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On the evolution of market institutions: the platform design paradox
Economic Journal
2010 : MAR, VOL 120:543 p. 215-243
 2010 Alós-Ferrer, C.
Kirchsteiger, G.
Walzl, M.
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A relational insight of brand personification in business-to-business markets
Journal of General Management
2010 : SUMMER, VOL. 35:4, p. 65-76
 2010 Gupta, S.
Melewar, T.C.
Bourlakis, M.
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Innovation and performance outcomes of market information collection efforts: The role of top management team involvement
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2010 : MAR, VOL. 27:1, p. 33-43
 2010 Harmancioglu, N.
Grinstein, A.
Goldman, A.
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"Living the brand": brand orientation in the business-to-business sector
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:5, p. 653-671
 2010 Baumgarth, C.
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Business to business branding: external and internal satisfiers and the role of training quality
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:5, p. 567-590
 2010 Roper, S.
Davies, G.
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Service-based business concepts: A typology for business-to-business markets
European Management Journal
2009 : DEC, VOL. 27:6, p. 442-455
 2009 Lay, G.
Schroeter, M.
Biege, S.
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The profit implications of altruistic versus egoistic orientations for business-to-business exchanges
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2009 : MAR, VOL. 26:1, p. 52-59
 2009 Hill, R.P.
Watkins, A.
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Partner selection in B2B information service markets
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2009 : MAR, VOL. 26:1, p. 41-51
 2009 Wuyts, S.
Verhoef, P.C.
Prins, R.
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Managing knowledge in foreign entry strategies: a resource-based analysis
Strategic Management Journal
2009 : MAY, VOL. 30:5 p. 557-574
 2009 Meyer, K. E.
Wright, M.
Pruthi, S.
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Big losses in ecosystem niches: How core firm decisions drive complementary product shakeouts
Strategic Management Journal
2009 : MAR, VOL. 30:3, p. 323-347
 2009 Pierce, L.
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