasaratnam Logendran, V. Sirikrai:
  Machine duplication and part subcontracting in the presence of alternative cell locations in manufacturing cell design. 609-624

Technical Notes

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  Quanling Wei, Hong Yan, Jian Ma, Zhiping Fan:
  A compromise weight for multi-criteria group decision making with individual preference. 625-634
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  B. C. Vasconcelos, M. P. Marques:
  Reorder quantities for (Q, R) inventory models. 635-638

Viewpoints

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  Ruhul A. Sarker:
  A note on production capacity planning and control in multi-stage manufacturing. 639-640
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  Angappa Gunasekaran:
  Reply to Sarker. 640-641
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  J. B. Kidd, J. Leung:
  A note with respect to Gregory and Lau's paper 'Logical soft systems modelling for information source analysis - the case of Hong Kong Telecom'. 642
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  F. Gregory:
  A reply to Kidd and Leung. 642-644
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  A reply from Kidd (Leung, in absentia). 644-646

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 647-650

JORS Referees 1999

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  JORS Referees 1999. 651-653

Volume 51, Number 6, June 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  Graham Rand:
  A commentary on Wright MB (1991): Scheduling English cricket umpires. 655

Case-oriented Papers

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  D. Mather:
  A simulation model of the spread of Hepatitis C within a closed cohort. 656-665
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  Malachy Carey, S. Carville:
  Testing schedule performance and reliability for train stations. 666-682
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  Kjetil Fagerholt, Sverre Inge Heimdal, A. Loktu:
  Shortest path in the presence of obstacles: An application to ocean shipping. 683-688
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  James W. Bryant, C. K. Chin:
  Integrating approaches to revitalise a church's mission strategy. 689-699
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  Leroy White, Ann R. Taket:
  Exploring the use of narrative analysis as an operational research method: A case study in voluntary sector evaluation. 700-711

Theoretical Papers

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  R. D. Hurrion:
  A sequential method for the development of visual interactive meta-simulation models using neural networks. 712-719
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  Victor V. Podinovski:
  An extended maximin approach for decision analysis with uncontrollable factors. 720-728
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  Jack Brimberg, Charles S. ReVelle:
  The maximum return-on-investment plant location problem. 729-735
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  Pedro Linares, Carlos Romero:
  A multiple criteria decision making approach for electricity planning in Spain: economic versus environmental objectives. 736-743

Technical Notes

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  Michael A. Pearson:
  The incorporation of target performance measures and constrained optimisation in the newsboy problem. 744-754
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  Moula Cherikh:
  On the effect of centralisation on expected profits in a multi-location Newsboy problem. 755-761
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  Timothy L. Urban:
  Reorder level determination with serially-correlated demand. 762-768

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 769-772

Corrigendum

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  Corrigenda: On modelling poor quality costs in part manufacturing operation. 773-774

Volume 51, Number 7, July 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  R. Cuninghame-Greene:
  Commentary on Lee A (1970): Supranational Operational Research. 775

Strategic Papers

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  A. Khakee, A. Barbanente, D. Borri:
  Expert and experiential knowledge in planning. 776-788
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  Cláudia S. Sarrico, Robert G. Dyson:
  Using DEA for planning in UK universities - an institutional perspective. 789-800
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  J. M. Harris II, Hacer Özgen, Yasar A. Ozcan:
  Do mergers enhance the performance of hospital efficiency? 801-811

Case-oriented Papers

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  J. R. P. Townshend, H. S. Turner:
  Analysing the effectiveness of Chlamydia screening. 812-824
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  Kathryn A. Dowsland, Jonathan M. Thompson:
  Solving a nurse scheduling problem with knapsacks, networks and tabu search. 825-833
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  Kjetil Fagerholt, Marielle Christiansen:
  A combined ship scheduling and allocation problem. 834-842
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  María Jesús Mancebón, Cecilio Mar-Molinero:
  Performance in primary schools. 843-854

Theoretical Papers

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  J. A. Bowers:
  Multiple schedules and measures of resource constrained float. 855-862
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  Ronald D. Baker:
  How to correctly calculate discounted healthcare costs and benefits. 863-868

Technical Notes

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  Daming Lin, Ming Jian Zuo, Richard C. M. Yam, Max Q.-H. Meng:
  Optimal system design considering warranty, periodic preventive maintenance, and minimal repair. 869-874
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  Mohamed Ben-Daya, Moncer Hariga:
  Economic lot scheduling problem with imperfect production processes. 875-881

Viewpoints

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  Richard J. Ormerod, Michael C. Jackson:
  Future Research on Coherent Pluralism: Courageous or Misguided? 882-886
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  Danny C. Myers, Arthur B. Yeh:
  Generating correlated random variables for a simulation model. 887-888
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  Amy Hing Ling Lau, Hon-Shiang Lau:
  A note on Snyder's simple proof that the inventory position is uniformly distributed in some (Q, R) Systems. 889-890
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  Max Moullin:
  The diet problem - or should it be the health problem? 890

