Friends and foes: Towards a cognition- and resource-based model of coopetition

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Abstract

Value-driven cooperation between competitors is becoming increasingly salient, especially in knowledge intensive industries. However, theoretical developments on cooperation and competition remain largely disconnected; as a result, the dynamic interplay between competition and cooperation is largely left in a black box. This paper draws the relevant insights from two critical streams of research on inter-firm interactions, RBT and managerial cognition, to construct a conceptual model with parallel mediating paths elucidating the dynamic interplay between competition in the downstream product market and cooperation in the upstream factor market.

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Liu, A. (2016). Friends and foes: Towards a cognition- and resource-based model of coopetition. In Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings (pp. 1469–1474). https://doi.org/10.5465/AMBPP.2016.189

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