International Business Review

1993 - 2025

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Volume 14, issue 6, 2005

Firm configuration and internationalisation: A model pp. 655-675

Peter J. Buckley and Niron Hashai

The relationship between domestic and outward foreign direct investment: The role of industry-specific effects pp. 677-694

Pontus Braunerhjelm, Lars Oxelheim and Per Thulin

Common risk factors in returns in Asian emerging stock markets pp. 695-717

Wai Cheong Shum and Gordon Y.N. Tang

Firm size, business experience and export intensity in SMEs: A longitudinal approach to complex relationships pp. 719-738

Antonio Majocchi, Emanuele Bacchiocchi and Ulrike Mayrhofer

The role of corporate governance in FDI decisions: Evidence from Taiwan pp. 739-763

Yung-Chih Lien, Jenifer Piesse, Roger Strange and Igor Filatotchev

Smaller may be beautiful but is it more risky? Assessing and managing political and economic risk in Costa Rica pp. 765-790

Jennifer Oetzel

Volume 14, issue 5, 2005

Managing subsidiary knowledge creation: The effect of control mechanisms on subsidiary local embeddedness pp. 521-538

Ulf Andersson, Ingmar Björkman and Mats Forsgren

Technology and export behaviour: A resource-based view approach pp. 539-557

José López Rodríguez and Rafael M. García Rodríguez

Technology acquisition among Korean and Taiwanese firms in the United States pp. 559-575

Jessie P.H. Poon and Alan MacPherson

Influence of location factors on establishment and ownership of foreign investments: The case of the Japanese manufacturing firms in Europe pp. 577-598

Ilian P. Somlev and Yasuo Hoshino

Antecedents and performance consequences of international outsourcing pp. 599-617

Michael J. Mol, Rob J.M. van Tulder and Paul R. Beije

Current paradigms in the international management field: An author co-citation analysis pp. 619-639

Francisco José Acedo and José Carlos Casillas

Volume 14, issue 4, 2005

The traders' dilemma: The adverse consequences of superior performance in mediated exchanges pp. 375-396

Paul D. Ellis

Technology and the effects of cultural differences and task relatedness: A study of shareholder value creation in domestic and international joint ventures pp. 397-414

Sangphet Hanvanich, Malika Richards, Stewart R. Miller and S. Tamer Cavusgil

Problems of foreign subsidiaries of SMEs compared with large companies pp. 415-439

Sushil Vachani

Influences on foreign ownership level and entry mode choice in Vietnam pp. 441-463

Eric W.K. Tsang

Joint venture instability, learning and the relative bargaining power of the parent firms pp. 465-493

Masao Nakamura

Inter-country differences of consumer ethics in Arab countries pp. 495-516

Jamal A. Al-Khatib, Scott J. Vitell, Richard Rexeisen and Mohammed Rawwas

Volume 14, issue 3, 2005

Technology sourcing in multinational enterprises and the roles of subsidiaries: An empirical investigation pp. 249-267

Dimitris Manolopoulos, Marina Papanastassiou and Robert Pearce

Multinational acquisition integration: the role of national culture in creating synergies pp. 269-288

David M. Brock

Multilateral organisations and international project marketing pp. 289-305

Catherine Welch

Revisiting the role of cultural distance in MNC's foreign ownership mode choice: the moderating effect of experience attributes pp. 307-324

Kang Rae Cho and Prasad Padmanabhan

An application of the consumer ethnocentrism model to French consumers pp. 325-344

Rajshekhar G. Javalgi, Virginie Pioche Khare, Andrew C. Gross and Robert F. Scherer

Opening the black box of motivation: A cross-cultural comparison of Sweden and Russia pp. 345-367

Carl F. Fey

Volume 14, issue 2, 2005

Future directions for international entrepreneurship research pp. 119-128

Pavlos Dimitratos and Marian V. Jones

Cognition and international entrepreneurship: implications for research on international opportunity recognition and exploitation pp. 129-146

Shaker A. Zahra, Juha Santeri Korri and JiFeng Yu

The phenomenon of early internationalizing firms: what do we know after a decade (1993-2003) of scientific inquiry? pp. 147-166

Alex Rialp, Josep Rialp and Gary A. Knight

The internationalisation of 'high performing' UK high-tech SMEs: a study of planned and unplanned strategies pp. 167-185

Dave Crick and Martine Spence

Entrepreneurs' relationships for internationalization: functions, origins and strategies pp. 187-207

Simon Harris and Colin Wheeler

Re-thinking country risk: insights from entrepreneurship theory pp. 209-226

Dante Di Gregorio

Subsidiary entrepreneurship, internal and external competitive forces, and subsidiary performance pp. 227-248

Julian Birkinshaw, Neil Hood and Stephen Young

Volume 14, issue 1, 2005

A global market advantage framework: the role of global market knowledge competencies pp. 1-19

Sengun Yeniyurt, S. Tamer Cavusgil and G. Tomas M. Hult

International experience and the performance of Scandinavian firms in China pp. 21-40

Johan Carlsson, Axel Nordegren and Fredrik Sjöholm

Strategic share allocation and underpricings of IPOs in Hong Kong pp. 41-59

Louis T.W. Cheng, Kam C. Chan and Billy S.C. Mak

Foreign investment impact and incentive: a strategic approach to the relationship between the objectives of foreign investment policy and their promotion pp. 61-76

Sung-Hoon Lim

The effects of trust and shared vision on inward knowledge transfer in subsidiaries' intra- and inter-organizational relationships pp. 77-95

