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Predicting IJVs' effectiveness based on their autonomy levels and the characteristics of their parent companies

Predicting IJVs' effectiveness based on their autonomy levels and the characteristics of their parent companies
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摘要 Separate research streams have identified relationships between IJV autonomy and IJV effectiveness, and between functional/dysfunctional parent-company differentiation and IJV effectiveness. This study attempts to integrate these two literature streams by examining how these two sets of independent variables interact in terms of predicting IJV effectiveness. Results partially support our hypotheses that the autonomy-effectiveness relationship is less positive with greater functional differentiation and more positive with greater dysfunctional differentiation. The results provide strong support for our hypotheses that activities closer to the local operating environment will influence these relationships such that autonomy becomes more important to effectiveness when an activity has strong local ties.
出处 《Chinese Business Review》 2010年第12期1-16,共16页 中国经济评论(英文版)
关键词 joint venture HRM AUTONOMY DIFFERENTIATION EFFECTIVENESS 预测 基础 企业效益 合资企业 合资公司 功能失调 经营环境 国际
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