search query: @indexterm Interorganizational relations / total: 269
references: 111-120 / 269
« previous page | next page »
 titleyearauthor
111.
Medien- und Kommunikationsmanagement - eine neues integrales Studienangebot: Begleitung und Beeinflussung technologischer und wirtschaftlicher Umwälzungen zum Ziel gesetzt.
IO Management-Zeitschrift industrielle Organisation
1998 : VOL. 67:3, p. 70-72
 1998 Schmid, B.
112.
Three levels of networking for sourcing intellectual capital in biotechnology: Implications for studying interorganizational networks
International Studies of Management and Organization
1997 : WINTER, VOL. 27:4, p. 76-103
 1997 Oliver, A. L.
Liebeskind, J. P.
113.
Coopérations inter-firmes en R & D et contrainte de proximité : le cas de l'industrie pharmaceutique
Revue d'Economie Industrielle
1997 : JUL-SEP, 81, p. 59-76
 1997 Bélis-Bergouignan, M.-C.
114.
Mixed mode network structures: the strategic use of electronic communication by organizations
Organization Science
1997 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 8:5, p. 475-488
 1997 Holland, C.
Lockett, A.
115.
The use of computer-mediated communication in an interorganizational context
Decision Sciences
1997 : SUMMER, VOL. 28:3, p. 513-555
 1997 Kettinger, W. J.
Grover, V.
116.
Modes of interorganizational imitation: the effects of outcome salience and uncertainty
Administrative Science Quarterly
1997 : SEP, VOL. 42:3, p. 472-500
 1997 Haunschild, P.
Miner, A.
117.
An organizational assessment of interfirm coordination modes
Organization Studies
1997 : VOL. 18:6, p. 897-925
 1997 Grandori, A.
118.
Are business-to-business relationships inherently unstable?
Journal of Marketing Management
1997 : JUL, VOL. 13:5, p. 367-382
 1997 Blois, K.
119.
Strategic choices in the development of interorganizational information systems
Information Systems Research
1997 : MAR, VOL. 8:1, p. 1-24
 1997 Choudhury, V.
120.
Decision making in inter-firm networks as a political process
Organization Studies
1997 : VOL. 18:3, p. 361-384
 1997 Elg, U.
Johansson, U.
« previous page | next page »
SCIMA