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Purpose–This study aims to identify the types of relationships that intermediaries form with
their suppliers and customers in the apparel supply chain and their implications for …

Purpose‐The paper aims to provide an overview of the evolution of relationship-related
research in the areas of logistics and supply chain management. Design/methodology …

Purpose–Prior research has primarily examined interorganizational relationships from the
supplier or customer side or using dyadic pairs. The study aims to offer a comparison of …

Close relationships between and among supply chain members are becoming more
prevalent. However, there is lack of agreement in the literature and in practice concerning …

An important aspect of implementing supply chain management is the formation of
appropriate linkages between members of the supply chain. While practitioners and …

Purpose–The need for long‐term relationships between customer and supplier has been
suggested for some time. The literature of supply chain management often compares …

Purpose Grounded in contingency theory and strategic fit theory, the goal for this research
was to determine if managers differentiate in terms of the degree of partnership when …

The 1990s have been the decade of relationships; companies have realized that if you work
close to your customers and meet their expectations, they have little reason to choose …

This research develops a classification framework of supplier‐customer relationships. Data
were collected from active relationship managers and provided the empirical basis for the …