Abstract
A strategic alliance is an arrangement for economic collaboration between firms at the same level of distribution, involving an exchange of critical skills aimed at buffering the core business strategy, technology, or markets of the partners. Research indicates that the care and thought of the strategic alliance partners increases with the importance of the venture to the strategic objectives of the entity. This paper describes the importance of strategic alliances in today’s competitive world. It examines the benefits of entering into strategic alliances, the legal implications of strategic alliances, and various industries where strategic alliances are dominant. Finally, this paper proposes the need for an international strategic alliance.
Repository Citation
Gehi, Naresh Menghraj, "Strategic Alliances: Emerging Trends in Future Corporate Business" (1995). LLM Theses and Essays. 177.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/stu_llm/177
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