Li Li

Chinese economic development, the next stage: outward FDI? pp. 97-115

Xiaohui Liu, Trevor Buck and Chang Shu

Erratum to "Globalizing internationals: business portfolio and marketing strategies in the ICT field" [International Business Review 13 (2004) 661-684][star, open] pp. 117-117

Peter Gabrielsson and Mika Gabrielsson

Volume 13, issue 6, 2004

Globalizing internationals: business portfolio and marketing strategies in the ICT field pp. 661-684

P. Gabrielsson and M. Gabrielsson

The HR system, organizational culture, and product innovation pp. 685-703

Chung-Ming Lau and Hang-Yue Ngo

An empirical investigation of immigrant effects: the experience of firms operating in the emerging markets pp. 705-728

Henry Fuan-Lin Chung

Managing country-of-origin choices: competitive advantages and opportunities pp. 729-748

Glen H. Brodowsky, Justin Tan and Ofer Meilich

Consumer ethics: moral ideologies and ethical beliefs of a micro-culture in the US pp. 749-761

Ziad Swaidan, Mohammed Y.A. Rawwas and Jamal A. Al-Khatib

A comparative analysis of the market-based and accounting-based performance of diversifying and non-diversifying acquisitions in Hong Kong pp. 763-789

Louis T.W. Cheng and T.Y. Leung

Corrigendum to "Why did the Telia-Telenor merger fail?" [International Business Review 13 (5) (2004)][star, open] pp. 805-805

Tony Fang, Camilla Fridh and Sara Schultzberg

Volume 13, issue 5, 2004

A conceptual framework of global account management capabilities and firm performance pp. 539-553

Linda Hui Shi, Shaoming Zou and S. Tamer Cavusgil

Born globals: how to reach new business space rapidly pp. 555-571

Mika Gabrielsson and V. H. Manek Kirpalani

Why did the Telia-Telenor merger fail? pp. 573-594

Tony Fang, Camilla Fridh and Sara Schultzberg

Valuation effect of international joint ventures: does experience matter? pp. 595-612

Pierre-Xavier Meschi

Significant differences in the pre- and post-incorporation stages of equity international joint ventures (IJVs) and international acquisitions (IAs), and their impacts on effectiveness pp. 613-636

Orly Yeheskel, William Newburry and Yoram Zeira

Marketing mix standardization: a cross cultural study of four countries pp. 637-649

Richard Alan Kustin

Volume 13, issue 4, 2004

Inter-firm alliance and network relationships and the eclectic paradigm of international production: an exploratory analysis of quasi-internalisation at the subsidiary level pp. 425-445

Joanna Scott-Kennel and Peter Enderwick

Internationalization speed and cost efficiency: evidence from Germany pp. 447-463

Hardy Wagner

Gradually internationalizing 'born global' firms: an oxymoron? pp. 465-483

Niron Hashai and Tamar Almor

A contingency model of the association between strategy, environmental uncertainty and performance measurement: impact on organizational performance pp. 485-502

Zahirul Hoque

The effects of nationality differences on manufacturing location in the US: a conjoint analysis approach pp. 503-522

Francis M. Ulgado and Moonkyu Lee

Edith Penrose and the resource-based view of (international) business strategy pp. 523-532

Christos Pitelis

Volume 13, issue 3, 2004

Currency invoicing practices, exchange rate volatility and pricing-to-market: evidence from product level data pp. 281-308

Michael Bowe and Thina M. Saltvedt

Predictors of firm-level political behavior in the global business environment: an investigation of specific activities employed by US firms pp. 309-329

Bruce D. Keillor and G. Tomas M. Hult

Coordinations in business interactions between Hong Kong Chinese, mainland Chinese, and Western actors pp. 331-357

Michael Trimarchi and Rick Tamaschke

Subsidiary research and development, and the local environment pp. 359-382

Lee N. Davis and Klaus Meyer

Sources of export success in small- and medium-sized enterprises: the impact of public programs pp. 383-400

Roberto Alvarez

Global competition and global markets: some empirical results pp. 401-416

Louis H. Amato and Ronald P. Wilder

Volume 13, issue 2, 2004

Special Issue in Honour of Michael Brooke pp. 135-137

Peter J. Buckley

Hacking away at the conservatives: Michael Brooke and the development of international business at UMIST and the foundation of the UK Chapter of the Academy of International Business pp. 139-153

Jeremy Clegg

International financial management: 35 years later--what has changed? pp. 155-180

Lee Remmers

The future of the UK railway system: Michael Brooke's vision pp. 181-214

Mark Casson

Centralization and autonomy: back to the future pp. 215-237

Stephen Young and Ana Teresa Tavares

Cartography and international business pp. 239-255

Peter J. Buckley

The contribution of British scholarship to international business studies pp. 257-279

John H. Dunning

Volume 13, issue 1, 2004

Revaluing the capital stock of international production pp. 1-18

Christian Bellak and John Cantwell

The relationship between entrepreneurship and international performance: the importance of domestic environment pp. 19-41

Pavlos Dimitratos, Spyros Lioukas and Sara Carter

Foreign investment location and institutional development in transition economies pp. 43-64

Alan Bevan, Saul Estrin and Klaus Meyer

An experimental study of two dimensions of country-of-origin (manufacturing country and branding country) using intrinsic and extrinsic cues pp. 65-82

Narasimhan Srinivasan, Subhash C. Jain and Kiranjit Sikand

The influence of national origin and uncertainty on the choice between cooperation and merger-acquisition: an analysis of French and German firms pp. 83-99

Ulrike Mayrhofer

Empirical approach to the sequential relationships between firm strategy, export activity, and performance in U.S. manufacturing firms pp. 101-129

Jooh Lee and Berhe Habte-Giorgis