ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL ATTACHMENTS IN THE DISSOLUTION OF INTERORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 March 1992
Mark A. Seabright, Daniel A. Levinthal, Mark Fichman
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In this study, we propose that changes affecting the resource fit between organizations exchanging resources provide an impetus for the dissolution of their relationships, whereas the individual an...
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