Journal of the Operational Research Society, Volume 57

Volume 57, Number 1, January 2006

Editorial

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  Editorial. 1

Case-Oriented Papers

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  V. Cristina Ivanescu, J. Will M. Bertrand, Jan C. Fransoo, Jack P. C. Kleijnen:
  Bootstrapping to solve the limited data problem in production control: an application in batch process industries. 2-9
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  J. Swart, John H. Powell:
  Men and measures: capturing knowledge requirements in firms through qualitative system modelling. 10-21
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  Michel Gendreau, Gilbert Laporte, Frédéric Semet:
  The maximal expected coverage relocation problem for emergency vehicles. 22-28

Theoretical Papers

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  Joaquín Pacheco, Rafael Martí:
  Tabu search for a multi-objective routing problem. 29-37
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  Nur Evin Özdemirel, Levent Kandiller:
  Semi-dynamic modelling of heterogeneous land combat. 38-51
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  D. Y. Sha, Z. H. Che:
  Supply chain network design: partner selection and production/distribution planning using a systematic model. 52-62
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  Pauline Coolen-Schrijner, Frank P. A. Coolen, S. C. Shaw:
  Nonparametric adaptive opportunity-based age replacement strategies. 63-81
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  Necati Aras, Kerem Can Özkisacik, I. Kuban Altinel:
  Solving the uncapacitated multi-facility Weber problem by vector quantization and self-organizing maps. 82-93
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  José D. Bermúdez, José Vicente Segura, Enriqueta Vercher:
  Improving demand forecasting accuracy using nonlinear programming software. 94-100
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  Ali Allahverdi, Fawaz S. Al-Anzi:
  Scheduling multi-stage parallel-processor services to minimize average response time. 101-110

Technical Note

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  Niaz A. Wassan:
  A reactive tabu search for the vehicle routing problem. 111-116

Viewpoints

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  Richard Ormerod:
  The OR/MS contribution to strategy development and policy-making. 117-120
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  Mike Pidd:
  Reply to R Ormerod. 120-121

Volume 57, Number 2, February 2006

Case-Oriented Paper

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  Stephen C. H. Leung, Yue Wu, K. K. Lai:
  A stochastic programming approach for multi-site aggregate production planning. 123-132

Theoretical Papers

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  Chams Lahlou, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès:
  Single-machine scheduling with time window-dependent processing times. 133-139
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  Behrooz Karimi, S. M. T. Fatemi Ghomi, John M. Wilson:
  A tabu search heuristic for solving the CLSP with backlogging and set-up carry-over. 140-147
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  Edmund K. Burke, Bart L. MacCarthy, Sanja Petrovic, Rong Qu:
  Multiple-retrieval case-based reasoning for course timetabling problems. 148-162
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  Jatinder N. D. Gupta, Jeffrey E. Schaller:
  Minimizing flow time in a flow-line manufacturing cell with family setup times. 163-176
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  A. K. Mishra, Pandu R. Tadikamalla:
  Order splitting in single sourcing with scheduled-release orders. 177-189
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  Jinfeng Yue, Bintong Chen, Min-Chiang Wang:
  Generating ranking groups in the analytical hierarchy process. 190-201
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  John Mingers:
  A critique of statistical modelling in management science from a critical realist perspective: its role within multimethodology. 202-219

Technical Note

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  Ji-Bo Wang, Z.-Q. Xia:
  Flow shop scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs under dominating machines. 220-226

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 227-230

Volume 57, Number 3, March 2006

Case-Oriented Paper

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  Rudy Setiono, Shan L. Pan, Ming-Huei Hsieh, Arnulfo P. Azcarraga:
  Knowledge acquisition and revision using neural networks: an application to a cross-national study of brand image perception. 231-240

