TAN Lihua & Jean RUFFIER (2010), Incentives and Governance of Distributer Networks : The Case of a Foreign-Funded Paint and Coating Materials Enterprise, Chinese Sociology and Anthropology, Spring 2010 issue, New York

What is the knowledge needed to allow an industrial merge in a very poor area: that is the question of the paper. The paper look what is the experience and education of bosses and workers participating the first generation of private owned industry in a non industrial area that became the world...

The chapter describe the global value chain of China made jeans trousers. It shows the relation between the different actors and the earning of each ones.

This paper examines optimal equity split between an entrepreneur (E) without capital and a venture capitalist (V) under double-sided moral hazard with a two-stage investment in a project. The first-stage investment explores project profitability and the final output is a Cobb-Douglas production...

This paper examines optimal equity split between a penniless entrepreneur (E) and a deep-pocketed venture capitalist (V) with a two-stage investment in a project under unobservable project inputs. The first-stage investment explores project profitability, and the final success probability is a...

In order to explore scientific writing in Information Systems (IS) journals, we adopt a combination of historical and rhetorical approaches. We first investigate the history of universities, business schools, learned societies and scientific articles. This perspective allows us to capture the...

This article analyzes the different phases the Information Systems--Sociology relationship has gone through and points out some specific features of sociologists and Information Systems scientists in their conceptualization of Information Technology (IT). It shows that both academic fields...