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Endogenic Value Creation Through Knowledge Acquisition in Internet-based Business Relationships

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The Eternal Triangle – A Framework of Business to Business Relationships

Roger Palmer

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Market information and the role of networks in international markets

Carl Arthur Solberg

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Relationship drivers influencing the nature and development of dyadic relationships in industrial markets: empirical evidence from Portugal

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Relational quality: further evidence of a single higher order construct in an industrial market.

Peter J. Batt

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