How MNE subsidiaries handle conflicts between internal and external networks
How MNE subsidiaries handle conflicts between internal and external networks
MNE subsidiaries can leverage resources from internal and external networks. However, they often struggle with conflicting requirements from internal and external networks. We still have very limited knowledge regarding how subsidiaries can handle the conflicts. Through an in-depth case study of an MNE subsidiary, I found that the subsidiary handled three types of conflicts; the subsidiary adopted three type- specific mechanisms and two non-type-specific mechanisms; and these mechanisms were used for two different processes. This study reveals a sophisticated way of handling the conflicts by MNE subsidiaries while maintaining the relationships with internal and external network members.
Liu, Yang
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1 August 2021
Liu, Yang
77b48647-5646-4aec-8c3d-cc9d9bd02f4e
Liu, Yang
(2021)
How MNE subsidiaries handle conflicts between internal and external networks.
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2021 (1).
(doi:10.5465/AMBPP.2021.148).
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MNE subsidiaries can leverage resources from internal and external networks. However, they often struggle with conflicting requirements from internal and external networks. We still have very limited knowledge regarding how subsidiaries can handle the conflicts. Through an in-depth case study of an MNE subsidiary, I found that the subsidiary handled three types of conflicts; the subsidiary adopted three type- specific mechanisms and two non-type-specific mechanisms; and these mechanisms were used for two different processes. This study reveals a sophisticated way of handling the conflicts by MNE subsidiaries while maintaining the relationships with internal and external network members.
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e-pub ahead of print date: 26 July 2021
Published date: 1 August 2021
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