Add to ORKGIn the quest for identifying barriers to firm growth, much attention has been paid to barriers that act at the level of the individual firm. But firms do not operate in a vacuum: business relationships are potentially highly influential
This paper aims to explore the interlock-performance relationship among mainland Chinese firms liste...
Despite the prominence of the competitive strategy perspective, it remains unclear whether foreign f...
This article investigates the effect of industrial linkages on firm performance in Chinese developme...
Despite increasing attention to the role of social ties in emerging economies, few studies have expl...
In a networked market, firms build and develop their relationships with surrounding exchange partner...
The manuscript reports on a study aimed at analyzing a series of relational variables derived from t...
Abstract This dissertation examines the importance of relationship regarding to the business operati...
The Chinese term “Guanxi” literally refers to interpersonal relationships which have aroused growing...
It has been widely acknowledged that small businesses are contributing a lot in all developing count...
The networks of interfirm relations that developed in business groups during China’s economic transi...
Examines the antecedents and consequences of close business relationships (guanxi) in China. We hypo...
An important aspect of China's economic reforms has been an ambitious policy to develop 100 or so l...
has documented the relationship among managerial ties, firm resources, and performance in emerging e...
While most advocate that foreign firms should utilize managerial ties to conduct business in China, ...
Many firms are today established in China via intermediaries, such as distributors or agents. Howeve...
This paper aims to explore the interlock-performance relationship among mainland Chinese firms liste...
Despite the prominence of the competitive strategy perspective, it remains unclear whether foreign f...
This article investigates the effect of industrial linkages on firm performance in Chinese developme...
Despite increasing attention to the role of social ties in emerging economies, few studies have expl...
In a networked market, firms build and develop their relationships with surrounding exchange partner...
The manuscript reports on a study aimed at analyzing a series of relational variables derived from t...
Abstract This dissertation examines the importance of relationship regarding to the business operati...
The Chinese term “Guanxi” literally refers to interpersonal relationships which have aroused growing...
It has been widely acknowledged that small businesses are contributing a lot in all developing count...
The networks of interfirm relations that developed in business groups during China’s economic transi...
Examines the antecedents and consequences of close business relationships (guanxi) in China. We hypo...
An important aspect of China's economic reforms has been an ambitious policy to develop 100 or so l...
has documented the relationship among managerial ties, firm resources, and performance in emerging e...
While most advocate that foreign firms should utilize managerial ties to conduct business in China, ...
Many firms are today established in China via intermediaries, such as distributors or agents. Howeve...
This paper aims to explore the interlock-performance relationship among mainland Chinese firms liste...
Despite the prominence of the competitive strategy perspective, it remains unclear whether foreign f...
This article investigates the effect of industrial linkages on firm performance in Chinese developme...