Theoretical Papers

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  Libertad Tansini, Omar Viera:
  New measures of proximity for the assignment algorithms in the MDVRPTW. 241-249
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  Paul D. Berger, Amy Z. Zeng:
  Single versus multiple sourcing in the presence of risks. 250-261
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  Chih-Hsiung Wang, Ruey-Huei Yeh, Peitsang Wu:
  Optimal production time and number of maintenance actions for an imperfect production system under equal-interval maintenance policy. 262-270
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  Selçuk Karabati, Can Akkan:
  Minimizing sum of completion times on a single machine with sequence-dependent family setup times. 271-280
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  L. Lei, Q. Wang, C. Fan:
  Optimal business policies for a supplier-transporter-buyer channel with a price-sensitive demand. 281-289
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  Denis F. Cioffi:
  Completing projects according to plans: an earned-value improvement index. 290-295
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  Dirk Biskup, Martin Feldmann:
  Lot streaming with variable sublots: an integer programming formulation. 296-303
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  Konstantin Kogan, Uriel Spiegel:
  Optimal policies for inventory usage, production and pricing of fashion goods over a selling season. 304-315
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  Lixin Tang, H. Xuan:
  Lagrangian relaxation algorithms for real-time hybrid flowshop scheduling with finite intermediate buffers. 316-324

Book Selections

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  Book Selection. 325-328
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  Book Selection. 329-331
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  Book Selection. 332-335

Volume 57, Number 4, April 2006

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Chien-Ta Ho:
  Measuring bank operations performance: an approach based on Grey Relation Analysis. 337-349
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  Francisco J. Nogales, Antonio J. Conejo:
  Electricity price forecasting through transfer function models. 350-356
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  E. J. Comeaux, Bhaba R. Sarker:
  Optimal inventory policy for specialty chemical products in multiple packages. 357-366
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  Andrew J. Higgins, L. A. Laredo:
  Improving harvesting and transport planning within a sugar value chain. 367-376

Theoretical Papers

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  Peter C. Bell, M. Zhang:
  Management decision-making in the single period optimum pricing problem. 377-388
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  Meltem Denizel, Haldun Süral:
  On alternative mixed integer programming formulations and LP-based heuristics for lot-sizing with setup times. 389-399
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  Dick den Hertog, Jack P. C. Kleijnen, Alex Y. D. Siem:
  The correct Kriging variance estimated by bootstrapping. 400-409
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  W. J. Chen:
  Minimizing total flow time in the single-machine scheduling problem with periodic maintenance. 410-415
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  Madhuri S. Mulekar, Frank J. Matejcik:
  On selecting a process with the smallest number of unfortunate events. 416-422
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  Konstantin Kogan, Victor Portougal:
  Multi-period aggregate production planning in a news-vendor framework. 423-433
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  Ido Millet, Janis L. Gogan:
  A dialectical framework for problem structuring and information technology. 434-442
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  Peter C. Bell, J. Chen:
  Cutting costs or enhancing revenues? An example of a multi-product firm with impatient customers illustrates an important choice facing operational researchers. 443-449
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  Wen Lea Pearn, Chien-Wei Wu:
  Variables sampling plans with PPM fraction of defectives and process loss consideration. 450-459
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  S. Yanai, T. Fujie:
  A three-machine permutation flow-shop problem with minimum makespan on the second machine. 460-468

Technical Note

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  Ching-Ter Chang:
  Mixed binary interval goal programming. 469-473

Volume 57, Number 5, May 2006

Blackett Memorial Lecture

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  Luk N. Van Wassenhove:
  Humanitarian aid logistics: supply chain management in high gear. 475-489

Case-Oriented Papers

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  A. Higgins, G. Beashel, A. Harrison:
  Scheduling of brand production and shipping within a sugar supply chain. 490-498
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  M. J. López-Baldovin, C. Gutiérrez-Martín, Julio Berbel:
  Multicriteria and multiperiod programming for scenario analysis in Guadalquivir river irrigated farming. 499-509
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  Fabio B. Losa, Valerie Belton:
  Combining MCDA and conflict analysis: an exploratory application of an integrated approach. 510-525

