Learning organization as a moderator of the relationship between knowledge creation and adaptability in international joint venture
Parents companies establish international joint ventures to sustain their competitive advantages such as entering to new market place, gaining recourses and/or developing new products. Despite numerous benefits, the management of international joint ventures requires extensive attention and focus fr...
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Main Authors: | Alzahrani, S.K., Ghazali, Z.B., Kaur, S. |
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2017
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