Titlebook: International Business; New Challenges, New Simon Harris,Olli Kuivalainen,Veselina Stoyanova Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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‘Second Best’ Institutions and Global Sustainabilityscramble to appear socially responsible also involves sophisticated corporate ingenuity characterized by deviance (Cohen, 1966), which is aimed mostly at rent seeking without regard to social and environmental issues, especially in weaker institutions. Institutional theory has thus far proved very v

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The International Growth of e-Commerce Ventures practices were imagined (for example, Quelch and Klein, 1996; Hamill, 1997). Hamill (1997, p.300) saw the internet as ‘a(chǎn) fundamentally different environment … and new international marketing paradigms may have to be developed to explain internationalization processes’.

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The Type and Number of Resources and the Performance of Early Internationalizing South Korean SMEsalizing SMEs (Jones and Nummela, 2008). The literature has investigated the major drivers of the internationalization process of SMEs and the problems associated with fast growth in international markets (Chetty and Campbell-Hunt, 2003; Sujrez-Ortega, 2003). These drivers include: the role of learni

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Cyberspace: A Paradigm Shift for International Entrepreneurs’ Relationships?twork researchers have observed and developed the idea of close-knit and loose-knit networks of relationships. This dichotomy has since become a well developed line of enquiry in both entrepreneurship and international entrepreneurship research. Network relationships between firms and individuals ha

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