This literature review scrutinises 41 quantitative studies dealing with dependence
asymmetry in supply chains. Strategically, behaviours ranging from exploitation to win-win …

Prescriptive approaches currently dominate decision-making in the case of general
contractor–subcontractor contractual relationships. This leads to a general contractor …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to identify the antecedents of “power” and
“dependence” attributes in the context of a construction project and to explore the impact of …

A key source of competitive advantage for large firms accrues from investments in innovative
products and processes by their suppliers, incentivized by a positive relationship climate. A …

Collaboration among project participants, specifically between main contractor and
subcontractor, is an essential element for efficient project delivery. Observation from the …

Dependence asymmetry may trigger firms' common-interest orientation and suppress their
self-interest seeking, thus generating positive effects on firms' behaviors in buyer–supplier …

This study examines the relationship between psychological safety and operational
performance in the context of supply chain partners, ie an inter-organisational setting. While …

This study examines the effects of trust-dependence congruence on relational behaviors
and relationship satisfaction (specifically, economic satisfaction and social satisfaction) in …

The literature on interorganizational relationships has explored them at the organizational
level and ignored interpersonal relationships. This paper consists of a literature review …

Purpose: This article analyzes the influence of switching costs and resource dependence on
interorganizational cooperation between contractors (buyers) and transport companies …