We have extensive knowledge about the thematic development of the business-to-business
marketing research. Much less is known, however, how major research contributions are …

Business markets are characterized by interdependences between business actors. How
these actors make sense of such interdependencies is a matter of both theoretical and …

The article presents a methodology for the formation and functioning of industrial networks
that favors the development of dynamic capabilities with regard to the creation, integration …

The central contention is that there is a coincidence of research interests between industrial
marketing and economic geography in relation to spatial embeddedness in business …

To survive and grow, new ventures must establish initial legitimacy, and subsequently
diffuse this legitimacy through a given population. While the notion of initial legitimacy has …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to apply an economic sociology perspective to the
activity–resource–actor (ARA) interaction model for business relationships. Interaction has …

Small firms must design business models that leverage the resources of others to succeed in
domestic and global markets. This study investigates the variance in business models of …

ABSTRACT 'Backshoring'or 'reshoring'is a key issue for governments and companies. This
article aims to address the role of infrastructure in backshoring process through the free …

This study examines differentiated financial risk tolerance attitudes between three listing
branches within the Australian Securities Exchange's (ASX) standardised listing …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to study how actors in a network for regional
development perceive the network by addressing the questions of what characterizes a …