… collaboration and competition. Hence, we investigate the influence of perceived inter-firm
competition on … The cooperative element of such a relationship has its origin in the pursuit of …

… competitive advantage results from territorial embeddedness, which is … embeddedness may
be a barrier to the development of … Social structure and competition in interfirm networks: The …

… emerge as the most promising theoretical and practical approach to improve cooperation
between competitors… , and relational governance, embedded in social relationships based on …

… (cooperation amongst healthy cells and competition between … not consider cooperation
amongst healthy cells and competition … of where competitors might value the development of …

… indicate that the partners are competitors, which may hamper the development of trust. The
two … a healthy balance between competition and cooperation. Similarly, as we find that triadic …

… for competitive advantage in today’s global economy. … It was found that development of
inter-firm cooperation was … are embedded) and imbalanced company sizes (ie bargaining power). …

… conditions, interfirm cooperation fosters value creation and … that efficiently-executed interfirm
cooperation may allow firms … and increase scale economies and competitiveness. Firms that …

… Drawing on social embeddedness theory (Granovetter, 1985; Uzzi, 1997, 1999), we
begin by positing that the cooperative IPN practices encourage the emergence of embedded …

… We further show that the SMEs’ embeddedness in multiple … through interfirm collaborations,
thereby securing competitive … regarding embeddedness and interfirm collaboration in …

… When a company tries to enter the international market, it is due to the fact that there is high
competition in its country of origin, which pressures companies in some way to proceed with …