International Joint Venture characteristics in Spanish Companies: Uppsala model implications

David de Matías Batalla ()
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David de Matías Batalla: University of Alcala

Journal of Socioeconomic Engineering, 2014, issue 1, 21-32

Abstract: This article analyses Spanish multinational firm internationalization process under the sequential theory, based on Uppsala and Root models. The objective is to contrast if international experience and cultural distance play an important role to internationalize business activities through international joint ventures. In addition, this paper analyses what kind of factors are important in international joint venture creation, management and control. Finally the paper explores an alternative sequential way in Root model, extending this model.

Keywords: International Joint Venture; Uppsala model; Mahou-San Miguel; Ebro Foods (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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