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This study evaluates the impact of electronic word–of–mouth (eWOM) based on an extended
research model, bridging the information value concept from agglomeration theory with …

Multichannel sales systems in business-to-business markets vary substantially in their
designs and thereby either attenuate or aggravate agency conflicts between manufacturers …

The article studies interfirm governance in the context of supplier–reseller relationships.
Using a longitudinal study, the authors examine the roles of supplier selection efforts and …

Agglomeration benefits firms because it minimizes consumers' search costs and information
asymmetry. However, the effects of agglomeration may change due to the considerable …

Purpose This paper aims to explore coopetition within the entrepreneurial ecosystem and
answer the following two fundamental questions: How does coopetition affect the …

The authors propose that the current trends and developments in the international
marketplace call for a new theoretical concept-based approach to inform and guide cross …

Distributor whistleblowing, which involves disclosing peers' misconduct to the manufacturer,
plays a crucial role in the governance of distribution relationships. This study focuses on the …

In marketing channels, distributor whistleblowing can deter unethical behaviors, though little
academic research investigates this tactic. Drawing on whistleblowing literature in business …

identified three distinct forms of plural governance that prevail in business practice:
franchising, dual distribution, and concurrent sourcing. Despite the underlying commonality …