Theoretical Papers

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  Antonio Rodrigo, Mercedes Vázquez, Carmen Carrera:
  Markovian networks in labour markets. 526-531
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  Murat Köksalan, Esra Karasakal:
  An interactive approach for multiobjective decision making. 532-540
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  Fan T. Tseng, Jatinder N. D. Gupta, Edward F. Stafford Jr.:
  A penalty-based heuristic algorithm for the permutation flowshop scheduling problem with sequence-dependent set-up times. 541-551
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  So Young Sohn, H. Choi:
  Random effects logistic regression model for data envelopment analysis with correlated decision making units. 552-560
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  Shao Wei Lam, Loon Ching Tang:
  Multiobjective vendor allocation in multiechelon inventory systems: a spreadsheet model. 561-578
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  Jeng-Fung Chen, Tai-Hsi Wu:
  Vehicle routing problem with simultaneous deliveries and pickups. 579-587
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  Estelle A. Shale, John E. Boylan, F. R. Johnston:
  Forecasting for intermittent demand: the estimation of an unbiased average. 588-592
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  S. B. Yu, Janet Efstathiou:
  Complexity in rework cells: theory, analysis and comparison. 593-602
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  Pi-Sheng Deng, Eleftherios G. Tsacle:
  Emergent learning behaviour in a simulated organization faced with tasks requiring team effort. 603-611

Viewpoint

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  David Worthington:
  Beware multiple hypothesis testing - the curse of type I errors. 612

Thank you to Referees

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  T. Williams, J. Wilson:
  Thank you to Referees. 613-614

Volume 57, Number 6, June 2006

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Maria Isabel Gomes Salema, Ana Paula F. D. Barbosa-Póvoa, Augusto Q. Novais:
  A warehouse-based design model for reverse logistics. 615-629
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  L. N. Allen, L. C. Rose:
  Financial survival analysis of defaulted debtors. 630-636
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  José Vicente Caixeta-Filho:
  Orange harvesting scheduling management: a case study. 637-642
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  Lorraine Dodd, James Moffat, Jim Q. Smith:
  Discontinuity in decision-making when objectives conflict: a military command decision case study. 643-654

Theoretical Papers

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  S. M. Finlay:
  Predictive models of expenditure and over-indebtedness for assessing the affordability of new consumer credit applications. 655-669
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  Selin Bilgin, Meral Azizoglu:
  Capacity and tool allocation problem in flexible manufacturing systems. 670-681
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  Lawrence Chi Kin Leung, K. C. Lam, D. Cao:
  Implementing the balanced scorecard using the analytic hierarchy process & the analytic network process. 682-691
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  David J. Robb, Edward A. Silver:
  Inventory management under date-terms supplier trade credit with stochastic demand and leadtime. 692-702
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  J. S. Chen:
  Single-machine scheduling with flexible and periodic maintenance. 703-710
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  Jeff D. Griffiths:
  Cascades of queues. 711-717
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  Mhand Hifi, M. Michrafy:
  A reactive local search-based algorithm for the disjunctively constrained knapsack problem. 718-726
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  Tammy Drezner, Zvi Drezner, Saïd Salhi:
  A multi-objective heuristic approach for the casualty collection points location problem. 727-734
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  Ernesto G. Birgin, José Mario Martínez, Walter F. Mascarenhas, Débora P. Ronconi:
  Method of sentinels for packing items within arbitrary convex regions. 735-746

Viewpoints

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  Suresh K. Goyal, S. Viswanathan:
  On 'Optimal production policy with shelf life including shortages'. 747
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  S. Sharma:
  Reply to SK Goyal. 748
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  S. Wang, H. Wang:
  Quarantine OCRA spam. 748-750
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  Celik Parkan:
  On OCRA: response to comments by Wang and Wang (2005). 750-754

Corrigendum

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  David J. Robb, Edward A. Silver:
  Inventory management under date-terms supplier trade credit with stochastic demand and leadtime. 755

Volume 57, Number 7, July 2006

Special Issue: Problem structuring Methods

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  Duncan Shaw, L. Alberto Franco, Mark Westcombe:
  Problem structuring methods: new directions in a problematic world. 757-758

Part 1: Reflecting on Problem Structuring Methods

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  Jonathan Rosenhead:
  Past, present and future of problem structuring methods. 759-765

