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Table 2

Measurement items

Construct	Items	Loadings	Adapted from
Information sharing	1) We inform our partners in advance of changing needs	0.78	Li and Lin (2006)
Information sharing	2) Our humanitarian partners share knowledge of core operational processes with us	0.76
	3) Our humanitarian partners share proprietary information with us	0.65
Trust	1) We believe in our partner because it is sincere	0.89	Liu et al. (2009)
	2) Though the circumstances change, we believe that our partner will be ready and willing to offer us assistance and support	0.85
	3) When making important decisions, our partner is concerned about our welfare or interests	0.78
	4) We can count that the partner’s future decisions and actions will not adversely affect us	0.66
Formal mechanism (contract)	1) The contract precisely defines the role/responsibilities of the partner and our organisation	0.59	Li et al. (2010)
Formal mechanism (contract)	2) The contract precisely states how each party is to perform in coordination	0.91
	3) Generally, the contract is a primary mechanism to regulate the behaviour of the partner in coordination	0.89
Distributive justice	1) The partner’s contributions to this relationship are comparable to ours	0.60	Griffith et al. (2006)
Distributive justice	2) The outcomes or rewards we receive from this relationship are comparable to our effort	0.68
	3) The outcomes or rewards this partner receives from this relationship are comparable to their effort	0.81
	4) Our firm’s contribution to this relationship are comparable to this partner	0.81

Construct	Items	Loadings	Adapted from
Informationsharing	1) We inform our partners in advance of changing needs	0.78	Li and Lin (2006)
Informationsharing	2) Our humanitarian partners share knowledge of core operational processes with us	0.76
	3) Our humanitarian partners share proprietary information with us	0.65
Trust	1) We believe in our partner because it is sincere	0.89	Liu et al. (2009)
	2) Though the circumstances change, we believe that our partner will be ready and willing to offer us assistance and support	0.85
	3) When making important decisions, our partner is concerned about our welfare or interests	0.78
	4) We can count that the partner’s future decisions and actions will not adversely affect us	0.66
Formal mechanism(contract)	1) The contract precisely defines the role/responsibilities of the partner and our organisation	0.59	Li et al. (2010)
Formal mechanism(contract)	2) The contract precisely states how each party is to perform in coordination	0.91
	3) Generally, the contract is a primary mechanism to regulate the behaviour of the partner in coordination	0.89
Distributivejustice	1) The partner’s contributions to this relationship are comparable to ours	0.60	Griffith et al. (2006)
Distributivejustice	2) The outcomes or rewards we receive from this relationship are comparable to our effort	0.68
	3) The outcomes or rewards this partner receives from this relationship are comparable to their effort	0.81
	4) Our firm’s contribution to this relationship are comparable to this partner	0.81

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