2022
DOI: 10.1109/tem.2020.3019965
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Pioneering Strategy in Supply Chain Relationships: How Coercive Power and Contract Completeness Influence Innovation

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“…Influential firms can thus stimulate SMSC (Glover et al, 2014). However, efforts can also be hindered by power asymmetries in SC partners' coercive power (Bouncken et al, 2020), leading to information asymmetries (Lightfood and Wisniewski, 2014) and an increased necessity to adapt by using SC dynamic capabilities. DiMaggio and Powell, 1983).…”
Section: Institutional Theory and Supply Chain Sustainability Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Influential firms can thus stimulate SMSC (Glover et al, 2014). However, efforts can also be hindered by power asymmetries in SC partners' coercive power (Bouncken et al, 2020), leading to information asymmetries (Lightfood and Wisniewski, 2014) and an increased necessity to adapt by using SC dynamic capabilities. DiMaggio and Powell, 1983).…”
Section: Institutional Theory and Supply Chain Sustainability Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parece que estudos em rede sobre o poder têm privilegiado aspectos racionais e econômicos (BAZANINI et al, 2017). Conhecer as fontes do poder torna-se importante então para compreender suas táticas e estratégias e melhorar os resultados de uma negociação no mercado em que atuam (BOUNCKEN et al, 2020). Por exemplo, cadeias de suprimentos têm buscado um melhor relacionamento entre seus membros fundamentado no conceito do poder para obter uma significativa competitividade alinhando desempenho estratégico com fornecedores para que possam trazer resultados positivos para o negócio (KASHI e SHAHRIARI, 2020)…”
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“…The exclusive character of ingredients from far-distanced places is probably beaten by the sustainability trend because of two reasons: First, sustainability is an omnipresent societal imperative that receives utmost attention across all areas of social life, also in the luxury industry [130][131][132][133][134][135] and, within in, in haute cuisine [136]. Second, ingredients from exotic countries do not have the exclusive appeal they used to have as most customers are aware that, in the era of globalization and international supply chains [137][138][139][140], even many fruits and vegetables in common supermarkets have been transported over far distances and are usually still not more expensive than local ones. The panel also sees no upcoming return of molecular cuisine.…”
Section: Rejected Projections and Shiftsmentioning
confidence: 99%