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Preface ................................................................................................................................................ xiii Acknowledgment ................................................................................................................................ xix Section 1 Leadership Chapter 1 Facilitating the use of Intellectual Capital in a Matrix Multinational Organization ............................... 1 Alan M. Thompson, Production Services Network Ltd., Scotland Chapter 2 An Epistemology of Intellectual Capital and its Transition to a Practical Application ........................ 17 Jan Carrell, Northwestern College, Colorado Technical University, USA Chapter 3 Multinational Intellect: The Synergistic Power of Cross Cultural Knowledge Networks .................... 44 Leslie Gadman, London South Bank University, UK Robert Richardson, Mental Health Associates, USA Chapter 4 Dynamic Capabilities in R&D-Networks ............................................................................................. 58 Arla Juntunen, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland Section 2 Strategy Chapter 5 Intellectual Capital Measurement and Reporting: Issues and Challenges for Multinational Organizations ............................................................................................................ 75 Suresh Cuganesan, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia Richard Petty, Macquarie University, Australia Table of Contents Chapter 6 National Intellectual Capital Stocks and Organizational Cultures: A Comparison of Lebanon and Iran ...................................................................................................... 95 Jamal A. Nazari, Mount Royal College/University of Calgary, Canada Irene M. Herremans, University of Calgary, Canada Armond Manassian, American University of Beirut, Lebanon Robert G. Isaac, University of Calgary, Canada Chapter 7 A Knowledge Management Framework to Manage Intellectual Capital for Corporate Sustainability ................................................................................................................ 119 Herbert Robinson, London South Bank University, UK Chapter 8 An Overview of International Intellectual Capital (IC) Models and Applicable Guidelines ............. 136 Tomás M. Bañegil Palacios, Universy of Extremadura, Spain Ramón Sanguino Galván, University of Extremadura, Spain Chapter 9 The Role of ICTs in the Management of Multinational Intellectual Capital ...................................... 144 Mirghani S. Mohamed, New York Institute of Technology, Bahrain Mona A. Mohamed, New York Institute of Technology, Bahrain Chapter 10 The Link Between Learning Capability and Business Performance in MNEs: The Role of Intellectual Capital .......................................................................................................... 160 Isabel Mª Prieto, Universidad de Valladolid, Spain Elena Revilla, Instituto de Empresa, Spain Section 3 Implementation Chapter 11 Managing Corporate Responsibility to Foster Intangibles: A Convergence Model ........................... 178 Matteo Pedrini, Altis–Postgraduate School Business & Society, Italy Chapter 12 Intellectual Capital Management in Long-Lasting Family Firms: The DuPont Case ........................ 207 Rosa Nelly Trevinyo-Rodríguez, EGADE Campus Monterrey, México Chapter 13 Knowledge Management and the Links to Human Capital Management: Leadership, Management Capabilities and Sustainability .................................................................. 221 Marianne Gloet, Abu Dhabi Women’s College, UAE Chapter 14 Building and Maintaining Human Capital with Learning Management Systems .............................. 234 Tom Butler, University College Cork, Ireland Audrey Grace, University College Cork, Ireland Chapter 15 Multinational Companies and Their Link to the Intellectual Capital of Territories: A Proposal of a Tool to Evaluate the Sustainable Development of the Region through its Intangible Assets ...... 249 Agustín J. Sánchez Medina, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain Chapter 16 International New Ventures, Organization Structure, and IC Management ....................................... 271 Irene M. Herremans, University of Calgary, Canada Robert G. Isaac, University of Calgary, Canada Compilation of References .............................................................................................................. 286 About the Contributors ................................................................................................................... 328 Index ................................................................................................................................................... 334

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