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 891-893

Volume 51, Number 8, August 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  John Hough:
  Commentary on Belton (1985): The use of a simple multi-criteria model to assist in selection from a shortlist. 895-896

Case-oriented Papers

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  Chiang Kao, Shiang-Tai Liu:
  Data envelopment analysis with missing data: an application to University libraries in Taiwan. 897-905
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  John Ruggiero:
  Nonparametric estimation of returns to scale in the public sector with an application to the provision of educational services. 906-912
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  Bo K. Wong, Thomas Bodnovich, Vincent Siu-king Lai:
  The use of cascade-correlation neural networks in University fund raising. 913-920

Theoretical Papers

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  J. Ben Atkinson:
  Some related paradoxes of queuing theory: new cases and a unifying explanation. 921-935
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  Q. B. Chung, Thomas R. Willemain, Robert M. O'Keefe:
  Influence of model management systems on decision making: empirical evidence and implications. 936-948
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  Paul N. Finlay, John M. Wilson:
  A survey of contingency factors affecting the validation of end-user spreadsheet-based decision support systems. 949-958
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  J. C. James, Saïd Salhi:
  The location of protection devices on electrical tree networks: a heuristic approach. 959-970
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  Maria Cruz López de los Mozos Martin, Juan A. Mesa:
  Heuristics for multiple facility location in a network using the variance criterion. 971-981

Technical Notes

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  R. Cañavate-Bernal, Mercedes Landete-Ruiz, A. Marín-Pérez:
  On the resolution of the single product capacitated machine siting problem. 982-992
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  David Dyte, Stephen R. Clarke:
  A ratings based Poisson model for World Cup soccer simulation. 993-998

Viewpoints and Responses

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  Zaid T. Balkhi:
  On the optimal production stopping and restarting times for an EOQ model with deteriorating items. 999-1001
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  Hong Yan, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
  A Reply to Balkhi. 1001-1002
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  Zaid T. Balkhi:
  Response to Yan and Cheng. 1002-1003
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  Hong Yan, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
  Response to Balkhi's response. 1003

Obituary

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  Stafford Beer:
  Roger Tatham Eddison: an appreciation. 1004-1007

Volume 51, Number 9, September 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  K. Brian Haley:
  Commentary on Ackoff RL (1979): The future of OR is past; Resurrecting the future of OR. 1009

The Blackett Memorial Lecture: 30th November 1999

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  T. Holt:
  The future for Official Statistics. 1010-1019

General Paper

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  Maurice W. Kirby:
  Spreading the gospel of management science: operational research in Iron and Steel, 1950-1970. 1020-1028

Strategic Papers

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  K. Christodoulou, K. Vlahos:
  Variable structure modelling of dynamic industry systems. 1029-1040
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  T.-S. Jan, C.-G. Jan:
  Development of weapon systems in developing countries: a case study of long range strategies in Taiwan. 1041-1050

Case-oriented Papers

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  Andrew T. Brint:
  Sequential inspection sampling to avoid failure critical items being in an at risk condition. 1051-1059
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  Eija Koskivaara:
  Artificial neural network models for predicting patterns in auditing monthly balances. 1060-1069

Theoretical Papers

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  Luis C. Dias, João C. N. Clímaco:
  Additive aggregation with variable interdependent parameters: the VIP analysis software. 1070-1082
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  Sönke Hartmann:
  Packing problems and project scheduling models: an integrating perspective. 1083-1092

Technical Notes

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  Oded Berman, Zvi Drezner, George O. Wesolowsky:
  Routing and location on a network with hazardous threats. 1093-1099
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  Mohamed Haouari, Talel Ladhari:
  Minimising maximum lateness in a two-machine flowshop. 1100-1106

Viewpoint and Respons

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  F. R. Johnston, Ralph D. Snyder, Anne B. Koehler, J. Keith Ord:
  Viewpoint and Respons. 1107-1110

Volume 51, Number 10, October 2000

Part Special Issue: Modelling and Analysis in Supply Chain Management Systems
50th Anniversary Paper

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  F. R. Johnston:
  Commentary on Burgin and Wild (1967): Stock control - experience and usable theory. 1111

Part Special Issue Paper: Modelling and Analysis in Supply Chain Management Systems

