TOC: Ind Mar Man
Introduction
Industrial Marketing Management, 48
Letter from the editors
–Peter J. LaPlaca, Adam Lindgreen []
Special Section on Interplay between Cognition, Action and Outcomes in Business Markets – Lars-Gunner Mattsson, Daniela Corsaro and Carla Ramos
Sense-making in business markets – the interplay between cognition, action and outcomes
–Lars Gunnar Mattsson, Daniela Corsaro, Carla Ramos [] []
Reflections on the interplay between cognition, action and outcomes in industries and business markets: What have we learned so far and where might we go next?
–Gerard P. Hodgkinson [] []
Heuristics in customer-supplier interaction
–Simone Guercini, Antonella La Rocca, Andrea Runfola, Ivan Snehota [] []
Intercultural competences and interaction schemes — Four forces regulating dyadic encounters in international business
–Maria Elo, Christiane Benjowsky, Niina Nummela [] []
Creating shared views of customers: Individuals as sense-makers in multinational companies
–Elina Pernu, Tuija Mainela, Vesa Puhakka [] []
Inter-cognitive representations in business networks
–Stefanos Mouzas, Stephan C. Henneberg [] []
Forming cognitions by investing in a form: Frequent Flyer Programs in US air travel post-deregulation (1981–1991)
–Luis Araujo, Hans Kjellberg [] []
Network graffiti: Interaction as sensemaking
–Gillian C. Hopkinson [] []
Managing meaning in complex business networks
–Cecilia Cederlund [] []
Special Section on Power in Business, Customer, and Market Relationships – Martin Hingley, Rob Angell and Adriana Campelo
Introduction to the Special Issue on Power in Business, Customer, and Market Relationships
–Martin Hingley, Rob Angell, Adriana Campelo [] []
Reverse knowledge transfer and subsidiary power
–Zhaleh Najafi-Tavani, Ghasem Zaefarian, Peter Naude, Axele Giroud [] []
Profit-sharing between an open-source firm and application developers — Maximizing profits from applications and in-application advertisements
–Nobuyuki Fukawa, Yanzhi Zhang [] []
Partnerships: The role that power plays in shaping collaborative buyer–supplier exchanges
–Daniel Chicksand [] []
When inter-firm relationship benefits mitigate power asymmetry
–Kirsten Cowan, Audhesh K. Paswan, Eric Van Steenburg [] []
Power symmetry and the development of trust in interdependent relationships: The mediating role of goal congruence
–Javier Marcos Cuevas, Saara Julkunen, Mika Gabrielsson [] []
Knowing me, knowing you: Self- and collective interests in goal development in asymmetric relationships
–Kristin B. Munksgaard, Rhona E. Johnsen, Charlotte M. Patterson [] []
Empowering the underdog: Soft power in the development of collective institutional entrepreneurship in business markets
–Wouter Van Bockhaven, Paul Matthyssens, Koen Vandenbempt [] []
Power-imbalanced relationships in the dyadic food chain: An empirical investigation of retailers’ commercial practices with suppliers
–George Maglaras, Michael Bourlakis, Christos Fotopoulos [] [Google Scholar]
Exercising power in asymmetric relationships: The use of private rules
–Jekaterina Rindt, Stefanos Mouzas [] []
Institutional maintenance work and power preservation in business exchanges: Insights from industrial supplier workshops
–Mark Palmer, Geoff Simmons, Pamela K. Robinson, Andrew Fearne [] []
The current situation and future conceptualization of power in industrial markets
–Martin Hingley, Rob Angell, Adam Lindgreen [] []
