International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies
2009 - 2022
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Volume 7, issue 1, 2022
- Accelerating start-ups' internationalisation through networks: a comparative study pp. 1-22

- Hercules Kuster and Otávio Rezende
- Academic performance indicator as performance management tool: employees' perception and factors governing to its acceptance and rejection in Indian educational institutes pp. 23-36

- Anchal Luthra, Kavita Singh and Shweta Singh
- Effect of fit and altruistic attributions in cause brand alliance: the mediating role of perceived brand credibility pp. 37-51

- Abir Ben Mabrouk and Faouzi Najjar
- Effects of power characteristics of acquiring and target firm top management teams on post-acquisition performance in concentric merger and acquisitions pp. 52-68

- K. Blaine Lawlor, Bradley J. Olson and Satyanarayana Parayitam
- A case for Tata Motors' acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover: strategic implications of the takeover pp. 69-80

- Deepraj Mukherjee
Volume 6, issue 4, 2019
- Knowledge transfer among international strategic alliance partners and its impact on innovation performance pp. 203-216

- Vijita S. Aggarwal and Madhavi Kapoor
- Analysis of born globals internationalisation strategy and partnerships pp. 217-232

- André Luís Figueiredo Santana Dourado, Mariane Figueira and Cleber Carvalho De Castro
- The collaborative interdependence in the local production arrangement of gems and jewels in South of Brazil pp. 233-250

- Luiz Fernando Fritz Filho, Anelise Rebelato Mozzato and Karen Beltrame Becker Fritz
- Intermediary levels of government for the development of productive agglomerations: viable implementations for emerging countries pp. 251-266

- Nelson Casarotto Filho, Marcos Ferasso and Jorge Alberto Velloso Saldanha
- Merger of Burger King and Tim Hortons: analysis of marketing strategies in the quick service restaurants pp. 267-283

- Etienne Musonera
Volume 6, issue 3, 2018
- The evolution of alliance portfolio orientation: a niche theory perspective pp. 111-129

- Christopher R. Penney
- Driving innovation through strategic alliances: a framework pp. 130-147

- Meeta Dasgupta
- Comparative advantages and cross-border mergers and acquisitions: the case of Chinese M%As in European countries pp. 148-165

- Damiano Lepori and Philippe Gugler
- Achieving a competitive edge through merger: evidence from telecoms industry of Bangladesh pp. 166-180

- Jashim Uddin Ahmed, Hafiza Sultana, Nusrat Jahan and Nabila Nisha
- A neural network analysis of the influence of strategic and relational motivation on acquisition of inter-organisational network ties in the Ghanaian automobile cluster pp. 181-202

- Hu Xuhua, Michael Addai, Bertha Ada Danso and Chosniel Elikem Ocloo
Volume 5, issue 2, 2016
- Inclusive business models: the success mantra for healthcare leadership at the bottom of pyramid pp. 81-94

- Deepak Singh and Durgansh Sharma
- Strategic cooperations and supply chain performance: case study in Aviation Industrial Organization pp. 95-109

- Mojtaba Shabani, Seyedehfatemeh Golrizgashti and Seyedmohsen Seyedaliakbar
- Research progress in alliance stability: a content and comparative analysis of the English- and Chinese-language literature pp. 110-132

- Hui Li, Shi-You Qu and Christopher M. Scherpereel
- Private meta-governors and their practices: an inventory of their mechanisms of change pp. 133-154

- Ceren Pekdemir, Pieter Glasbergen and Sophie Von Gagern
- Individual learning effects on knowledge transfer in international joint ventures: an exploratory framework pp. 155-175

- Li Thuy Dao and Nancy K. Napier
Volume 5, issue 1, 2016
- An integrated framework of joint venture success pp. 1-21

- Rita Dubey
- Marriage versus strategic alliance: soft and hard dissatisfaction and failure factors pp. 22-33

- Mosad Zineldin and Valentina Vasicheva
- A matter of survival: proposition of a framework to expand the quantity of partners in inter-organisational networks pp. 34-53

- Denise Rossato Quatrin and Breno Augusto Diniz Pereira
- The study of workplace spirituality and job outcomes in Indian information technology industry pp. 54-68

- Rabindra Kumar Pradhan, Sajeet Pradhan and Lalatendu Kesari Jena
- Transaction cost-based motives for multisourcing in information technology pp. 69-79

- Barbara Å oboda
Volume 4, issue 4, 2015
- Entrepreneurial opportunity recognition and growth of venture via strategic alliance: a case study of RTAP pp. 201-220

