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The effects of stability, diversity, and density on relationship flexibility in an international retail supply network : a proposed theory and research hypotheses

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Environmental uncertainty and forward integration in marketing : theory and meta-analysis

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Distribution channel network and relational performance : the intervening mechanism of adaptive distribution flexibility

Yu, Kangkang; Cadeaux, Jack; Song, Hua - In: Decision sciences : DS 44 (2013) 5, pp. 915-950

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The Effects of Stability, Diversity, and Density on Relationship Flexibility in an International Retail Supply Network: A Proposed Theory and Research Hypotheses

Cadeaux, Jack - In: Entrepreneurship in international marketing, (pp. 307-320). 2015

In the context of a retailer with an international supply network, this paper develops theories of (a) how both stability and strong ties in an international supply network combine to yield a resource base that enables the development of flexible relationships with suppliers, (b) how stability...

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Can stochastic availability predict private label shares? : modelling approach and preliminary results

Shen, Yutian; Cadeaux, Jack - In: Advances in National Brand and Private Label Marketing …, (pp. 161-167). 2018

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Process ambidexterity driven by environmental uncertainty : balancing flexibility and routine

Yu, Kangkang; Cadeaux, Jack; Luo, Ben Nanfeng; Qian, Cheng - In: International journal of operations & production management 43 (2023) 12, pp. 1976-2007

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