X. Appendices

• Amos Tuck (1997) Dartmouth University wage studies of Vietnam and Indonesia (press here). Note:  See Mihaly, Gene & Massey, Joseph (1997) "DARTMOUTH PROFESSORS SPEAK ON COST OF LIVING STUDY" below.
• Athreya, Bama (2000) "The Campaign Against Sweatshops: We Need Immediate, Practical Solutions" Chronicle of Higher Education. (April 7) p. B5. (press here).
• Athreya, Bama (AAFLI), (1995). Report to Asian American Free Labor Institute on the Conditions in Factories Making Nike Sports Shoes, unpublished, June. (Research done in preparation for doctoral dissertation.)
• Barry, David (1999) "Press here" presentation to the Discourse and Language Conference at Ohio State University. 
• Boje List of Nike Research and Theory Pieces (see above). 
• Carty, Victoria (July) 1999 "Emerging Post-Industrial, Postmodern Trends and the Implications for Social Change: A Case-Study of Nike Corporation. Unpublished Dissertation, Sociology Department, The University of New Mexico. 
• Carty, Victoria (1997)  "A Case-study of Ideologies, Global Production and Consumption in the Postmodern Era." In Gender Work and Organization. Vol. 4, No 4. Pp. 189-201. October 1997.
• Carty, Victoria (1994) "Postindustrial, Postmodern Trends in the Global Economy: A  Case-study of Nike and the Athletic Footwear Industry." In The  Journal of the Southwest Symposium. Pp. 122-126. April 1994.
• Carty, Victoria and Miguel Korzeniewicz (forthcoming) "From American Icon to Global Icon: Issues of Cultural Change and Consumer Trends in Nike's Worldwide Marketing and Advertising." . In Nike Nation: Technologies of an American Sign. Edited by David L. Andrews & Cheryl L. Cole. Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press. Forthcoming.
• Carty, Victoria (1994) "Structuration, Homogenization, and the Increasing Role of Culture in Global Industries: A Case-study of the Athletic Footwear Industry." In the Working Paper Series in the Social Sciences. Vol. 1, No 2.  Pp. 28-43. Fall 1994.
• Chan, Anita (1996) "Boot Camp At The Shoe Factory, Where Taiwanese Bosses Drill Chinese Workers to Make Sneakers for American Joggers", Washington Post, Outlook, November 3. p. C01, Dongguan City, China. (press here) . or (press here) Dr. Anita Chan, Contemporary China Centre, Australian National University (expert on working conditions in shoe factories in China), 02-62414285 (home), 02-6249 4260 (work).
• Chan, Anita (1998) "Nike and its Satanettes." Open letter  - This is a reply to Phil Knight's speech to the National Press Club in Washington D.C. (press here).
• Chen Meei-shia and Anita Chan, (1999) "Market Economics in Command: Footwear Workers' Health in Jeopard", International Journal of Health Services, 1999, 29 (4): 793-811.
• Cole, Cheryl L. (1996) "American Jordan: P.L.A.Y., consensus and Punishment." Sociology of Sport Journal, 13(4): 366-397.
• Cole, Cheryl L. (1997) "P.L.A.Y., Nike, and Michael Jordan: National Fantasy and the Racialization of Crime and Punishment." Center for Cultural Values and Ethics. department of Kinesiology, Women's Studies Program, Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Louise Freer hall, 906 South Goodwin Avenue, Urbana, IL 61801 (press here) for web paper.
• Cole, Cheryl L. and Amy Hribar (1995) "Celebrity Feminism: Nike Style (Post-Fordism, Transcendence, and Consumer Power)." Sociology of Sport Journal, 12 (4).
• Connor, T., (in press) "Re-routing the race to the bottom? Transnational Corporations, labor practice codes of conduct and workers' right to organise - the case of Nike Inc." in Hernandez-Truyol(ed.) (in press), Moral Imperialism: A Critical Anthology, NYU Press, New York.