- Manoj Joshi and Shailja Dixit
- Resource diversity in cross-border joint ventures and performance implications pp. 221-243

- Irem Demirkan
- Shared mental model, team communication and collective self-efficacy: an investigation of strategic alliance team effectiveness pp. 244-270

- David B. Zoogah, Raymond A. Noe and Oded Shenkar
Volume 4, issue 2/3, 2015
- Assessing the impact of psychological processes on leader alliance performance expectations and alliance structuring pp. 93-115

- Dave Luvison and Jeffrey L. Cummings
- Why harmonious alliance could fail? A case study between Dutch-US alliance pp. 116-133

- Sari Wahyuni
- Investigating the effect of strategy formulation and implementation on the performance of marketing deputy of a company pp. 134-151

- Mohammad Ali Hatefi and Mehdi Ghorbi
- Does learning deliberately lead to alliance success? The mediating role of institutionalisation process pp. 152-166

- Badri Munir Sukoco
- Interfirm marketing alliance: understanding the influences of complementarity, compatibility, and combinative capacity on success pp. 167-183

- Steven H. Dahlquist
- Qualitative and quantitative approach to model offshore outsourcing barriers due to cultural differences pp. 184-200

- Prashant Chauhan, Sunand Kumar and Rajiv Kumar Sharma
Volume 4, issue 1, 2015
- Why do both marriages and strategic alliances have over 50% failure rate? A study of relationship quality of strategic alliances in China, Japan and Mauritius pp. 1-23

- Mosad Zineldin, Hisao Fujimoto, Yu Li, Hemant Kassean, Valentina Vasicheva and We Feng Yu
- Uni-economics: impact of sunspot on human behaviour and strategic business alliances pp. 24-38

- Samuel K.M. Ho
- TQM and strategic alliances: development and validation in the context of Egyptian manufacturing sector pp. 39-64

- Hesham A.E. Magd
- Environments of value: the pursuit of value in organisational cultures pp. 65-78

- Chris Steed
- Effect of instituting quality objectives on on-time delivery performance pp. 79-91

- Mohamad Almaoui, Mohamad Saouli and Bhaskar Sinha
Volume 3, issue 4, 2014
- Successful technology collaborations in automobile industry - strategic implications for firms in developing countries pp. 221-249

- Zafar Husain
- Modelling EPS of an Indian auto major pp. 250-262

- Ranjan Chaudhuri
- Global talent for competitive advantage: getting to the table sooner pp. 263-281

- Keith Reynolds and Stacey Reynolds
- Readiness of SMEs in UAE for an accounting standard transition to IFRS for SMEs: an empirical analysis pp. 282-296

- Vijaya Kumar
Volume 3, issue 2/3, 2014
- Social responsible supply chain and packaging strategy: a conceptual framework pp. 121-139

- Pejvak Oghazi
- Linking transaction cost and social exchange theory to explain strategic alliance performance: a meta-analytic structural equation model pp. 140-167

- Rodrigo Isidor, Holger Steinmetz, Christian Schwens and Ruediger Kabst
- Alliance network heterogeneity, absorptive capacity and innovation performance: a framework for mediation and moderation effects pp. 168-178

- Sanjay Dhir, Aniruddha and Amita Mital
- David and Goliath in sustainable fashion: strategic business alliances in the UK fashion industry pp. 179-200

- Ishwari Thopte and Kim Poldner
- A framework for successful network alliances for SMEs in China pp. 201-220

- Jo Rhodes, Peter Lok and Vincent Cheng
Volume 3, issue 1, 2013
- Team coordination in strategic alliances: identifying conditions that reduce team willingness to cooperate pp. 1-22

- Dave Luvison and Michelle A. Marks
- The role of partnering factors in international learning alliance success pp. 23-49

- Jeffrey L. Cummings, Stevan R. Holmberg and Qin Yang
- Bridging disciplines in alliances and networks: in search for solutions for the managerial relevance gap pp. 50-68

- John Bell, Edwin Kaats and Wilfrid Opheij
- Asymmetric motives in Indian bilateral cross-border joint ventures with G7 nations: impact of relative partner characteristics and initial conditions pp. 69-92

- Sanjay Dhir and Amita Mital
- Cultural distance and the performance of international joint ventures: a critical assessment of model specifications and variable measurement pp. 93-119

- Jeppe Christoffersen, Steven Globerman and Bo Bernhard Nielsen
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