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Salmi, A. (1995) Institutionally Ch
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terfirm cohesion is under scrutiny,
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paradigm the examination relies mor
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With respect to scientific analysis
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smaller units of the entire supply
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Researchers Role Interpretative, an
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ing illustration depicts graphicall
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analytical implications derived fro
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Nikkanen, M.,2003a, The Role of the
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transportation has been conventiona
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Among scientists in logistics there
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1998). This is due to the fact that
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(exchange) relationship and how muc
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changing in time, which refers to e
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What comes to roles in particular,
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Integrator Particularly, the role o
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flection of the network identity. D
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Dissertation, University of Oulu, A
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Introduction Intermodalism (IM) or
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Approaching Intermodal Freight Tran
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poral aspect of the concept, and em
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it rejects partly the question of e
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Empirical Evidence: Case VR Cargo R
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Identification of Roles In order to
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The role of the common carrier is a
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also trail runs for a new wagon typ
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tia influence the strategic decisio
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Nohria,N. (1992) Is a network persp
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trary’; there is no single object
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Figure 1: Network Structures Networ
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and psychological proximity; close
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sources and resource dependencies a
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creating collective identity (cogni
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nets as well. In the focal nets cre
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volvement of an integrator is incre
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Havila, V.,1996. International Busi
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Essay 6 Dealing with the Negative E
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obliged to work in a closer manner.
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Conflicts and power Many of the und
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fore the network reactions (transmi
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Conflict resolution in IFT Because
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Scope of behavioural responses In I
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Extending the explanation with co-c
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Conclusions In tightly bonded netwo
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Jary,J.and Jary,J. (1999) Dictionar
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(e.g. destruction and annihilation,
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Everything undergoes development an
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However, the theory is based on the
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The depth of the relationship and i
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eral success, some other actors per
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References Andersson, J.,Håkanson,
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Essay 8 Spatial Concerns in Logisti
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time space logistics theory social
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tool for studying the proximity bet
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sic elements of Piaget’s theory).
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In general, the adoption of new beh
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are often reinforced by closeness,
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APPENDIX 1 Newtonian-based Interpre
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Introduction The term common carrie
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predictable organisational behaviou
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Figure 3.1 Different approaches for
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lated that both the stability and d
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(because often imbalance in contain
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others. This means that all activit
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Normative Approach and Interpretati
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tions are primarily in focus (compa
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Repositioning The discussion indica
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ole of the common carrier. In liner
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