first. Mutual cooperation is triggered by assuming thatwhat one passes on to the next is multiplied by a factor of 3 … sequentially. We nd thatpure indirect reciprocity enables mutual cooperation although strategicconsiderations and group size are …

-organizational cooperation.... …

recombination of service modules to meet heterogeneous customer demands.These newly arising networks include both cooperation and … competition as inherentbuilding blocks. On the one hand, a certain set of service providers mustcooperate in order to create value …

mainly based on perception, the delivery of quality is a challenge. Bybuilding cooperation, enterprises try to concentrate on …

In a setting of R&D co-opetition we study, by using an all-pay auction approach, howcollaboration affects strategic … decisions during a patent contest, and how the latter influences thepossible collaboration network structures the firms can hope …. Interestingly, the other possible stablenetworks all have the realistic property that some firms decide not to participate in the …