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CONTENTS:
- Preface, S. Tamer Cavusgil.
- Introduction: Business Relationships
and Industrial Networks, J. Johanson and L. Hallen.
PART I. EMPIRICAL BASES
- Introduction to Part I, J. Johanson and L. Hallen.
- Relationships and Exchange in
International and Domestic Business, L. Hallen, J. Johnason, and N. Seyed Mohamed.
- Relationships and Contractual Arrangements in East-West Trade, J. Cieslik.
- Price
Policies and Relationship Stability After a Devaluation, S. Brege and C. Moberg.
- Technical Consultancy as a Network of Relationships, D.D. Sharma.
- Network
Analysis of a Global Capital Equipment Industry, N. Campbell.
PART II. CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT
- Introduction to Part II, J. Johanson and L. Hallen.
- The
Network Approach: An Articulation, G. Easton and L. Araujo.
- Development of
Firms in Networks: Positions and Investments, L.G. Mattsson.
- Foreign
Acquisitions: Internationalization or Network Interdependency?, M. Forsgren.
- The
Field-of-Force Metaphor, L. Melin.
- Theories of Industrial Change and Markets as
Networks, S. Hulten.
PART III. STRATEGY ANALYSIS
- Introduction to Part III, J.
Johanson and L. Hallen.
- High Technology and Management of the Market
Differential, R. Fiocca and I. Snehota.
- Cooperative Ventures in Multinational
Settings, P. Lorange.
- Relationships in the Complex Construction Venture Market,
K. Fonfara.
- The Trading House and the Challenge from the Far East, N. Suzuki.
- Marketing to Projects in South East Asia, H. Joansson.
- Competitive Strategy in
European Markets, M.T. Cunningham.
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