European Journal of Operational Research, Volume 152

Volume 152, Number 1, January 2004

• T. C. Edwin Cheng, Qing Ding, Bertrand M. T. Lin:
  A concise survey of scheduling with time-dependent processing times. 1-13
  
• Peter Bogetoft, Jens Leth Hougaard:
  Super efficiency evaluations based on potential slack. 14-21
  
• José Miguel Díaz-Báñez, Juan A. Mesa, Anita Schöbel:
  Continuous location of dimensional structures. 22-44
  
• Toshiyuki Sueyoshi:
  Mixed integer programming approach of extended DEA-discriminant analysis. 45-55
  
• Michael J. Ryan:
  Goal programming, regulation and generalised economies of scale and scope. 56-71
  
• Tadeusz Antczak:
  (p, r)-Invexity in multiobjective programming. 72-87
  
• Hideki Katagiri, Masatoshi Sakawa, Hiroaki Ishii:
  Fuzzy random bottleneck spanning tree problems using possibility and necessity measures. 88-95
  
• Henry W. Thornton, John L. Hunsucker:
  A new heuristic for minimal makespan in flow shops with multiple processors and no intermediate storage. 96-114
  
• Ceyda Oguz, Yakov Zinder, Van Ha Do, Adam Janiak, Maciej Lichtenstein:
  Hybrid flow-shop scheduling problems with multiprocessor task systems. 115-131
  
• Ali Allahverdi, Tariq A. Aldowaisan:
  No-wait flowshops with bicriteria of makespan and maximum lateness. 132-147
  
• Christos D. Tarantilis, Chris T. Kiranoudis, Vassilios S. Vassiliadis:
  A threshold accepting metaheuristic for the heterogeneous fixed fleet vehicle routing problem. 148-158
  
• Yazid Mati, Xiaolan Xie:
  The complexity of two-job shop problems with multi-purpose unrelated machines. 159-169
  
• Pasquale Avella, Maurizio Boccia, Antonio Sforza:
  Solving a fuel delivery problem by heuristic and exact approaches. 170-179
  
• Juite Wang:
  A fuzzy robust scheduling approach for product development projects. 180-194
  
• Ralf Östermark:
  A multipurpose parallel genetic hybrid algorithm for non-linear non-convex programming problems. 195-214
  
• Pupong Pongcharoen, Christian Hicks, P. M. Braiden:
  The development of genetic algorithms for the finite capacity scheduling of complex products, with multiple levels of product structure. 215-225
  
• Chester Chambers:
  Technological advancement, learning, and the adoption of new technology. 226-247
  
• Kenneth Sörensen, Gerrit K. Janssens:
  A Petri net model of a continuous flow transfer line with unreliable machines. 248-262
  
• Subrata Mitra, A. K. Chatterjee:
  Leveraging information in multi-echelon inventory systems. 263-280
  
• Yonghui Fu, Rajesh Piplani:
  Supply-side collaboration and its value in supply chains. 281-288
  
• Peter Chu, Kun-Jen Chung:
  The sensitivity of the inventory model with partial backorders. 289-295
  
• Herminia I. Calvete, Carmen Galé:
  A note on 'bilevel linear fractional programming problem'. 296-299
  

Volume 152, Number 2, January 2004

• Yannis Siskos, E. Sambracos:
  Feature Issue: New technologies in transportation systems. 301
  
• G. A. Giannopoulos:
  The application of information and communication technologies in transport. 302-320
  
• Apostolos Kotsialos, Markos Papageorgiou:
  Motorway network traffic control systems. 321-333
  
• Evangelos Grigoroudis, Yannis Siskos:
  A survey of customer satisfaction barometers: Some results from the transportation-communications sector. 334-353
  
• Matthew G. Karlaftis:
  A DEA approach for evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of urban transit systems. 354-364
  
• E. Sambracos, J. A. Paravantis, Christos D. Tarantilis, Chris T. Kiranoudis:
  Dispatching of small containers via coastal freight liners: The case of the Aegean Sea. 365-381
  
• Sotiris P. Gayialis, Ilias P. Tatsiopoulos:
  Design of an IT-driven decision support system for vehicle routing and scheduling. 382-398
  
