Firms produce an increasing part of their value added in networks. Therefore, managing the boundaries of the firm is essential to the success of such interfirm networks. It has become obvious that firms as well as networks need rules for good governance. Developing and enforcing these rules is one of the tasks of the network management, which is one of the prerequisites for successfully operating networks. In this volume, well-known economists and organization research scholars analyze the many facets of interfirm cooperation.Contributors:Oliver Williamson, Thomas Straubhaar, Jacques Santer, Thomas Malone, Arnold Picot, Stefan Klein, Marco Becht, Theresia Theurl, Helmut Dietl, Jörg Sydow, Tage Skjoett-Larsen, Holger Kern
