Based on qualitative interviews with members of a focal firm located in China and five of its local supplier firms, and on non-participant observations of focal firm-supplier transactions, we identify the cooperative and competitive routines that were managed and orchestrated by the focal firm and contributed to local knowledge development through Yin-Yang dynamics. Harnessed together in Yin-Yang dynamics, these two contradictory yet complementary and mutually transformative routines drove and supported core suppliers\u27 active contributions to new knowledge development while challenging them to remain close to the focal firm
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Knowledge, emphasized by people progressively, had been treated as the most important resource in fi...
Two contrasting conceptualizations of skills lead one to attribute different roles to inter-firm net...
Over the last decade, increasing attention by practitioners has been matched by an increasing intere...
This article examines how knowledge co-creation takes place within the Toyota network. We extend the...
This paper investigates vertical knowledge transfers from inward-invested multinational enterprises ...
Our nested case study shows how a China-based focal subsidiary of a Japanese MNC used various power ...
Purpose – This paper draws upon the Yin and Yang concept of Chinese philosophy within a Western cont...
Taking a longitudinal process view, the study investigates the dynamic evolution of knowledge transf...
This research focuses on relational and contractual mechanisms and examines their impact on foreign ...
In this paper we review strategies for knowledge exchange through joint ventures. Firms collaborate ...
In this paper, we develop a model of four modes of knowledge flow, two involving knowledge acquisiti...
Research on global cooperative ventures has tended to focus on governance forms and task structures....
Knowledge has always been a strategic resource for firms; however, there is a lack of research regar...
Cross-cultural cognitive paradoxes have frequently broken the existing boundaries of knowledge and s...
This thesis focuses on value co-creating processes in international business relationships, where cu...
Knowledge, emphasized by people progressively, had been treated as the most important resource in fi...
Two contrasting conceptualizations of skills lead one to attribute different roles to inter-firm net...
Over the last decade, increasing attention by practitioners has been matched by an increasing intere...