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Developing new capabilities across a supplier network through boundary crossing: A case study of China-based MNC subsidiary its local suppliers
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Hong, F. L., Snell, R.. Developing new capabilities across a supplier network through boundary crossing: A case study of China-based MNC subsidiary its local suppliers[J]. Organization Studies, 2013, 34(4), 377-406.
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Hong, F. L.
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Snell, R.
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Submit date:2022/05/27
Capability Development
Boundary Crossing
Boundary Objects
Cooperation
Continuous Improvement
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Paternalism Revisited: Organisational Leadership in mainland China
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Siew-Huat Kong. Paternalism Revisited: Organisational Leadership in mainland China[J]. International Journal of Chinese Culture and Management, 2009, 2(1).
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Siew-Huat Kong
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Chinese Culture
Paternalism
Organisational Leadership
Continuous Improvement
Authoritarianism
Dependency
Arbitrariness
China
Paternalistic Leadership
Chinese Management
Knowledge-intensive Industries
Organisational Learning