Paul G Wilhelm

• Strategies for integrating gainsharing and restructuring into the post‐Nafta maquiladora industry

  Open Access•Paul G Wilhelm•ARTICLE•Cross Cultural Management An…•1995

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  The moderate Mexican labour cost has been the key incentive for the relocation of US production operations in Mexico. This co‐operative operational programme, known as “production sharing”, has developed in the US/Mexico border zone and in designated regions of the Mexican interior. This programme is also known by the common Spanish name of maquiladora (meaning “contract milling”) industry. Ironically, one of the most neglected factors of product…

• The Influence of Mexican Culture on the Uses of US Management Theory in Mexico

  Open Access•Paul G Wilhelm•ARTICLE•Cross Cultural Management An…•1994

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  Introduction The recent approval of the North American Free Trade Agreement will draw more foreign companies to Mexico because of the cheaper labour available, high quality work, and close proximity to the US. New investment regulations came into effect in 1989, and Mexico has attracted US$23 billion in foreign investment, two thirds of which has gone into the local stock market, with a much smaller share going into fixed investment in plant and …

• Travels in North America, 1822-1824

  John E Stealey, Paul Wilhelm et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Southern History•1975

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• Travels in North America

  John C Ewers, Paul Wilhelm et al.•ARTICLE•Western Historical Quarterly•1975

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  Journal Article Travels in North America: 1822–1824 Get access Travels in North America: 1822–1824. By Wilhelm Paul, Dukeof Württemberg. Translated by W. Robert Nitske. Edited by Lottinville Savoie. (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1973. xxxiv, 456 p. Illustrations, reproductions, maps, sources consulted, index. $20.00.) John C. Ewers John C. Ewers Smithsonian Institution Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scho…

• Relationship between Self-Actualization and Manipulation

  Open Access•Nicholas J Di Marco, Paul Wilhelm et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1973

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  To assess the r between self-actualization and Machiavellianism the Personal Orientation Inventory and Mach IV were administered to 137 Ss. The inventory's major scales, Time Competent and Inner-directed, were not significantly correlated with Mach IV scores. Significant positive rs held between the Mach IV scale and subscales of Existentiality, Feeling Reactivity, Self-acceptance, Capacity for Intimate Contact. A significant negative r was found…

• Relationship between Self-Actualization and Manipulation

  Open Access•Nicholas J Di Marco, Paul Wilhelm et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1973

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  To assess the r between self-actualization and Machiavellianism the Personal Orientation Inventory and Mach IV were administered to 137 Ss. The inventory's major scales, Time Competent and Inner-directed, were not significantly correlated with Mach IV scores. Significant positive rs held between the Mach IV scale and subscales of Existentiality, Feeling Reactivity, Self-acceptance, Capacity for Intimate Contact. A significant negative r was found…

• Travels in North America, 1822-1824

  John E Stealey, Paul Wilhelm et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Southern History•1975

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• Travels in North America

  John C Ewers, Paul Wilhelm et al.•ARTICLE•Western Historical Quarterly•1975

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  Journal Article Travels in North America: 1822–1824 Get access Travels in North America: 1822–1824. By Wilhelm Paul, Dukeof Württemberg. Translated by W. Robert Nitske. Edited by Lottinville Savoie. (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1973. xxxiv, 456 p. Illustrations, reproductions, maps, sources consulted, index. $20.00.) John C. Ewers John C. Ewers Smithsonian Institution Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scho…

• The Influence of Mexican Culture on the Uses of US Management Theory in Mexico

  Open Access•Paul G Wilhelm•ARTICLE•Cross Cultural Management An…•1994

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  Introduction The recent approval of the North American Free Trade Agreement will draw more foreign companies to Mexico because of the cheaper labour available, high quality work, and close proximity to the US. New investment regulations came into effect in 1989, and Mexico has attracted US$23 billion in foreign investment, two thirds of which has gone into the local stock market, with a much smaller share going into fixed investment in plant and …

• Strategies for integrating gainsharing and restructuring into the post‐Nafta maquiladora industry

  Open Access•Paul G Wilhelm•ARTICLE•Cross Cultural Management An…•1995

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  The moderate Mexican labour cost has been the key incentive for the relocation of US production operations in Mexico. This co‐operative operational programme, known as “production sharing”, has developed in the US/Mexico border zone and in designated regions of the Mexican interior. This programme is also known by the common Spanish name of maquiladora (meaning “contract milling”) industry. Ironically, one of the most neglected factors of product…

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