Entrepreneurship and Globalization: Vol. - IV International Entrepreneurship - McNaughton, Rod B.; Bell, Jim (Los Angeles Sage Publications, 2009)
VOLUME 4: INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Explaining the Formation of International New ventures: The limits of theories from international business research The Internationalization of Small Computer Software Firms The Internationalization of Born Globals: An evolutionary process? The Internationalization Process of the Smaller Firm: Re-framing the relationship between market commitment, knowledge and involvement The Internationalization of Small High-technology Firms The Internationalization of 'High Performing' UK High-tech SMEs: A study of planned and unplanned strategies Internationalization of born global and gradual globalizing firms: the impact of the manager A Global Mindset - a Prerequisite for Successful Internationalization? Effects of Age at Entry, Knowledge Intensity, and Limitability on International Growth Born Global or Gradual Global? Examining the export behavior of SMEs Born-again Global' Firms: An extension to the 'born global' phenomenon Small International Firms: Typology, performance and implications Explosive International Growth and Problems of Success amongst Small to Medium-Sized Firms Micromultinationals: New types of firms for the global competitive landscape Technology Resource Leveraging and the Internationalization of New Ventures Innovation, Organizational Capabilities, and the Born-global Firm Born Globals: How to reach new business space rapidly The Role of the Internet in the Internationalization of Small and Medium Sized Companies The Phenomenon of Early Internationalizing Firms: What do we know after a decade (1993-2003) of scientific inquiry? Barriers to Internationalization: A study of entrepreneurial new ventures in New Zealand
Keywords: Entrepreneurship