1997Academy of Management JournalRequires access

THE EFFECT OF NATIONAL CULTURE, ORGANIZATIONAL COMPLEMENTARITY, AND ECONOMIC MOTIVATION ON JOINT VENTURE DISSOLUTION.

Seung Ho Park, Gerardo R. Ungson

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This study examined the effects of partner nationality, organizational dissimilarity, and economic motivation on the dissolution of joint ventures. Event-history analysis was used to test the hypot...

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This study examined the effects of partner nationality, organizational dissimilarity, and economic motivation on the dissolution of joint ventures. Event-history analysis was used to test the hypot...

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This study examined the effects of partner nationality, organizational dissimilarity, and economic motivation on the dissolution of joint ventures. Event-history analysis was used to test the hypot...

Key concepts: Joint venture, Complementarity (molecular biology), Organizational culture, International joint venture, Business, Business administration, Economics, Microeconomics

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