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  A. Gunasekaren, Douglas K. Macbeth, Richard Lamming:
  Modelling and analysis of supply chain management systems: an editorial overview. 1112-1115
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  Américo Lopes Azevedo, Jorge Pinho de Sousa:
  Order planning for networked make-to-order enterprises - a case study. 1116-1127
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  Luitzen de Boer, Gerhard C. van Dijkhuizen, Jan Telgen:
  A basis for modelling the costs of supplier selection: the economic tender quantity. 1128-1135
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  Fred Janssen, Ton G. de Kok, Frank A. Van der Duyn Schouten:
  Approximate analysis of the delivery splitting model. 1136-1147
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  Isabel H. Themido, Amílcar Arantes, Carla Fernandes, Alcibíades P. Guedes:
  Logistic costs case study - an ABC approach. 1148-1157
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  Nukala Viswanadham, N. R. Srinivasa Raghavan:
  Performance analysis and design of supply chains: a Petri net approach. 1158-1169
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  Cemal Dinçer, Bahar Deler:
  On the distribution of throughput of transfer lines. 1170-1178
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  K. K. Geetha, K. K. Achary:
  Are more suppliers better?: generalising the Guo and Ganeshan procedure. 1179-1183
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  Leo W. G. Strijbosch, Ruud M. J. Heuts, E. H. M. van der Schoot:
  A combined forecast - inventory control procedure for spare parts. 1184-1192

Case-oriented Paper

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  Sydney C. K. Chu, M. P. P. Ho, K. K. Y. Lee, H. P. Lo:
  Nurses allocation models for maternal and child health services. 1193-1204

Technical Note

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  Michael K. Ng:
  Clustering methods for printed circuit board insertion problems. 1205-1211

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 1212-1215

Volume 51, Number 11, November 2000

50th Anniversary Paper

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  John Hough:
  Commentary on Rosenhead JV (1978): An education in robustness. 1217

Case-oriented Papers

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  W. Wang, Philip A. Scarf, M. A. J. Smith:
  On the application of a model of condition-based maintenance. 1218-1227
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  Ronald Korporaal, Ad Ridder, Peter Kloprogge, Rommert Dekker:
  An analytic model for capacity planning of prisons in the Netherlands. 1228-1237
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  Antoon W. J. Kolen, Frits C. R. Spieksma:
  Solving a bi-criterion cutting stock problem with open-ended demand: a case study. 1238-1247
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  Ian D. Wilson, Paul A. Roach:
  Container stowage planning: a methodology for generating computerised solutions. 1248-1255

Theoretical Papers

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  John Mingers:
  The contribution of critical realism as an underpinning philosophy for OR/MS and systems. 1256-1270
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  Michael A. H. Dempster, N. Hicks Pedrón, Elena A. Medova, J. E. Scott, A. Sembos:
  Planning logistics operations in the oil industry. 1271-1288
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  Alberto Gómez, David de la Fuente:
  Resolution of strip-packing problems with genetic algorithms. 1289-1295
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  Baris Tan, Selçuk Karabati:
  Modelling and scheduling of an asynchronous cyclic production line with multiple parts. 1296-1308
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  Y.-F. Hung, K.-L. Chien:
  A multi-class multi-level capacitated lot sizing model. 1309-1318
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  Gang Hao, Quanling Wei, Hong Yan:
  A game theoretical model of DEA efficiency. 1319-1329

Technical Notes

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  Jatinder N. D. Gupta, Johnny C. Ho, Scott Webster:
  Bicriteria optimisation of the makespan and mean flowtime on two identical parallel machines. 1330-1339
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  Moncer A. Hariga:
  Setup cost reduction in (Q, r) policy with lot size, setup time and lead-time interactions. 1340-1345

Volume 51, Number 12, September 2000

Teaching OR: A Review of Current Practice and Developments
50th Anniversary Paper

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  John C. Ranyard:
  Commentary on Checkland (1985): Achieving 'desirable and feasible' change: an application of Soft Systems Methodology. 1347-1348

Special Issue Papers

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  Michael Pidd:
  Looking backwards and forwards at the same time: an editorial overview. 1349-1351
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  Gary Simpson, John S. Edwards:
  Was it good for them? Reflections on the use of MENTOR and changes in course design using general performance measures. 1352-1358
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  H. G. Daellenbach, Nicola Ward Petty:
  Using MENTOR to teach systems thinking and OR methodology to first-year students in New Zealand. 1359-1366
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  Peter C. Bell, Christoph Haehling von Lanzenauer:
  Teaching objectives: the value of using cases in teaching operational research. 1367-1377
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  James J. Cochran:
  Introductory business OR cases: successful use of cases in introductory undergraduate business college operational research courses. 1378-1385
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  A. French, Paul N. Finlay:
  Strongarm arcade games: a case study in mathematical modelling. 1386-1398
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  Andrew Martin:
  An integrated introduction to spreadsheet and programming skills for operational research students. 1399-1408
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  T.-S. Jan, C.-G. Jan:
  Designing simulation software to facilitate learning of quantitative system dynamics skills: a case in Taiwan. 1409-1419
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  Kenneth Chelst, Samuel E. Bodily:
  Structured risk management: filling a gap in decision analysis education. 1420-1432
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  C. Keller, J. Kros:
  Teaching communication in an MBA operations research/management science course. 1433-1439
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  Terry Williams, K. Dickson:
  Teaching real-life OR to MSc students. 1440-1448