Failure as a Consequence of Partner Politics: Learning from the Life and Death of an International Cooperative Venture
Abstract
While it is widely recognized that international cooperative ventures suffer a high rate of failure, current theories, namely transaction costs, partner selection, bargaining and learning, offer limited and disjointed reasoning for it. Each of these theories is focused on a single aspect and on a limited phase in the venture’s life, neglecting the process that leads to eventual termination. To study this process, an in-depth analysis of the...
Paper Details
Title
Failure as a Consequence of Partner Politics: Learning from the Life and Death of an International Cooperative Venture
Published Date
May 1, 2002
Journal
Volume
55
Issue
5
Pages
565 - 601
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