• G. Mintsis, S. Basbas, P. Papaioannou, C. Taxiltaris, I. N. Tziavos:
  Applications of GPS technology in the land transportation system. 399-409
  
• Constantinos Abacoumkin, Athanasios Ballis:
  Development of an expert system for the evaluation of conventional and innovative technologies in the intermodal transport area. 410-419
  
• Athanasios Ballis, John Golias:
  Towards the improvement of a combined transport chain performance. 420-436
  
• Christos D. Tarantilis, Danae Diakoulaki, Chris T. Kiranoudis:
  Combination of geographical information system and efficient routing algorithms for real life distribution operations. 437-453
  
• Athanasios Migdalas, George Baourakis, Nikos Kalogeras, H. B. Meriem:
  Sector modeling for the prediction and evaluation of Cretan olive oil. 454-464
  
• G. Arampatzis, Chris T. Kiranoudis, P. Scaloubacas, D. Assimacopoulos:
  A GIS-based decision support system for planning urban transportation policies. 465-475
  
• Maria Dimopoulou, Ioannis Giannikos:
  Towards an integrated framework for forest fire control. 476-486
  
• Nikolaos F. Matsatsinis:
  Towards a decision support system for the ready concrete distribution system: A case of a Greek company. 487-499
  
• George Mavrommatis, John-Christ Panayiotopoulos:
  Risk transportation via a clique number problem formulation. 500-506
  
• Kostas Zografos, Konstantinos N. Androutsopoulos:
  A heuristic algorithm for solving hazardous materials distribution problems. 507-519
  
• George Nikolakopoulou, S. Kortesis, A. Synefaki, R. Kalfakakou:
  Solving a vehicle routing problem by balancing the vehicles time utilization. 520-527
  

Volume 152, Number 3, February 2004

• René Victor Valqui Vidal:
  Guest editor's introduction. 529
  
• John Mingers, Jonathan Rosenhead:
  Problem structuring methods in action. 530-554
  
• Lene Sørensen, René Victor Valqui Vidal, Erik Engström:
  Using soft OR in a small company--The case of Kirby. 555-570
  
• Sohail Gondal:
  Internet and technology new venture development using Soft OR. 571-585
  
• L. Alberto Franco, Mike Cushman, Jonathan Rosenhead:
  Project review and learning in the construction industry: Embedding a problem structuring method within a partnership context. 586-601
  
• Satya S. Chakravorty, Douglas N. Hales:
  Implications of cell design implementation: A case study and analysis. 602-614
  
• Colin Eden, Fran Ackermann:
  Cognitive mapping expert views for policy analysis in the public sector. 615-630
  
• Robert G. Dyson:
  Strategic development and SWOT analysis at the University of Warwick. 631-640
  
• Pedro C. Borges, Arturo Villavicencio:
  Avoiding academic and decorative planning in GHG emissions abatement studies with MCDA: : The Peruvian case. 641-654
  
• James W. Bryant, John A. Darwin:
  Exploring inter-organisational relationships in the health service: An immersive drama approach. 655-666
  
• Carsten Nico Hjortsø:
  Enhancing public participation in natural resource management using Soft OR--an application of strategic option development and analysis in tactical forest planning. 667-683
  
• Jackie Phahlamohlaka, John Friend:
  Community planning for rural education in South Africa. 684-695
  
• Cisca Joldersma, Ellie Roelofs:
  The impact of soft OR-methods on problem structuring. 696-708
  
• F. A. O'Brien:
  Scenario planning--lessons for practice from teaching and learning. 709-722
  
• Eungab Kim:
  Stochastic vendor managed replenishment with demand dependent shipment. 723-744
  
• Gilvan C. Souza:
  Product introduction decisions in a duopoly. 745-757
  
• Ethel Mokotoff:
  An exact algorithm for the identical parallel machine scheduling problem. 758-769
  
• Kyu Hun Hahn, Hark Hwang, Seong Whan Shinn:
  A returns policy for distribution channel coordination of perishable items. 770-780
  
• Ralf W. Seifert, Ulrich Wilhelm Thonemann, Warren H. Hausman:
  Optimal procurement strategies for online spot markets. 781-799
  
• V. V. Podinovski:
  On the linearisation of reference technologies for testing returns to scale in FDH models. 800-802
  

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