A Resource Dependence Perspective on Low-Power Actors Shaping Their Regulatory Environment: The Case of Honda
Abstract
The central focus of this paper is a largely unexplored research domain relating to how low-power for-profit actors can shape their political and regulatory environment and create economic opportunities that affect their survival and growth. The paper builds on and extends the concept of “negotiating the environment” and on how organizations create their environment, with an emphasis on low-power actors. Resource dependence theory (RDT) has been...
Paper Details
Title
A Resource Dependence Perspective on Low-Power Actors Shaping Their Regulatory Environment: The Case of Honda
Published Date
Oct 12, 2016
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
8
Pages
1039 - 1058
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