Viewpoints

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  Colin Eden, Fran Ackermann:
  Where next for problem structuring methods. 766-768
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  Peter Checkland:
  Reply to Eden and Ackermann: Any future for problem structuring methods? 769-771
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  John Friend:
  Labels, methodologies and strategic decision support. 772-775
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  Mark Westcombe, L. Alberto Franco, Duncan Shaw:
  Where next for PSMs - A grassroots revolution? 776-778

Part 2: New Methods in Problem Structuring

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  Gilberto Montibeller, Valerie Belton:
  Causal maps and the evaluation of decision options - a review. 779-791
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  T. Ritchey:
  Problem structuring using computer-aided morphological analysis. 792-801
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  Mark Winter:
  Problem structuring in project management: an application of soft systems methodology (SSM). 802-812
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  L. Alberto Franco:
  Forms of conversation and problem structuring methods: a conceptual development. 813-821
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  P. Keys:
  On becoming expert in the use of problem structuring methods. 822-829
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  Duncan Shaw:
  Journey Making group workshops as a research tool. 830-841
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  L. White:
  Evaluating problem-structuring methods: developing an approach to show the value and effectiveness of PSMs. 842-855
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  Kathy Kotiadis, John Mingers:
  Combining PSMs with hard OR methods: the philosophical and practical challenges. 856-867

Part 4: General Papers on Problem Structuring

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  Michael C. Jackson:
  Beyond problem structuring methods: reinventing the future of OR/MS. 868-878

Book Selection

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  Problem structuring methods: Book Reviews. 879-883

Volume 57, Number 8, August 2006

General Papers

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  Peter J. Dortmans, Neville J. Curtis, N. Tri:
  An analytical approach for constructing and measuring concepts. 885-891
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  Richard Ormerod:
  The history and ideas of pragmatism. 892-909

Case-Oriented Papers

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  D. Lin, Dragan Banjevic, Andrew K. S. Jardine:
  Using principal components in a proportional hazards model with applications in condition-based maintenance. 910-919
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  Paul D. Berger, Jegoo Lee, Bruce David Weinberg:
  Optimal cooperative advertising integration strategy for organizations adding a direct online channel. 920-927
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  Helene Gunnarsson, Mikael Rönnqvist, Dick Carlsson:
  A combined terminal location and ship routing problem. 928-938
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  Duncan Shaw, John S. Edwards, Paul M. Collier:
  Quid pro quo: Reflections on the value of problem structuring group workshops. 939-949
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  Keith A. Willoughby, C. J. Zappe:
  A methodology to optimize foundation seminar assignments. 950-956

Theoretical Papers

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  Y.-H. Kim, Lyn C. Thomas:
  Repair strategies in an uncertain environment: Markov decision process approach. 957-964
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  M. Barad, A. Engel:
  Optimizing VVT strategies: a decomposition approach. 965-974
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  A. D. Fitt, C. J. Howls, M. Kabelka:
  Valuation of soccer spread bets. 975-985
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  T. Bhaskar, U. D. Kumar:
  A cost model for N-version programming with imperfect debugging. 986-994
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  Steven A. Gabriel, Raquel García-Bertrand, Prawat Sahakij, Antonio J. Conejo:
  A practical approach to approximate bilinear functions in mathematical programming problems by using Schur's decomposition and SOS type 2 variables. 995-1004
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  Johnny C. Ho, Yih-Long Chang, Adriano O. Solis:
  Two modifications of the least cost per period heuristic for dynamic lot-sizing. 1005-1013

Practice Note

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  A. Bhattacharya:
  A goal programming approach for developing pre-harvest forecasts of crop yield. 1014-1017

Corrigendum

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  Zhuo Fu, Richard W. Eglese, Leon Y. O. Li:
  A new tabu search heuristic for the open vehicle routing problem. 1018

Volume 57, Number 9, September 2006

General Papers

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  David L. Olson, Margaret F. Shipley, Madeline Johnson, Petya Dimitrova, I. Marchevski, I. Stoykov, Nikola Yankov:
  Simulation as a pedagogical tool for managerial decision-making in a transition economy. 1019-1026
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  José-Rodrigo Córdoba:
  Using Foucault to analyse ethics in the practice of problem structuring methods. 1027-1034

