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Outsourcing and inter/intra supply chain dynamics: Strategic management issues
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : FALL, VOL. 40:4, p. 56-68
 2004 Parker, D.W.
Russell, K.A.
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A holistic approach to new product development: New insights
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : FALL, VOL. 40:4, p. 37-55
 2004 Tracey, M.
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Understanding and managing the services supply chain
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : FALL, VOL. 40:4, p. 17-32
 2004 Ellram, L.M.
Tate, W.L.
Billington, C.
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Purchasing and social responsibility: A replication and extension
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : FALL, VOL. 40:4, p. 4-16
 2004 Carter, C.R.
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Multi-attribute reverse auctions in B2B exchanges: A framework for design and implementation
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : WINTER, VOL. 40:1, p. 52-60
 2004 Talluri, S.
Ragatz, G.L.
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Evaluating the performance of third-party logistics arrangements: A relationship marketing perspective
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : WINTER, VOL. 40:1, p. 35-51
 2004 Knemeyer, A.M.
Murphy, P.R.
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A contingency perspective of communication, conflict resolution and buyer search effort in buyer-supplier relationships
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : WINTER, VOL. 40:1, p. 18-34
 2004 Claycomb, C.
Frankwick, G.L.
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Firm and individual choice drivers in make-or-buy decisions: A diminishing role for transaction cost economics?
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : WINTER, VOL. 40:1, p. 4-17
 2004 McNally, R.C.
Griffin, A.
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Gender issues in buyer-seller relationships: Does gender matter in purchasing?
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : SUMMER VOL. 40:3, p. 40-48
 2004 Pullins, E.B.
Reid, D.A.
Plank, R.E.
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Does the competitive environment influence the efficacy of investments in environmental management?
Journal of supply chain management
2004 : SUMMER VOL. 40:3, p. 30-39
 2004 Pagell, M. (et al.)
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