• Connor, T. 2000, Like Cutting Bamboo, Nike and the right of Indonesian Workers to Freedom of Association, Community Aid Abroad-Oxfam Australia
  Report. Available on the web at www.caa.org.au/campaigns/nike/association 
• Connor, T. 1998, "Motivations and Exclusions? The White House's Apparel Industry Partnership Code and the Nike Factory Worker." Institute of Australian Geographers 1999 Conference, July, Freemantle, Australia
• Connor, T. 1999, "Making your dog fat so she can bite you back? Will labour
  practice codes of conduct give greater powers to workers in China?" at "Geography at the Millenium" Institute of Australian Geographers 1999 Conference, 27 September to 1 October, Sydney, Australia
• Connor, T. 1999, "Where's the umpire? The Code of Labour Practice for Goods
  Licensed to carry the logos of the Sydney Olympics and Paralympics" in Taylor, T.(ed.) How You Play the Game, Papers from the First International Conference on Sport and Human Rights, 1-3 September 1999, Sydney Australia, University of Technology, Sydney, Faculty of Business Publications, pp. 176-82
• Connor, T. and Atkinson J., 1996 Sweating for Nike A Report on Labour
  conditions in the sport shoe industry, Community Aid Abroad Briefing Paper,
  No. 16 - November.  Available on the web at www.caa.org.au/campaigns/nike/sweating
• Donaghu, Michael & Barff, Richard (1990) "Nike Just Did it: International Subcontracting and Flexibility in Athletic Footwear Production." Regional Studies Vol. 24(6): 537-52. 
• Gereffi, Gary & Korzeniewicz, Miguel (1990). "Commodity Chains and Footwear Exports in the Semiperiphery." In Semiperpheral States in the Wrold Economy, editid by Willimam G. Martin pp. 45-68. Westport, CT: Greewood Press.
• Hancock, P (1996), Report on Fentay and Kutje factories in Banjaran, Indonesia, unpublished, October. (Research done on Nike in preparation for doctoral dissertation.) (press here) for excerpts of Hancock's research cited in:
• Hancock, Peter ( (1996) Sweating for Nike A Report on Labour conditions in the sport shoe industry Community Aid Abroad Briefing Paper, No. 16 - November, 1996 Tim Connor and Jeff Atkinson
• Hancock, Peter (1997) "Women Workers in Nike Factories in West Java"  Peter Hancock spent eight months in a remote area of Indonesia winning the trust of Nike workers and carefully recording their experiences (press here).  Australian academic Peter Hancock's research is on the Feng Tay and Kutje factories in Banjaran in Indonesia (which produce Nikes) (press here).
  • "Nike's Satanic Factories in West Java," describes a Nike factory as "a very large high-security prison." as cited in "Anti-Nike Activists Just Do It  By Suganthi Singrayar, April 15, 1997, Tuesday Inter Press News Service (press here).
• Hancock, Peter (1997) "Walking Ghosts Who Work in Satan's factory." 4 April, 1997 (press here) Australian academic's new report reveals "worst conditions yet" in Nike contractor's Indonesian factory.
• Hancock, P (2000) "The lived experiences of female factory workers in rural West Java" in Labour and Management in Development Journal. Volume 1 Number 1. Australian National University. Pp 1-18.
• Harvard Business School (1985) "Nike in China." HBS Case No. 9-386-065. Cambridge: Harvard Business School.
• Harvard Business School (1987) "Nike in China: Teaching Note" HBS Case No. 5-388-010. Cambridge: Harvard Business School.
• Kahle, Lynn R., Boush, David M. & Phelps, Mark (2000). "Good Morning, Vietnam: An Ethical Analysis of Nike Activities in Southeast Asia. Sport Marketing Quarterly. Vol. 9 (1): 43- 52. 

