Unboxing Hulu: a tale of strategic alliance to survive in the sharing world

Lamba, Harchitwan Kaur; Meena, Abhilasha; Srivastava, Saurabh; Khoa, Tran Tien

doi:10.1504/jgba.2020.111015

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“…Hobson and Lynch (2016) argue that the current frameworks and conceptual understanding of CE lack discourse about the social implications of various CE strategies. Sharing economy is taken as an example of this (Lamba et al, 2020). While leasing or renting out an idle asset to extract maximum value is a crucial CE strategy, this might induce more consumption and, thus, more negative impact.…”

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Circular economy and sustainable development: a review and research agenda

Lamba

Kumar²,

Dhir³

2023

IJPPM

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PurposeThis study theoretically investigates the extant literature published about circular economy and sustainable development to identify significant research themes, the most relevant authors, countries and journals.Design/methodology/approachBibliometric analysis is used, followed by cluster formation using co-citation analysis. The clusters are discussed in-depth to identify emerging themes and future research areas.FindingsBy systematically reviewing 596 research articles, significant themes of research in this field were found. These include frameworks and indicators to define and assess the circular economy, circular business models and use cases, global and industrial contexts of application of circular economy and different dimensions of the circular economy.Research limitations/implicationsPublications from only one database have been used. Only articles published in relevant academic journals have been used for the bibliometric analysis. For co-citation analysis and cluster formation, only articles with a high number of citations were selected.Originality/valueThe analysis of the various clusters revealed research areas that can be explored in future research to understand the circular economy better and implement its practices to attain sustainability.

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Section: Cluster Analysismentioning

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Circular economy and sustainable development: a review and research agenda

Lamba

Kumar²,

Dhir³

2023

IJPPM

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“…On the contrary, transactional governance reduces product innovativeness with growing coopetition (Bouncken et al , 2016; Lamba et al , 2020); the cross-functional coopetition study showed that participants positively affect the coopetition of cross-functions. Also, formalization positively impacts centralization, and centralization hurts cross-functional coopetition.…”

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A review of coopetition and future research agenda

Meena

Dhir

Sushil

2022

JBIM

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Purpose This research aims to conduct a systematic review of the literature on coopetition to assess its impact on firm performance in various contexts. Design/methodology/approach A bibliometric analysis of 144 papers from 1999 to 2021 and analysis of literature under the premise of theory, context, characteristics and methodology using the Theory–Context–Characteristics–Methodology (TCCM) approach was conducted using Institute for Scientific Information Web of Sciences data on coopetition literature. Findings The study enlists the influential journals, evolutions and citations of the articles and particularly identifies six research streams under the domain of coopetition and additionally charts out the future research agenda. Practical implications The results highlighted in this study may be helpful for managers and practitioners to understand the dynamics of a strategic alliance with their competitor organizations. Moreover, managers may utilize the coopetition strategy to enhance customer value and leverage this relationship for more excellent firm performance. Furthermore, the results obtained through cluster analysis can be considered as a start point to develop frameworks for a business relationship with competitors. This study utilizes content analysis and bibliometric analysis to assess the diverse view and understand the development of the field that may help the researchers increase the rigor and transparency of reviewing the literature and answer various questions that may arise to assess competitors’ interorganizational relationships. Originality/value No systematic literature review has analyzed the literature on coopetition using the TCCM approach and identified various research streams under the perspective of different contextual settings.

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