Supply chains, markets and power : mapping buyer and supplier power regimes /
"Supply Chains, Markets and Power will be essential reading for all those with a professional or academic interest in supply chain management."--Jacket
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2002
London ; New York : 2002 |
| Series: | Routledge studies in business organization and networks ;
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Table of Contents:
- Preface: Power and the Janus-faced corporation
- Part I. Power in supply chains and markets
- 1. Power, rents and critical assets
- 2. The key attributes of buyer and supplier power
- 3. Towards an analytical typology of supply chain power regimes
- Part II. Power regimes in supply and value chains
- 4. Site-specific convenience, branding and regulation: The sources of asset criticality in the forecourt retailing supply chain
- 5. Regulation, site specificity and scale: The sources of asset criticality in the industrial sugar supply chain
- 6. Site specificity and price stickiness under regulation: The sources of asset criticality in the industrial electricity supply chain
- 7. Asset specificity, switching costs and limited competition: The sources of asset criticality in the aerospace fuel equipment supply chain
- 8. Information asymmetry and ex post lock-in to branded and regulated asset specificity: The sources of asset criticality in the motor insurance supply chain
- 9. Information asymmetry, innovation, scale and regulation: The sources of asset criticality in the new car supply chain
- 10. Information asymmetry, moral hazard and branded reputation: The sources of asset criticality in IT systems integration supply and value chains
- Part III. A research agenda for analysing business power
- 11. Linking descriptive and analytical approaches to business thinking
- Preface: power and the Janus-faced corporation
- Pt. I Power in supply chains and markets
- 1. Power, rents and critical assets
- 2. The key attributes of buyer and supplier power
- 3. Towards an analytical typology of supply chain power regimes
- Pt. II. Power regimes in supply and value chains
- 4. Site-specific convenience, branding and regulation: the sources of asset criticality in the forecourt retailing supply chain
- 5. Regulation, site specificity and scale: the sources of asset criticality in the industrial sugar supply chain
- 6. Site specificity and price stickiness under regulation: the sources of asset criticality in the industrial electricity supply chain
- 7. Asset specificity, switching costs and limited competition: the sources of asset criticality in the aerospace fuel equipment supply chain
- 8. Information asymmetry and ex post lock-in to branded and regulated asset specificity: the sources of asset criticality in the motor insurance supply chain
- 9. Information asymmetry, innovation, scale and regulation: the sources of asset criticality in the new car supply chain
- 10. Information asymmetry, moral hazard and branded reputation: the sources of asset criticality in IT systems integration supply and value chains
- Pt. III. A research agenda for analysing business power
- 11. Linking descriptive and analytical approaches to business thinking.