• Keady, James W. (1998) "Nike and Catholic Social Teaching: A Challenge to the Christian Mission at St. John's University. Unpublished paper. For web version (press here).

• Knight, Graham & Josh Greenberg (2000). "Protest and Promotionalism: Nike PR and the Labor Rights Campaign." Academy of Management All Academy Showcase Symposium on "Time and Nike," David Boje and Nancy Landrum (co-chairs), August 9th, Session #170. 

• Korzeniewicz, Miguel (1994) "Commodity Chains and Marketing Strategies: Nike and the Global Athletic Footwear Industry." pp. 247-265 in Gary Gareffi and Miguel Korzeniewicz (Eds.) Commodity Chains and global Capitalism. Westport, Conn.: Praeger Press. 
• Landrum, Nancy Ellen (2000a) "A quantitative and Qualitative Examination of the Dynamics of Nike and Reebok Storytelling as Strategy." Dissertation, New Mexico State University, Management Department.
• Landrum, N. (1999, April). "Does Nike 'Just Do It'?: A Reexamination of Nike Factory Workers' Pay in Vietnam." Graduate Arts and Research Symposium, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM.
• Landrum, Nancy Ellen - ( 2000b) "Environmental Rhetoric of Nike." Academy of Management All Academy Showcase Symposium on "Time and Nike," David Boje and Nancy Landrum (co-chairs), August 9th, Session #170. 
• Landrum, N. and Boje, D. (in press). "Nike Kairos: Strategies Just in Time." In U. Haley & F. Richter (Eds.), Asian Post-Crises Management: Corporate and Governmental Strategies for Sustainable Competitive Advantage. London: MacMillan Press.
• Landrum, N. and Boje, D. (2000). "An Ethnostatistical Analysis of Nike's Tuck Report." In Biberman, J. & Alkhafaji, A. (Eds.) Business Research Yearbook: Global Business Perspectives, Vol. VII, International Academy of Business Disciplines, pp. 614-618. Saline, MI: McNaughton & Gunn Inc.
• Landrum, N. and Boje, D. (2000) "Environmental Rhetoric of Nike," Journal of Organizational Change Management. Under Reivew.
• Landrum, N., Boje, D., and Daniel, D. (2000) "An Empirical and Rhetorical Analysis of Nike's Vietnamese Wage Study." Working Paper.
• Jeanne Logsdon & Donna Wood (2000) "Sweatshops and Business Citizenship." Academy of Management All Academy Showcase Symposium on "Time and Nike," David Boje and Nancy Landrum (co-chairs), August 9th, Session #170.
• Macintosh, Norman, Teri Shearer, Daniel Thornton & Michael Welker (1997)  "A Baudrillardian Perspective on Accounting." Queen's University School of Business Research Program  Working Paper 97-06 Kingston, Ontario, K7L3N6. Paper presented to the September 1997 conference, "Accounting, time and Space" sponsored by the Accounting, Organizations and Society and the Copenhagen Business School.  
• Mihaly, Gene & Massey, Joseph (1997) "DARTMOUTH PROFESSORS SPEAK ON COST OF LIVING STUDY" Transcript of conference call with two Dartmouth Amos Tuck School of Business professors (Mihaly, who went to Indonesia supervising an MBA study group and Massey who went to Vietnam supervising an MBA study group) moderated by Dusty Kidd and Vada Manager of Nike, Labor Practices Department. Reporters in conference call include Naomi Klein from Toronto Star, Bruce Ramsey with the "Seattle Post Intelligencer," Tim Shorrock from "The Journal of Commerce," and Jeff Manning from "Oregonian" Newspaper. (October 17th). Retrieved August 29th from the World Wide Web: Part I of call: http://business.nmsu.edu/~dboje/Niktuck1confcall.html  Part II of call http://business.nmsu.edu/~dboje/Niktuck2confcall.html  and supporting documents:
  http://business.nmsu.edu/~dboje/nikeworkers.html 
• Oakes, Leslie S. (2000) "Attestation: Nike and the Role of Auditing in Decentering the Subject." Academy of Management All Academy Showcase Symposium on "Time and Nike," David Boje and Nancy Landrum (co-chairs), August 9th, Session #170.
• Oakes, Leslie S., Barbara Townley, Michele Chwastiak (1997) "Theorizing Accounting at the Margin: Bourdieu, Ledger Art, Nike and Elder Care." Paper presented at the Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference, UK.  (press here).
• O"Rourke, Dara (2000). Monitoring the Monitors: A Critique of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Labor Monitoring.  Unpublished paper September 28th, 2000, MIT. To download entire report using ADOBE see http://web.mit.edu/dorourke/www/PDF/pwc.pdf  
• Stabile, Carol A. (2000). "Nike, social responsibility, and the hidden abode of production." Critical Studies in Media Communication, Vol. 17 (2): 186-204). 
• Venkatesh, Alladi (1999)  "Postmodernism perspectives for macromarketing: An inquiry into the global information and sign economy." Journal of Macromarketing; Boulder; Dec; Volume: 19 ( 2): 153-169.

• Wells, Don & Josh Greenberg (2000). "Nike, the Fair Labor Association, and the Global Alliance for Workers and Communities: The New Private, Voluntary Regulation of Labor Rights and Standards in the Global Economy."  Academy of Management All Academy Showcase Symposium on "Time and Nike," David Boje and Nancy Landrum (co-chairs), August 9th, Session #170.