Ties that matter: The impact of alliance partner knowledge recombination novelty on knowledge utilization in R&D alliances
Abstract
Whereas extant alliance research tends to consider the knowledge pool of partner firms as a set of independent components, we highlight that alliance partners’ components are interconnected. In particular, we introduce the concept of alliance partner knowledge recombination novelty – i.e., the extent to which an alliance partner has created component ties that no other firm within the industry has created – and hypothesize that it has an...
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Title
Ties that matter: The impact of alliance partner knowledge recombination novelty on knowledge utilization in R&D alliances
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
49
Issue
7
Pages
104011 - 104011
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