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Author: Kevin Ibeh

Growth Frontiers in International Business 1st Edition Table of contents:

1: Introduction: Towards Advancing the Growth of International Businesses and the Global Economy

Part I Policy Frontiers

Emerging Market Frontiers

Innovation Pathways: Sectors, Knowledge Flows and Entry Modes

Ethical Growth Avenues

Conclusion

References

Part I: Policy Frontiers

2: Instigating Start-Up Industries as a Foundation for International High-­Growth Venturing

Introduction

Context-Embeddedness of High-Growth Venturing

Contextuality of International Entrepreneurial Activities

Start-Up Industries as Contexts for High-Growth Venturing

Methodology

Findings

The Development and Outcomes of Israeli Start-Up Industry

Determinants of Collective Activity in a Start-Up Industry

Discussion

Conclusion

References

3: SME Internationalization, Public Policy and the Growth Agenda

Introduction

SMEs and Internationalization: EU Dimension

Academic Perspective

Initiatives at the EU Level

Banking Sector Perspective

Evergreen Problems with SMEs’ Internationalization: Some Ways Forward from Practitioners and P

Discussion

References

4: ‘After-Care’ Service Provision and Repeat Investment

Introduction

Literature Review

Inward Investment Promotion Agencies and ‘After-Care’ Service

Differentiation

Discrimination

Embedding

Subsidiary Size Effects

Subsidiary Age Effects

Method

Sampling and Data Collection

Measures

Independent Variable

Dependent Variable

Analysis of Data

Results

Characteristics of the Sample

Discussion of the Results

Limitations and Avenues for Future Research

References

Part II: Emerging Market Frontiers

5: The Growth of Chinese Multinationals: A Micro–Macro, FSA–CSA Framework

Introduction

From ‘Traditional’ Western to ‘New’ Emerging Economy MNEs

Levels of Developmental Resources and MNE Motivations

Firm-Specific and Country-Specific Factors in the Growth of Chinese Multinationals

Asset Firm-Specific Advantages (FSA-A)

Relationship Firm-Specific Advantages (FSA-R)

Developmental Country-Specific Advantages (CSA-D)

Institutional Country-Specific Advantages (CSA-I)

Conclusions

References

6: Business Groups from Emerging Markets: New Actors in International Business

Introduction

Defining Business Groups

The Importance of Business Groups in Emerging Countries

Business Groups in Turkey

Business Groups and Internationalization

Conclusion

References

7: The Internationalization of New Russian Ventures: The Institutional Frontier

Introduction

Economic Growth, Institutions and Entrepreneurship in Russia

Methodology

Description of Data

Data Analysis

Results and Discussion

Toward an Integrative Framework of Entrepreneurial Cognition

Regulative Institutions and Collision with Informal Institutions

Cultural-Cognitive and Normative Institutions for Entrepreneurship

Experience-Based Country Institutional Profile for Entrepreneurial Internationalization

Conclusions and Further Research

References

Part III: Innovation Pathways: Sectors, Knowledge Flows and Entry Modes

8: The International Expansion of an Art Museum: Guggenheim’s Global–Local Contexts

Introduction

Non-linearity in the Internationalization Process

Research Strategy

Research Setting

Data

Narrative Analysis

Findings: Guggenheim’s Multiple Market Entries to Helsinki

The Story Begins: From the Old Continent to the New World

Krens’ Era and the Growth of the First Global Museum

Armstrong’s Era: Returning to the Idealistic Roots of the Guggenheim Foundation

The First Attempted Entry: From Behind-The-Scenes Preparation to a Cultural Battle

The Second Attempted Entry: Re-engaging, Disengaging, and Reframing the Guggenheim Legacy

Discussion and Conclusion

References

9: The Internationalization of Socially Oriented Organizations

Introduction

Literature Review and Hypotheses Development

Two Types of Socially Oriented Organizations and Their Internationalization

Social Interventions and Internationalization

Institutional Strength in the Home Country and Internationalization

Methods

Data

Dependent Variable

Independent Variables

Organizational Form: Social Ventures Versus Nonprofit Organizations

Types of Social Interventions

Institutional Strength in the Home Country

Control Variables

Models

Results

Institutional Strength in the Home Country

Results of Binary Logistic Regression

Discussion

The Organizational Form of a Socially Oriented Organization Is Not Critical in Predicting Its Lik

Types of Social Interventions Conducted by Socially Oriented Organization and Likelihood of Int

Home Country Institutions of Socially Oriented Organization and Likelihood of Internationalizati

Conclusion

Appendix: Examples of Keywords Extracted Corresponding to the Eight Types of Social Interventio

Appendix: Examples of Keywords Extracted Corresponding to the Eight Types of Social Interventio

10: International Knowledge Flows, Productivity and Growth: Evidence from MNEs in the UK

Introduction

Literature Review

Clusters and Innovation

MNEs, Spillovers and Reverse Spillovers

Access to International Knowledge and Innovation

Methodology

Empirical Analysis and Results

The Model

Results

Conclusion

References

11: Noticing and Capturing Growth Opportunities in International Markets: A Real Options Perspect

Introduction

Background

ROR and Entry Modes as Shadow Options

Attention Structure of the Firm to Notice Shadow Options

Firm’s Capability to Exercise Shadow Options

Noticing and Exercising Shadow Options: The Role of Entrepreneurial Orientation

Noticing Shadow Options in International Markets

Exercising Options in International Markets

Uncertainty and Shadow Options in International Markets

ROR and Performance

Two Contrasting Examples from Business Practice

Discussion

Conclusion

References

Part IV: Ethical Growth Avenues

12: Civil and Political Liberties and FDI: An Evaluation of Emerging and Developing Economies

Introduction

Literature Review

FDI and Democracy

FDI and Political Liberties

FDI and Civil Liberties

Conceptualization

Methodology and Sample Description

Variables and Sample Description

Estimation Method

Results and Discussion

Conclusion

Appendix 1: List of recipient countries

Appendix 2: Correlation matrix

�References

13: Pay Dispersion, Culture and Bank Performance

Introduction

Literature Review

Tournament vs. Equity Fairness Theory

Cultural Differences

Theoretical Model

Modeling Bank Performance

Modeling Pay Dispersion

Combined Model and Variable Definitions

Bank Performance Indicators

Banking Firms’ Inputs

Banking Firms’ Outputs

Other Control Variables

Cultural Dimensions

Data and Empirical Results

Data Sources

Econometric Procedure

Discussion of Results

Conclusion

Appendix

References

Index

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