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Business Partnerships and Organizational Performance

Part of the Contributions to Management Science Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-53989-3

ISBN: 978-3-642-53988-6

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

Feb 14, 2014

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Chapter 1Introduction

Jiang, Wei

Pages: 1 –16

[The world does not stand still, so does the business market. Fluid consumer needs and uncertain technological developments result in highly volatile markets (Desarbo et al. 2005). Literature often describes the business environment as hyper turbulent (McCann and Selsky 1984), unpredictable,...
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Chapter 2Theoretical Foundation and Literature Review

Jiang, Wei

Pages: 17 –136

[The previous chapter presented an overview of the study. This chapter introduces the theories that underpin the study through are view of relevant literature. Therefore the chapter establishes the foundation from which the conceptual framework and research propositions are derived.]
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Chapter 3Methodology

Jiang, Wei

Pages: 137 –161

[The previous chapter provided an in-depth examination of the relevant literature from which several hypotheses were developed. This chapter provides an overview of research methodology employed in this study, beginning with the explanation of the research design and the unit of analysis. A...
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Chapter 4Construct Measurement

Jiang, Wei

Pages: 163 –229

[This chapter is presented in two sections. Section I describes the operationalisation of the constructs. The theoretical basis for the inclusion of measurement items is discussed. Section II discusses the measurement purification processes involving assessing the reliability and validity of the...
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Chapter 5Results and Discussion

Jiang, Wei

Pages: 231 –326

[This chapter presents the results of hypotheses testing in investigating the relationship between organisational resources, organisational capabilities, relational capabilities, dynamic capabilities and firm performance. The chapter starts with the introduction of analytical techniques to be...
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Chapter 6Summary, Contributions, Implications and Future Research

Jiang, Wei

Pages: 327 –337

[The primary purpose of this study was to investigate the importance of organisational resources, capabilities, relational capabilities and dynamic capabilities on firm performance. A conceptual model was developed based on Resource-Based View (RBV), Dynamic Capability Approach (DCA) and...

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