… However, the limits of relational contracts and the way in which formal agreements … disruption
thesis presents a third way. As discussed further below, this hybrid approach to relational …

… Abstract While the concept of the ‘relational contract’ has been invoked in the courts with …
import of relational contract theory remains for the most part unclear to contract and commercial …

… If the supervisor fails to resolve the potential problem, then pulling the andon cord may result
in stopping the line—an enormously disruptive event in many continuous-flow production …

… The problem in cases like Oglebay arises when, after a disruptive event, one party wants out
of the contract and the other does not,57 and there is no termination clause or agreement to …

… -that is, when consumers act in highly disruptive ways.This opportunistic account dominates
discussions not just of exculpatory consumer contract clauses but also of precatory ones. In …

… disruption may reduce a customer’s resale revenue because the leaving salesperson no
longer provides a relational … moderation effect of contractual bonds on the disruption–new sale …

… -litigation alternative for disrupting the practice of … as relational contracts and explains why
the practice of collective impact needs a written form agreement that reflects relational contract …

… work on relational contracts has … relational contracting argues that courts are not the only
game in town: rather, informal sanctions, not just formal contract law, also enforce contractual …

… Existing academic literature has discussed contracts and relational governance as the key
mechanisms that help alliance partners address problems of cooperation and coordination. …

… on contractual complexity and a more nuanced approach to studying the effects of
contracts on relational attitudes, particularly, trust. Following prior works on interorganizational …