Interorganizational Relations In Marketing Channels
Academy of Management ReviewPublished 1 July 1979
Torger Reve, Louis W. Stern
Citations240
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SJR score14.40
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In most articles appearing in the organizational behavior journals, little reference is made to the extensive research performed in the marketing field addressing interactions in distribution channels. This article attempts to bring to the fields of sociology and organizational behavior relevant materials from marketing that will improve theories of interorganizational relations.
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