All Stories

  1. Exploring colliding logics of supply chains and business ecosystems in purchasing and supply management
  2. Process validation: coping with three dilemmas in process-based single-case research
  3. Que Sera, sera? Conceptualizing business network foresighting
  4. Big-science organizations as lead users: A case study of CERN
  5. Low-intensity conflict in multinational corporations
  6. Industry evolution, submarket dynamics and strategic behaviour among firms in offshore wind energy
  7. Innovation summits: comparison and conceptualisation
  8. Learning from intelligent conversation
  9. The process of resolving severe conflict in buyer–supplier relationships
  10. Exploring boundary-spanning practices among creativity managers
  11. Creating legitimacy across international contexts: The role of storytelling for international new ventures
  12. Grundfos LIFELINK: solving the base of the pyramid tangle?
  13. Managing creativity in business market relationships
  14. Spanning organizational boundaries to manage creative processes: The case of the LEGO Group
  15. Participation in Innovation Communities: Strategies and Contingencies
  16. Sense and sensibility: Two approaches for using existing theory in theory-building qualitative research
  17. Together we share? Competitive and collaborative supplier interests in product development
  18. Diverging expectations in buyer–seller relationships: Institutional contexts and relationship norms
  19. Picture this: Managed change and resistance in business network settings
  20. Collaborative product development and situated knowledge contexts
  21. Knowledge versus learning in internationalization of offshoring activities in China: A case study
  22. Taking action: new forms of student and manager involvement in business education
  23. Regional Clusters in a Global World: Production Relocation, Innovation, and Industrial Decline
  24. Erratum to “Relationship marketing and brand involvement of professionals through web-enhanced brand communities: The case of Coloplast” [Industrial Marketing Management 34 (2005) 285–297]
  25. Emotions, trust and relationship development in business relationships: A conceptual model for buyer–seller dyads
  26. Listening to the global grapevine: SME export managers’ personal contacts as a vehicle for export information generation
  27. Bridges over troubled water: suppliers as connective nodes in global supply networks
  28. Export intermediation and the internet: an activity‐unbundling approach
  29. Relationship marketing and brand involvement of professionals through web-enhanced brand communities: the case of Coloplast
  30. Relationship marketing and brand involvement of professionals through web-enhanced brand communities: The case of Coloplast
  31. Dynamic innovation strategies and stable networks in the construction industry
  32. The Embeddedness of Selfish Routines: How Routines are Replicated in Business Networks
  33. Supply chain management: new organisational practices for changing procurement realities
  34. Relationship development and marketing communication: an integrative model
  35. Inter-partner learning in global supply chains: lessons from NOVO Nordisk
  36. Inter firm diversity and the management of meaning in international strategic alliances
  37. Organizing international technological collaboration in subcontractor relationships: an investigation of the knowledge-stickiness problem
  38. Ensuring Validity in Qualitative International Business Research
  39. Beyond the Inductive Myth: New Approaches to the Role of Existing Theory in Case Research
  40. Division of Interfirm Activities in the Knowledge-Based Economy