International Journal of Export Marketing
2016 - 2024
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Volume 6, issue 3, 2024
- Strategies and challenges in global market entry: an analysis of Turkish SMEs' internationalisation pathways pp. 255-297

- Marcus Goncalves, Ferhan K. Sengur, Ayşe Kayacı and Elif Celik
- Sunk costs, large domestic market, and the re-entry dilemma: export process in SMEs from a developing economy pp. 298-318

- Jorge Lengler
- Synergies between entrepreneurial theory, agile and lean start-up models pp. 319-336

- Henrik G.S. Arvidsson, Ruslana Arvidsson and Jaanika Umalas
- Challenges behind creating a global apparel brand and ways to overcome it: a perspective of the RMG sector of Bangladesh pp. 337-357

- Saju Shaha, Hasin Shahriyar, Samia Jabin, Readowan Rashed, Md Akram Hossain and Esrat Shabnam Ishan
- Managing the retention of key employees in international acquisitions: a multiple case study pp. 358-372

- Tahir Ali and Khuram Shahzad
Volume 6, issue 2, 2024
- Circular economy in action: life cycle sustainability analysis of battery-operated three-wheelers in Bangladesh pp. 120-142

- Md. Nur Alam, Md. Noor Un Nabi, Fatema Tuj Zohora and Imtiaz Masroor
- Personality traits and their impact on entrepreneurial processes and venture performance in the Nordic IT industry pp. 143-160

- Henrik G.S. Arvidsson and Ruslana Arvidsson
- Leadership and entrepreneurial choices: understanding the motivational dynamics of women entrepreneurs in Mexico pp. 161-205

- Marcus Goncalves and Karol Gil Vasquez
- Impact of cluster networks on exporting scope: importance of cognitive proximity and strategic fit with firm's upgrading innovation strategies and organisational capabilities pp. 206-232

- Poh-Lin Yeoh
- Entrepreneurship education methods and venture creation intention: evidence from a developing country context pp. 233-251

- Daniel Komla Gameti, Jamie D. Collins and Isaac Nana Akuffo
Volume 6, issue 1, 2023
- Small business internationalisation to emerging markets: export training innovation for Swiss SMEs pp. 4-16

- Philippe Régnier
- Informal institutional void and female entrepreneurship in emerging economies: a comparative analysis among physical and online female entrepreneurs pp. 17-46

- Sanjida Islam Tondra, Jannatul Ferdous Bristy, Md. Rubel Hasan Bappy and Tarun Kanti Bose
- Drivers of entrepreneurial start-ups and challenges on start-ups success: implications for entrepreneurial education in Ghana pp. 47-74

- Daniel Komla Gameti and Isaac Nana Akuffo
- Chinese parents' attitudes and purchase intentions of children's functional foods pp. 75-97

- Minna Rollins, Agnieszka Chwialkowska and Tiina Shen
- Micro credit and rural poverty alleviation in emerging economy: the role of entrepreneurship pp. 98-116

- Md Al-Amin Mollah, Tze Cheng Chew and Tarun Kanti Bose
Volume 5, issue 1, 2022
- Service co-creation in destination exporting - does decision-making logic foster the service co-creation process in designing new services? pp. 4-31

- Md. Nur Alam, Imtiaz Masroor, S.M. Rifat, Sandip Dey, Md. Noor Un Nabi and Sarif Mohammad Khan
- Where are you from? The influence of an unfamiliar sub-national region of origin from familiar and unfamiliar countries on quality perceptions and purchase intentions pp. 32-49

- Mark Pasquine, Øystein Moen and Richard Glavee-Geo
- Subordinate and supervisor relationship through the lens of Guanxi: first empirical research in Vietnam pp. 50-72

- Trang Huyen Kim, Thai Hong Dang, Hong Thi Bui, Linh Cu Khanh and Anh Minh Tran
- Managing global supply chain disruptions under the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of the Norwegian seafood industry pp. 73-102

- Valeria Nyu, Frode Nilssen and Oleg Nenadic
- The country-of-origin effect in the services marketing field: a systematic review and directions for future research pp. 103-136

- Itır Ceren Morcote Santos
Volume 4, issue 3, 2021
- Destination country and export performance of agri-food products during the COVID-19 crisis pp. 208-228

- Valeska V. Geldres-Weiss, Natalia B. Arcos-Pino, Skania L. Geldres-Weiss and Pedro E. Guerrero-Stuardo
- Theoretical evidences of the creation of born global exporting entrepreneurs: insights from the entrepreneurship theories pp. 229-259

- Adhora Zaman, Md. Fahmidul Hoque and Tarun Kanti Bose
- Foreign implementation strategies: the case of Swiss manufacturing MNCs pp. 260-281

- Lamia Ben Hamida, Patrick Ischer and Stefanie Hasler
- The extent of students' cultural immersion during study abroad programs: implications for cross-cultural learning pp. 282-305

- Agnieszka Chwialkowska
- Can exporting SMEs benefit from extending longer payment periods? pp. 306-323

- Saara Julkunen, Markus Mättö, Mervi Niskanen and Max Niskanen
Volume 4, issue 2, 2021
- Does institutional void affect the development of entrepreneurial ecosystem in an emerging economy? pp. 92-110

- Shaikh Golam Rakib, Imtiaz Masroor, Md. Noor Un Nabi and Md. Nur Alam
- Framing sustainable exports in theory and practice pp. 111-126

