Cet article propose une synthèse des recherches empiriques en marketing sur la performance des relations client-fournisseur depuis vingt ans. Les auteurs mettent en perspective les modèles théoriques de ces recherches et analysent leurs résultats selon quatre dimensions de la performance: la performance économique, la coopération harmonieuse, la satisfaction et l'évolution de la relation. L'analyse révèle la prédominance des variables relationnelles et leur influence positive sur la performance des relations client-fournisseur.
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