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Factors influencing boundary spanner stress and subsequent managerial intervention: an exploratory investigation

Nicholas J. Ashill
,
Stephen Meadows
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David Stewart
Pages 269-284 | Published online: 09 Dec 2010

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Oliver Malms & Christian Schmitz. (2011) Cross-Divisional Orientation: Antecedents and Effects on Cross-Selling Success. Journal of Business-to-Business Marketing 18:3, pages 253-275.
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Caroline Emberson, John Storey, Janet Godsell & Alan Harrison. (2006) Managing the supply chain using in‐store supplier employed merchandisers. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management 34:6, pages 467-481.
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