The network construct is in common usage in entrepreneurship research. However while the
increasing use of the construct has furthered our understanding of the phenomenon of …

It is generally accepted that networking is one means through which owner–managers of
small firms market their goods and services. However, though there has been considerable …

No scholar or researcher is able to provide robust evidence that counters the scant reflection
on metatheory–mostly ontology and epistemology–underlying management studies in …

The concept of value co-creation is now taken for granted in the marketing community. It is
the result of what we consider as a premature closure of this concept. The aim of this article …

The purpose of this paper is to explore how a global supplier network can support and
contribute to a market driving strategy. Theoretically, the paper contributes by integrating the …

In this paper, we explore how supply chain theorists can engage with metaphorical
imagination to develop supply chain theory. Our main purpose was to provide additional …

In this research, we wish to address the tension tucked away in scholarly work: the
simultaneous need to break in and break out of academic communities and their ways of …

Many students show little improvement in critical thinking, complex reasoning, and written
communication while in undergraduate school, but the data are especially unfavorable for …

The industrial network literature contains underlying assumptions about the nature of
business relationships. We use change as a vehicle to unearth these assumptions and …

This article guides the development of creative insights in supply chain management. The
authors begin by describing analogies' role in advancing organization theory with a focus on …