This paper investigates employees seeking problem-solving assistance from colleagues
with whom they find it difficult to work. In so doing, the paper introduces the construct of …

In this article we first provide a brief introduction into social network analysis, focusing on the
measures and approaches that are used in the empirical contributions in this special issue …

This study aims to characterize hotel cooperation networks in an inland region of Portugal,
identifying cooperation habits, relationship structure and stakeholders' perception of the …

StRANGE as it may now seem, during the 1960s many American planners argued that
shopping malls could provide solutions to suburban sprawl and urban anomie. Designer …

In the context of the Depository Institution Management Interlocks Act of 1978 (Interlocks
Act), we investigate the structure and implications of the professional connections among …

In this paper, we study the transition from planned venture to operational start-up in the
emergent independent power sector. Planned ventures face tremendous obstacles in …

Membership in certain intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), such as the World Trade
Organization, has long been argued to stimulate trade. Yet, evidence linking IGOs to trade is …

Dividends from employee diversity may require intergroup knowledge and information
sharing, which in turn may depend on supportive peer relations. Yet little is known about the …

In this paper, we investigate whether and to what extent formal governance forms such as
contracts are a necessary condition to manage coopetitive interactions among networks. We …

In this study, we examine the determinants and consequences of impression management
(IM) support in communications between CEOs and journalists, whereby CEOs of other firms …