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ILR School Theses and Dissertations: A Listing Bibliographies 
October 2006 
Subject: Technology 
Susan LaCette 
Cornell University, skl2@cornell.edu 
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ILR School Theses and Dissertations: a listing 
Compiled by Susan LaCette 
M. P. Catherwood Library 
October, 2006 
381 ILR School Theses and Dissertations:  a listing
Technology
Technology 
2005.      Ph.D.     Van Jaarsveld, Danielle Dorice.      Boom & bust : an analysis of 
information technology work patterns. Advisor: H. Katz.
          Information technology--United States--Employees.    Personnel management--United 
States.    Labor supply--United States.    Mass media--Economic aspects.
2002.      M.S.     Hammond, Ryan Alan.      The relationship of broad-based stock 
options and firm performance in high technology companies. Advisor: G. Milkovich.
          Employee stock options--Case studies.    Stock options--Case studies.    Employee 
ownership--Case studies.
2001.      Ph.D.     Mitsuhashi, Hitoshi.      Finding a partner : selection uncertainty in 
alliance formation.      Advisor: R. Stern.
          Strategic alliances (Business) United States Case studies.    Biotechnology industries 
United States.
2000.      Ph.D.     Rogers, Edward W.      Cooperative knowledge behavior in high tech 
organizations : examining the relationship between employee perceptions of the 
employment game, cooperative knowledge behavior, and firm 
performance.      Advisor: P. Wright.
          High technology industries--Management.    High technology industries--Employees.    
Personnel management.
1999.      Ph.D.     Ainspan, Nathan David.      The geek shall inherit or leave the money 
and run? : role identities and turnover decisions among software programmers and 
other high technology employees. Advisor: T. Welbourne.
          Computer programmers United States.    High technology industries Employees United 
States.    Labor turnover United States.    Career development United States.
1998.      Ph.D.     Nelsen, Bonalyn J.      The nature and implications of technological 
change and the rise of a service economy : observations from the field of automotive 
repair. Advisor: S. Barley.
          Automobile mechanics Effect of technological innovations on United States.    Service 
industries workers Effect of technological innovations on United States.    Service industries 
Social aspects United States.
1998.      Ph.D.     Yanadori, Yoshio.      Recipe for Success? Performance Consequences 
of Incentive Intensity in Information Technology.      Advisor: G. Milkovich.  
1997.      M.S.     Marler, Janet H. Gompels.      TQM training, problem-solving 
performance, and organizational commitment in technology-intensive service 
work. Advisor: R. Batt.
          Total quality management.    Service industries workers--Training of.    Problem 
solving.    Organizational commitment.    Service industries--Management.
1996.      M.S.     Lentini, Marc Allan.      Do you trust me? : the role of video in the 
development of trust in computer-mediated groups. Advisor: L. Williams.
382 ILR School Theses and Dissertations:  a listing
Technology
          Communication in organizations.    Trust.    Videoconferencing Social aspects.    
Telematics Social aspects.    Information technology Social aspects.    Interpersonal 
communication.
1994.      Ph.D.     Hybels, Ralph Cushman.      Legitimation, population density, and 
founding rates : the institutionalization of commercial biotechnology in the U. S., 
1971-1989.      Advisor: S. Barley.
          Biotechnology industries United States.    Journalism, Commercial United States.
1987.      Ph.D.     Keefe, Jeffrey Harold.      Numerical control and labor : adoption and 
consequences.      Advisor: D. Lipsky.
          Machine-tools Numerical control.    Labor supply Effect of technological innovations on.
1986.      Ph.D.     Turk, Jay M.      Determination of job characteristics of automated 
process operators as a function of technology and managerial choice.      Advisor: T. 
Hammer.
          Machinery in the workplace.    Human-machine systems.    Work design.
1977.      Ph.D.     Kane, William Duncan Jr.      Technology and the perception of 
power. Advisor: S. Bacharach.
          Power (Social sciences) Mathematical models.    Technological complexity.    
Organizational behavior.    Power (Social sciences).
1976.      Ph.D.     Lobos, Julio Alejandro.      Technology and organization structure : a 
comparative case-study of automotive and processing firms in Brazil.      Advisor: W. 
Frank.
          Industrial organization--Brazil--Case studies.    Technological innovations--Brazil.
1973.      Ph.D.     Dekervasdoue, Jean de Kerguiziau.      Power, efficiency and adoption 
of innovations in formal organizations.      Advisor: G. Gordon.
          Hospitals--Administration.    Interpersonal relations.    Organization--Case studies.    
Technological innovations.    Social interaction.
1971.      Ph.D.     Morse, Edward Villiers.      Organizational adoption and formal 
procedures: a comparative study.      Advisor: G. Gordon.
          Hospitals United States.    Medicine United States.    Technology.    Organization.
1967.      M.S.     Kuwahara, Yasuo.      The impact of technology and market 
competition on the employment of women workers in the United States cotton 
textile industry 1900-1965.      
1965.      Ed.D.     Kushner, John.      A study of the position, subject needs, and level of 
work of the technology graduates of Broome Technical Community College.
          Broome Technical Community College, Binghamton, N.Y.    Vocational guidance.    
Occupations.    Technical education--New York (State).
383 ILR School Theses and Dissertations:  a listing
Technology
1963.      Ph.D.     Fields, Theron Joseph and New York State School of Industrial and Labor 
Relations.      Company-initiated early retirement as a means of work-force control.      
          Early retirement.    Aged Employment.    Technological innovations.
1960.      M.S.     Buck, Vernon E.      The impact of technology on the social system: a 
case study of tool and die makers.      
          Machine-tools.    Psychology, Industrial Case studies.    Social interaction Case studies.


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