International joint ventures and strategic alliances built on recent theoretical developments in Transaction Costs Economics (TCE) and the factors influencing the formation and governance of these alliances are examined in this analytical text. By bringing rigorous empirical analysis to an arena which has largely been pursued through speculative and theoretical approaches, this book will prove to be an insightful contribution to international business, strategy, and economics.
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shift parameter framework, appropriability hazards, more hierarchical governance structure, technology transfer alliances, appropriability model, second sourcing agreements, contracting hazards, governance instruments, incentive intensity, governance costs, contractual hazards, governance features, governance choice, alliance experience, societal trust, appropriability regime, human asset specificity, joint venture structure, incentive alignment, governance mode, equity joint ventures, international strategic alliances, hybrid organizations, appropriability problem, imitation costs New!
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shift parameter framework, appropriability hazards, more hierarchical governance structure, technology transfer alliances, appropriability model, second sourcing agreements, contracting hazards, governance instruments, incentive intensity, governance costs, contractual hazards, governance features, governance choice, alliance experience, societal trust, appropriability regime, human asset specificity, joint venture structure, incentive alignment, governance mode, equity joint ventures, international strategic alliances, hybrid organizations, appropriability problem, imitation costs New!
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- Management Science by Laurence Moore in Back Matter
- Multinational Enterprises and Technological Spillovers (Routledge Studies in Global Competition) by Tommaso Perez in Front Matter
- 2001 Directory of Corporate Affiliations (Directory of Corporate Affiliations, 2001) by National Register Publishing Staff in Back Matter
- Climates of Global Competition (Routledge Studies in Global Competition) by Maria Bengtsson in Front Matter
- Global Competition and the Labour Market (Routledge Studies in Global Competition) by Nigel Driffield in Front Matter
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