Knowledge transfer and global strategic alliance membership : market versus institutional criteria

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Knowledge transfer and global strategic alliance membership : market versus institutional criteria

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This conceptual paper analyzes the issues of new partner selection for an existing global strategic alliance, and how this complex process determines the effectiveness of inter-organizational knowledge transfer. First, we show that effective inter-organizational knowledge transfer requires evaluation criteria for new members, which combine market as well as cultural and institutional factors, e.g., a so-called “dual criteria approach”. Second, we analyze forces that propel existing global str...

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06 Dec, 2017

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C Choi / P Cheng

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https://figshare.com/articles/conference_contribution/Knowledge_transfer_and_global_strategic_all...

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Alliances / Culture / Dual criteria approach / Instutions / Market criteria / Norms / Algebra and Number Theory

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