- Per Engelseth and Richard Glavee-Geo
- The effect of institutional distance on international market selection: comparing export to foreign direct investment pp. 127-149

- Desislava Budeva and Gladys Torres-Baumgarten
- Will perception of customers of McDonald's fast food restaurant be different in India and USA? - A comparative study between the two countries' culture pp. 150-177

- R.K. Srivastava, Paul Manimoy and Sandeep Bhanot
- Why exporting is still the main international business mode from emerging economies? Evidence from institutional perspectives on the exporting RMG sector of Bangladesh pp. 178-204

- Md. Fahmidul Hoque, Adhora Zaman and Tarun Kanti Bose
Volume 4, issue 1, 2021
- Investing in reverse logistics: an explorative multi-industry study pp. 4-18

- David Nickell, Agnieszka Chwialkowska, Minna Rollins and Cheryl O'Meara Brown
- Digital infrastructure adoption and brand development of internationalising SMEs: decision-making logic and desire for change pp. 19-38

- Samuel Yaw Kusi
- Export learning advantages through supplying multinational enterprises in emerging markets: a conceptual model pp. 39-54

- Dan Ayebale
- The entrepreneurial journey of a global start-up: the case of the open innovation platform GrabCAD pp. 55-71

- Tõnis Mets
- The impact of international networking and co-marketing alliances on export performance: a global perspective pp. 72-88

- Andreea Bujac and Thomas Schøtt
Volume 3, issue 4, 2020
- Business model innovation in international performance: the mediating effect of network capability pp. 290-313

- Agnes Asemokha, Lasse Torkkeli, Anisur R. Faroque and Sami Saarenketo
- Internationalisation in entrepreneurial ecosystem and innovation system literatures: a systematic review pp. 314-334

- Abdollah Mohammadparast Tabas, Hanna Komulainen and Ahmad Arslan
- Talent management dilemma and distance between South Korea and the USA pp. 335-355

- Hyun Mi Park
- Can Pacific peoples be labelled as talent in New Zealand? The prejudicial effects of societal stereotypes pp. 356-369

- Hyun Mi Park and Ella Marie Hughes
- Impact of export barriers on micro, small and medium enterprises internationalisation: an Indian perspective pp. 370-388

- Suhail M. Ghouse
Volume 3, issue 3, 2020
- The dynamics of entry mode choice in challenging business environments: an exploratory study of medium sized exporters' entry into Africa pp. 174-203

- Henrik Gundelach and Michael W. Hansen
- Cross-functional teams and innovation performance: the case of multinational enterprises pp. 204-218

- Isaac Nana Akuffo
- Serial nonlinearities in firm's internationalisation process: case evidence from China pp. 219-244

- Xiaotian Zhang, Raushan Aman, Julia Helena Zhang and Yanhong Xi
- Assessment of Vietnamese adult people about the local organisational culture: an examination based on age, gender, job title and government work experience pp. 245-260

- Quan Hoang Nguyen Tran and Linh Dieu Tran
- Moderating effect of uncertainty on the relationship between effectuation and internationalisation speed: a study on small and medium software firms of Bangladesh pp. 261-286

- Imtiaz Masroor, Md. Nur Alam, Sk. Md. Abrar Hossain and S.M. Misbauddin
Volume 3, issue 1, 2019
- Are there export spillovers in manufacturing industry? Evidence from Switzerland pp. 3-19

- Lamia Ben Hamida and Patrick Ischer
- A pilot study on measuring organisational culture in Vietnamese corporations in light of task and relationship orientations pp. 20-34

- Quan Hoang Nguyen Tran
- Analysing the direct and indirect effects of entrepreneurial competencies on international market diversification and profitability: a study of small exporting firms in Ghana pp. 35-58

- Prince Kwarteng Oppong, Utz Dornberger and Md. Noor Un Nabi
- Internationalisation strategies of African MNEs: a case analysis of Angolan and Mozambican enterprises pp. 59-76

- Marcus Goncalves and Erika Cornelius Smith
Volume 2, issue 2, 2018
- Who pays more in the international market? An examination of terms of trade of the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 90-103

- Philemon Oyewole
- Factors influencing the export of Hungarian SMEs pp. 104-124

- Andrea Éltető and Beáta Udvari
- Analysing the role of psychic distance on the export behaviour of Chilean service exporters pp. 125-140

- Md. Noor Un Nabi and Isabel E. Torres Zapata
- The impact of African manager's values on exporting: influential managerial characteristics and export performance pp. 141-153

- Howard Jean-Denis
Volume 2, issue 1, 2018
- The coordination of export promotion networks for the creative industries pp. 4-27

- Beatriz Kury, Angela Da Rocha and Renato Cotta De Mello
- Influences of international orientation and export commitment on the export performance of emerging market SMEs pp. 28-46

- Marcelo André Machado, Walter Meucci Nique and Viviane Bischoff
- Strategic application of the hazard analysis and critical control point system for new export markets for Cyprus' small and medium food enterprises during the 2012 economic crisis pp. 47-62

- Marianna Charalambous, Konstantinos Mitosis and Michael A. Talias
- Recapturing images after a brand crisis through marketing communication in social networks: the Maggi controversy pp. 63-86

- R.K. Srivastava
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