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power regimes: a standalone construct

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Purchasing and supply management

the configurations of buyer and supplier power across an extended supply network that shape how value is appropriated in each relationship.

In purchasing and supply management, power regimes refers to the configurations of buyer and supplier power across an extended supply network that shape how value is appropriated in each relationship. This meaning comes from Cox (2001) in Journal of Supply Chain Management.[1]

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References

Cox, A., Sanderson, J., & Watson, G. (2001). Supply Chains and Power Regimes: Toward an Analytic Framework for Managing Extended Networks of Buyer and Supplier Relationships. Journal of Supply Chain Management, 37(1), 28-35. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1745-493x.2001.tb00097.x

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