AGSB Occasional Paper Series (OPS)

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The Occasional Paper Series (OPS) is a regular publication of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business (AGSB) intended for the purpose of disseminating the views of its faculty considered to be of value to the discipline, practice and teaching of management and entrepreneurship. The OPS includes papers and analyses developed as part of a research project, think pieces, and articles written for national and international conferences. The OPS provides a platform for faculty to contribute to the debate on current management issues that could lead to collaborative research, management innovation and improvements in business education. Contributions to the OPS may include studies that are preliminary and subject to further revisions and review. They may also include reflections, essays, methodological discourses, critiques, or analysis of management issues that are not necessarily part of a research project.


OP1:	Towards a More Effective Learning of Strategic Management: How Useful are Analytical Tools?	Eliseo A. Aurellado
OP2:	Bank Restructuring and Rehabilitation at the Micro Level: A Theoretical Approach and Lessons from the Past	Rolando N. Bayot
OP3:	Data Mining in Healthcare: A Literature Survey of Current Applications and Issues	Ruben D. Canlas Jr
OP4:	Medicine Prices, Price Controls and the Philippine Pharmaceutical Industry	Rowena Anthea Azada-Palacios, Antonette Palma-Angeles
OP5:	The Community Metaphor in ASEAN Discourse and Its Influence on Economic Integration	Manuel Enverga III
OP6:	The Ageing Population: Societal Response and Their Implications to Business and Industry in Selected ASEAN Countries	Johanna Solon Banzon, Eduardo Pedria Banzon, Joan Rapsing Villas
OP7:	Assessing the Privacy and Security of Electronic Health Information in the Philippines:Informing the Philippine Compliance to the Expanded Trade of Healthcare Services in ASEAN	Eduardo Pedria Banzon, Juan Carlos A. Amores
OP8	Developing Cross Cultural Competence in Adult Learning in the ASEAN Context	Atanacio Panahon II
OP9	What Drives Hospitals to Expand? A Case of Private Hospitals in Palawan, Philippines	Valerie Gilbert T. Ulep
OP10:	The Greening of the Project Management Cycle in the Construction Industry	Eliseo A. Aurellado
OP11:	Measuring the Green Core Competence of the Electronics Industry	Juanito S. Chan
OP12:	Sustainable Tourism in a Low Carbon Economy: The Clark Freeport Zone Case	Francisco L. Villanueva, Jr.
OP13:	Understanding the Filipino Green Consumer: An Exploratory Study	Rizalito L. Gregorio
OP14:	Case Studies on Health Care Waste Management Practices of Selected Public and Private Hospitals in Metro Manila	Enrico C. Mina

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