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Overcoming cultural distance in international strategic alliances: The role of cultural adaptation capabilities
This study examines how partners in an international strategic alliance (ISA) overcome barriers related to cultural distance in order to achieve effective collaboration. Based on 31 semi-structured interviews with alliance managers and directors involved in six ISAs, the findings reveal a dynamic th
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