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Clustering and internal resources: moderation and mediation effects
Journal of Knowledge Management
2011 : VOL. 15:5, p. 738-758
 2011 Belso-Martinez, J.A.
Molina-Morales, F X.
Mas-Verdu, F.
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Public versus private sector procurement ethics and strategy: what each sector can learn from the other
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : NOV I, VOL. 103:4, p. 567-586
 2011 Hawkins, T.G.
Gravier, M.J.
Powley, E.H.
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Configuration of external influences: the combined effects of institutions and stakeholders on corporate social responsibility strategies
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : AUG II, VOL. 102:2, p. 281-298
 2011 Lee, M-D.P.
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How can SMEs in a cluster respond to global demands for corporate responsibility?
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : JUN III, VOL. 101:2, p. 175-195
 2011 Weltzien Hoivik, H. von
Shankar, D.
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Talk the walk: measuring the impact of strategic philanthropy
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : MAY II, VOL. 100:3, p. 445-464
 2011 Maas, K.
Liket, K.
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Health Inc.
Business Strategy Review
2011 : WINTER, VOL. 22:4, p. 37-45
 2011 Breeden, A. (et al.)
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Multinational oil companies and the adoption of sustainable development: a resource-based and institutional theory interpretation of adoption heterogeneity
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : JAN I, VOL. 98:1, p. 39-65
 2011 Escobar, L. F.
Vredenburg, H.
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New product pricing strategy under customer asymmetric anchoring
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2011 : DEC, VOL. 28:4, p. 309-318
 2011 Park, J.H.
MacLachlan, D.L.
Love, E.
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Mutual dependence, partner substitutability, and repeated partnership: the survival of cross-border alliances
Strategic Management Journal
2011 : MAR, VOL. 32:3 p. 229-253
 2011 Xia, J.
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Dealing with market dynamism: the role of reconfiguration in global account management
Management International Review
2011 : VOL. 51:5 p. 635-663
 2011 Shi, L. H.
Wu, F.
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