Managing Chinese/Western Joint Ventures: A Comparative Analysis of the 'Interaction and Networks' and 'Chinese  Management' Literature

Jonathan Wilson; Ross Brennan

Managing Chinese/Western Joint Ventures: A Comparative Analysis of the 'Interaction and Networks' and 'Chinese Management' Literature

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Abstract

In this paper, two relevant bodies of literature are examined and compared, namely the ‘interaction and networks’ literature (associated primarily with the IMP Group) and ‘Chinese Management’ literature. Elements examined include relationships, networks, trust, culture and forms of exchange. The contention of the paper is that both bodies of literature have something to contribute in terms of a theoretical basis for an empirical study of Chinese/Western joint ventures. (Key words: relationship; networks; guanxi; etics; emics; China)

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 11 Sep 2001
Event	IMP 17th Annual International Conference - Oslo, Norway Duration: 9 Sep 2001 → 11 Sep 2001

Conference

Conference	IMP 17th Annual International Conference
Country/Territory	Norway
City	Oslo
Period	9/09/01 → 11/09/01

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