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Gabriella Budai, Dennis Huisman, Rommert Dekker:
  Scheduling preventive railway maintenance activities. 1035-1044
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  J. Privé, Jacques Renaud, Fayez F. Boctor, Gilbert Laporte:
  Solving a vehicle-routing problem arising in soft-drink distribution. 1045-1052
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  James V. Hansen, James B. McDonald, Ray D. Nelson:
  Some evidence on forecasting time-series with support vector machines. 1053-1063
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  José-Rodrigo Córdoba, Gerald Midgley:
  Broadening the boundaries: an application of critical systems thinking to IS planning in Colombia. 1064-1080

Theoretical Papers

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  Moncer Hariga, Mohamed Naceur Azaiez:
  Heuristic procedures for the single facility inspection problem with minimal repair and increasing failure rate. 1081-1088
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  Satyaveer Singh Chauhan, Jean-Marie Proth, Ana María Sarmiento, Rakesh Nagi:
  Opportunistic supply chain formation from qualified partners for a new market demand. 1089-1099
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  Moustapha Diaby, Aaron Luntala Nsakanda:
  Large-scale capacitated part-routing in the presence of process and routing flexibilities and setup costs. 1100-1112
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  P. Chen, Chin-Chia Wu, W.-C. Lee:
  A bi-criteria two-machine flowshop scheduling problem with a learning effect. 1113-1125
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  Enrique Ballestero, Concha Bielza, David Plà-Santamaria:
  A decision approach to competitive electronic sealed-bid auctions for land. 1126-1133

Technical Note

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  A. Volgenant, A. de Waal:
  A heuristic for multiple-feeder PCB manufacturing. 1134-1141

Volume 57, Number 10, October 2006

Review Paper

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  B. Suman, P. Kumar:
  A survey of simulated annealing as a tool for single and multiobjective optimization. 1143-1160

General Paper

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  Maurice W. Kirby:
  'A festering sore': the issue of professionalism in the history of the Operational Research Society. 1161-1172

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Mikel Lezaun, Gloria Pérez, Edoardo Sáinz de la Maza:
  Crew rostering problem in a public transport company. 1173-1179
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  Galina Andreeva:
  European generic scoring models using survival analysis. 1180-1187
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  J. Guarnieri, Alan W. Johnson, S. M. Swartz:
  A maintenance resources capacity estimator. 1188-1196
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  Madjid Tavana:
  A priority assessment multi-criteria decision model for human spaceflight mission planning at NASA. 1197-1215

Theoretical Papers

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  Jih-Jeng Huang, Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng, Chorng-Shyong Ong:
  Choosing best alliance partners and allocating optimal alliance resources using the fuzzy multi-objective dummy programming model. 1216-1223
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  J. Saunders, D. Jobber, V. Mitchell:
  The optimum prepaid monetary incentives for mail surveys. 1224-1230
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  Hwa-Joong Kim, Dong-Ho Lee, Paul C. Xirouchakis:
  A Lagrangean heuristic algorithm for disassembly scheduling with capacity constraints. 1231-1240
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  J. González-Pachón, Carlos Romero:
  An analytical framework for aggregating multiattribute utility functions. 1241-1247

Technical Notes

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  W. Q. Huang, L. Wang:
  A local search method for permutation flow shop scheduling. 1248-1251
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  Manuel Cardós, Cristóbal Miralles, Lorenzo Ros:
  An exact calculation of the cycle service level in a generalized periodic review system. 1252-1255

Viewpoints

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  A. V. Kostenko, Rob J. Hyndman:
  A note on the categorization of demand patterns. 1256-1257
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  Aris A. Syntetos, John E. Boylan, J. D. Croston:
  Reply to Kostenko and Hyndman. 1257-1258

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 1259-1261

Volume 57, Number 11, November 2006

Editorial

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  Terry Williams, John Wilson:
  Editorial. 1263

Review

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  Sean Eom, E. Kim:
  A survey of decision support system applications (1995-2001). 1264-1278

