Interorganizational Relations in Industrial Systems: A Network Approach Compared with the Transaction-Cost Approach
International Studies of Management and OrganizationPublished 1 March 1987
Jan Johanson, Lars‐Gunnar Mattsson
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(1987). Interorganizational Relations in Industrial Systems: A Network Approach Compared with the Transaction-Cost Approach. International Studies of Management & Organization: Vol. 17, Organizing: The Network Metaphor, pp. 34-48.
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