Interactions among value chain actors can be governed either through contractual or relational governance mechanisms or through the use of both at the same time. The question of complementarity or substitutability of these two governance mechanisms has already attracted the attentions of researchers nowadays. This essay is the review of selected scientific journals in the area of contractual and relational governance mechanisms. The purpose is to compile the research findings in a way it assists readers to better understand whether contractual and relational governance mechanisms are complementary or substitutable
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This article introduces a process framework based on the realist social theory for studying governin...
Interactions among value chain actors can be governed either through contractual or relational gover...
For a long time research on the management of IS outsourcing projects viewed relational and con-trac...
This document investigates the relationship between the usage of relational forms of governance and ...
In recent years scholars have discussed the relationship between contractual and relational governan...
Governing relationships effectively is central to marketing channel performance. Relational governan...
Studies investigating the question whether contractual and relational governance are substitutes or ...
This research provides empirical evidence that relational governance can play a mediating role betwe...
In recent years scholars have discussed the relationship of contractual and relational governance in...
Defining the nature of the relationship between contractual and relational governance is critical fo...
With rig-operation rates of a million dollars a day it is absolutely necessary to ensure that all dr...
This paper develops a process model of how and why complementarity and substitution form over time b...
This paper theoretically refines and empirically extends the debate on the type of interplay between...
This study aims to contribute to the literature on IT outsourcing governance by advancing our unders...
Multisourcing—the delegation of interdependent tasks to multiple vendors—demands that vendors work t...
This article introduces a process framework based on the realist social theory for studying governin...
Interactions among value chain actors can be governed either through contractual or relational gover...
For a long time research on the management of IS outsourcing projects viewed relational and con-trac...
This document investigates the relationship between the usage of relational forms of governance and ...
In recent years scholars have discussed the relationship between contractual and relational governan...
Governing relationships effectively is central to marketing channel performance. Relational governan...
Studies investigating the question whether contractual and relational governance are substitutes or ...
This research provides empirical evidence that relational governance can play a mediating role betwe...
In recent years scholars have discussed the relationship of contractual and relational governance in...
Defining the nature of the relationship between contractual and relational governance is critical fo...
With rig-operation rates of a million dollars a day it is absolutely necessary to ensure that all dr...
This paper develops a process model of how and why complementarity and substitution form over time b...
This paper theoretically refines and empirically extends the debate on the type of interplay between...
This study aims to contribute to the literature on IT outsourcing governance by advancing our unders...
Multisourcing—the delegation of interdependent tasks to multiple vendors—demands that vendors work t...
This article introduces a process framework based on the realist social theory for studying governin...