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Scott Wheeler:
  An analysis of combined arms teaming for the Australian defence force. 1279-1288
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  S. Y. Sohn:
  Random effects logistic regression model for ranking efficiency in data envelopment analysis. 1289-1299
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  Neville J. Curtis, Peter J. Dortmans, J. Ciuk:
  'Doing the right problem' versus 'doing the problem right': problem structuring within a Land Force environment. 1300-1312

Theoretical Papers

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  Zhongsheng Hua, S. Li, Z. Tao:
  A rule-based risk decision-making approach and its application in China's customs inspection decision. 1313-1322
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  Jihong Ou, Mahmut Parlar, Moosa Sharafali:
  A differentiated service scheme to optimize website revenues. 1323-1340
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  Chung-Tsen Tsao:
  A fuzzy MCDM approach for stock selection. 1341-1352
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  Konstantin Kogan, Uriel Spiegel:
  Dynamic zigzag pricing of resalable goods with no depreciation and intergroup externalities. 1353-1365

Technical Note

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  Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf:
  Resolving a strange case of efficiency. 1366-1368

Viewpoints

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  Michael Wood:
  Statistics and management science. 1369-1370
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  Mike C. Jackson:
  John Mingers is a critical realist imperialist. 1370-1371
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  Richard Ormerod:
  The OR approach to forecasting: comments on Mingers' paper. 1371-1373
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  Mike W. Chiasson, Robert Fildes, Mike Pidd:
  Intelligent thinking instead of critical realism? 1373-1375
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  John Mingers:
  Response from the author: Intelligence and realism in OR. 1375-1379

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 1380-1382

Volume 57, Number 12, December 2006

Review

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  Brian W. Hollocks:
  Forty years of discrete-event simulation - a personal reflection. 1383-1399

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Dave Evenden, Paul R. Harper, Sally C. Brailsford, V. Harindra:
  Improving the cost-effectiveness of Chlamydia screening with targeted screening strategies. 1400-1412
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  Jeff D. Griffiths, Z. F. Lawson, Janet E. Williams:
  Modelling treatment effects in the HIV/AIDS epidemic. 1413-1424
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  Alan Jessop:
  A measure of competitiveness in leagues: a network approach. 1425-1434
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  Peter Checkland, Mark Winter:
  Process and content: two ways of using SSM. 1435-1441
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  Amelia Bilbao-Terol, Mar Arenas Parra, Mariano Jiménez, Blanca Pérez-Gladish, Maria Victoria Rodríguez Uría:
  An extension of Sharpe's single-index model: portfolio selection with expert betas. 1442-1451

Theoretical Papers

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  T. N. Wong, P. S. Chow, Domenic Sculli:
  A heuristic for sea-freight container selection, cargo allocation and cargo orientation. 1452-1463
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  Yi Zhu, Andrew Lim:
  Crane scheduling with non-crossing constraint. 1464-1471
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  Yunsong Guo, Andrew Lim, Brian Rodrigues, Yi Zhu:
  Carrier assignment models in transportation procurement. 1472-1481
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  C. V. Fabritius, N. L. Madsen, Jens Clausen, Jesper Larsen:
  Finding the best visualization of an ontology. 1482-1490

Technical Note

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  Chang-Chun Lin:
  An enhanced goal programming method for generating priority vectors. 1491-1496

Viewpoints

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  Nils Boysen, Malte Fliedner:
  Comment on M Gravel, C Gagné and WL Price (2005). Review and comparison of three methods for the solution of the car sequencing problem. 1497-1498
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  Caroline Gagné, Marc Gravel, Wilson L. Price:
  Response to Boysen and Fliedner. 1498
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  Necmeddin Tanriöver, E. Medetogullari:
  Comment on Inventory policy for products with price and time-dependent demands(J Opl Res Soc (2005) 56, 870-873). 1498
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  P. S. You:
  Reply to Tanriöver and Medetoğullari. 1498-1499
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  Leopoldo Eduardo Cárdenas-Barrón:
  Optimal production policy with shelf-life including shortages: a comment. 1499-1500
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  S. Sharma:
  Reply to Cárdenas-Barrón. 1500

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 1501-1503