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International Business Review1993 - 2025
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 Volume 4, issue 4, 1995
 
  Relationship marketing   pp. 391-396 Jagdish N. Sheth and Atul ParvatiyarThe evolution of relationship marketing   pp. 397-418 Jagdish N. Sheth and Atul ParvatiyarFrom transaction cost economics to relationship marketing: a model of buyer-supplier relations   pp. 419-433 Ram Mudambi and Susan McDowell MudambiCognitive process differences between discrete and relational exchange   pp. 435-446 Gerrard Macintosh and James W. GentryThe outcome set of relationship marketing in consumer markets   pp. 447-469 Thomas W. GruenRelationship marketing: Local implementation of a universal concept   pp. 471-481 Adrian J. PalmerRelational selling behavior and skills in long-term industrial buyer-seller relationships   pp. 483-498 Harald Biong and Fred SelnesA dynamic approach to the analysis of strategic alliances   pp. 499-518 Bharat P. Rao and Srinivas K. ReddySocial relationships and business networks: The case of Western companies in China   pp. 519-535 Ingmar Björkman and Sören Kock Volume 4, issue 3, 1995
 
  A classification and assessment of research streams in International Marketing   pp. 251-277 Tiger Li and S. Tamer CavusgilIs the Japanese marketing system changing? An empirical study   pp. 279-294 Daniel Rajaratnam and Joseph A. McKinneyGreen marketing in Europe and the United States: An evolving business and society interface   pp. 295-312 Marc Lampe and Gregory M. GazdaQualitative personal interviews in international business research: Some lessons from a study of Hong Kong Transnational Corporations   pp. 313-339 Wai Chung Henry YeungFunctional coordination within the global firm   pp. 341-354 Caron H. St. John and Scott T. YoungNational ideology, public policy, and the business environment: A contingency approach to economic reform in Hungary, Poland and Eastern Europe   pp. 355-372 Lance Eliot Brouthers and Charles W. LambStrategic advantages of japanese electronics firms and the scale of their subsidiaries in the US and Canada   pp. 373-386 Benjamin Tan and Ilan Vertinsky Volume 4, issue 2, 1995
 
  Adapting to foreign markets: Explaining internationalization   pp. 115-131 Jonathan L. Calof and Paul W. BeamishExport stimulation research: Review, evaluation and integration   pp. 133-156 Leonidas C. LeonidouShedding the legacy of the red executive: Leadership in Russian enterprises   pp. 157-176 Sheila M. PufferFDI theory and foreign direct investment in the United States: a comparison of investors and non-investors   pp. 177-194 Len J. Trevino and John D. DanielsA systematic assessment of potential international strategic alliance partners   pp. 195-212 Michael G. Harvey and Robert F. LuschAlliances and the pattern of comparative advantages: a sectoral analysis   pp. 213-231 Reinhilde VeugelersInternational industry evolution patterns   pp. 233-246 Briance Mascarenhas Volume 4, issue 1, 1995
 
  The relationship between imports and marketing skills improvements in a developing country   pp. 1-17 C. P. Rao, Hudson C. Nwakanma and David L. KurtzThe influence of culture on strategic constructs in the process of globalization: An empirical study of North American and Japanese MNCs   pp. 19-37 Subhash C. Jain and Lewis R. TuckerEffects of tobacco advertising on tobacco consumption   pp. 39-54 Peter S. H. Leeflang and Jan C. ReuylMethodological issues in International Business Studies: The case of foreign establishment mode decisions by multinational firms   pp. 55-73 Prasad Padmanabhan and Kang Rae ChoSupervisory styles and cultural contexts: A comparative study   pp. 75-89 Monir TayebMiddle-manager effort in strategy implementation: A multinational perspective   pp. 91-111 William Q. Judge and Michael J. Stahl Volume 3, issue 4, 1994
 
  "Knowledge in organizations, knowledge transfer and cooperative strategies" A word from the guest editors   pp. 331-335 Georg von Krogh and Johan RoosOrganizational knowledge creation theory: A first comprehensive test   pp. 337-351 Ikujiro Nonaka, Philippe Byosiere, Chester C. Borucki and Noboru KonnoOrganizational knowledge, collective practice and Penrose rents   pp. 353-367 J.-C. SpenderFrom reality to vision--from vision to reality--an essay on vision as medium for fundamental knowledge transfer   pp. 369-394 Johannes Rüegg-Stürm and Peter GomezAn epistemology of globalizing firms   pp. 395-409 Johan Roos, Georg von Krogh and George YipNational approaches to strategic management -- a resource-based perspective   pp. 411-423 Xavier Gilbert and Peter LorangeTechnology development and transfer across national and organizational borders: The case of AT&T network systems Europe   pp. 425-442 Beverly C. Winterscheid and Sandra McNabbOrganizing for knowledge flows within MNCs   pp. 443-457 Anil K. Gupta and V. GovindarajanThe impact of organizational learning on joint venture formations   pp. 459-467 Marjorie A. LylesPublic research/industry relationships: Efficiency conditions   pp. 469-489 Thierry Gonard and Thomas DurandGeneric and type-specific challenges in the strategic legitimation and implementation of mergers and acquisitions   pp. 491-512 Jane E. Salk Volume 3, issue 3, 1994
 
  A study of marketing strategies of European and Japanese firms manufacturing in the US   pp. 181-199 Zoher E. Shipchandler, Vern Terpstra and David ShaheenInternational joint ventures and performance: an interorganizational perspective   pp. 201-217 Andrew C. Inkpen and Julian BirkenshawThe effects of transfer of marketing methods on export performance: an empirical examination   pp. 219-241 Aviv Shoham and Gerald AlbaumInternational market selection by business service firms: Key conceptual and methodological issues   pp. 243-261 Patrick N. O'Farrell and Peter A. WoodUsing CAD scales for cross-cultural marketing   pp. 263-274 Laurence Jacobs and Reginald WorthleyBusiness network theory and the Canadian telecommunications industry   pp. 275-288 Joseph R. D'Cruz and Alan RugmanThe transformation of Russian management: a qualitative and theory building approach   pp. 289-309 Avraham ShamaInternational trade fairs and foreign market involvement: Review and research directions   pp. 311-329 F. H. Rolf Seringhaus and Philip J. Rosson Volume 3, issue 2, 1994
 
  Strategic evolution within Japanese manufacturing plants in Europe: UK evidence   pp. 97-122 Neil Hood, Stephen Young and David LalMultinational enterprises from Asian developing countries: Management and organizational characteristics   pp. 123-133 Francis M. Ulgado, Chwo-Ming J. Yu and Anant R. NegandhiMultinational enterprises and partial privatisation of state-owned enterprises   pp. 135-147 Peter EnderwickVertical integration in the indirect export channel: an empirical test of some operating variables   pp. 149-163 Nicholas C. Williamson, Daniel C. Bello, Tony Wingler, David Ludwig and Indranil BasuFactors influencing the performance of SME food processing companies within the single European market   pp. 165-178 R. Brickau, I. Chaston and T. Mangles Volume 3, issue 1, 1994
 
  The business of international business is culture   pp. 1-14 Geert HofstedeClassifying buyers to gain marketing insight: A relationships approach to professional services   pp. 15-30 D. Deo SharmaInvestment post-auditing practices among British and Norwegian companies: A comparative study   pp. 31-46 C. W. NealeManaging Swedish and Finnish multinational corporations: the role of the board of directors in French and Norwegian subsidiaries   pp. 47-69 Ingmar BjörkmanAn international comparison of the structure of national foreign market servicing strategies   pp. 71-94 Peter J. Buckley and Gordon E. Smith |  |