Knowledge transfer from international joint ventures to local suppliers in a developing economy

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作者：
Zaheer Khan
Oded Shenkar
Yong Kyu Lew
机构：
[1] Hull University Business School,
[2] University of Hull,undefined
[3] Fisher College of Business,undefined
[4] Ohio State University,undefined
[5] School of Business,undefined
[6] Sejong University,undefined
来源：
Journal of International Business Studies | 2015年 / 46卷
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knowledge transfer; socialization mechanisms; structural contingency theory; alliances and joint ventures; developing markets/countries/economies; automotive industry;
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Using in-depth data from 155 Pakistani auto components suppliers, we study the role of socialization in knowledge transfer from international joint venture assemblers. We find that whereas formal socialization mechanisms enhance the comprehension and speed of knowledge transfer to local suppliers, informal socialization mechanisms enhance comprehension but not speed. Building on structural contingency theory, we find that having a mechanistic organizational structure among knowledge recipients is an antecedent to formal socialization, leading to improved knowledge transfer.
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页码：656 / 675
页数：19
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