Managing Relational Bond: An Integrative Approach
Managing voluntary cooperative relationships is growing in strategic importance. While some scholars emphasize the importance of fostering interpersonal ties and establishing a long-term perspective, others focus on managing the pattern of payoff to enhance a relationship. We offer a contingency framework that integrates these two perspectives of relationship building. The central thesis is that the effectiveness of payoff management hinges systematically on the context of a relationship jointly comprising interpersonal and intertemporal dynamics. The framework can be useful in enhancing the decision-making capabilities of managers who either proactively improve cooperation or reactively mitigate unfavorable payoff changes.
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2005
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Authors: | Hwang, Peter |
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The Journal of Business. - University of Chicago Press. - Vol. 78.2005, 2, p. 557-576
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University of Chicago Press |
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