1st Edition
Business Relationships and Networks Disruption, Crises and Rapid Responses
List of Figures
List of Tables
About the Editors
Contributors
Acknowledgements
1. Introducing Abrupt Disruption of Business and Rapid Responses
Anna Bengtson, Peter Thilenius, and Susanne Åberg
Part I - Disruption in Business Networks
2. Exogenous Shock Events and Network Change Processes: A Scenario Framework
Sabine Gebert Persson and Mikael Gidhagen
3. Abrupt Interruption of Business in The Forest Sector: The Case of African Swine Fever in Sweden
Anna Bengtson and Susanne Åberg
4. Disruptions in Sustainability-Led Business Endeavours
Nina Hasche and Asta Salmi
5. Managing Unexpected Disruptions in Large-Scale Business Projects
Helén Anderson and Johan Holtström
6. Corporate Acquisitions as Disruptive Events? Towards An Event-Centred Analysis of Industry Dynamics
Peter Dahlin, Virpi Havila, and Aino Halinen
Part II - Rapid Relationship Responses
7. Can You Buy a Business Relationship? The Role of Actor Identity
Olof Wadell
8. Digital Transformation and Interaction Interruption in Business-To-Business Relationships
Kristin B. Munksgaard and Per Vagn Freytag
9. Expected, Yet Potentially Abrupt Endings: Exploring Buyer-Supplier Relationship Dynamics in the Public Procurement Process
Anne-Maria Holma and Susanne Åberg
10. Dissolution of Triads: Effects on a Focal Business Relationship
Victor Eriksson and Ann-Charlott Pedersen
11. On The Duality of Business-To-Business Relationships’ Sudden Endings
Jaana Tähtinen and Maria Holmlund
12. After the Storm: What Do We Know About Hiatus and the Following Recurring?
Virpi Havila, Christopher J. Medlin, and León Poblete
Biography
Anna Bengtson is Professor of Business Studies, especially industrial marketing, in the Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden.
Susanne Åberg is Associate Professor of Business Studies, especially industrial marketing, in the Department of Business Studies at Uppsala University, Sweden.
Peter Thilenius is Professor in Department of Business Studies, especially international business, at Uppsala University, Sweden.






