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Distance in international business : concept, cost and value /
This research and teaching volume has been composed in honour of Rosalie Tung, a distinguished institution builder, thought leader and educator in the field of international business (IB). The volume addresses Rosalie Tung's main research focus in a career that has already spanned several decad...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , , , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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United Kingdom :
Emerald Publishing,
2017.
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| Colección: | Progress in international business research ;
v. 12. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Prologue, Voyages of self-discovery: a reflection on four decades of research on expatriation and cross-cultural interactions; Tung, Rosalie Chapter 1, Distance in international business studies: conceptualization, costs and value; Verbeke, Alain; van Tulder, Rob and Puck, Jonas Chapter 2, Are we at a turning point for distance research in international business studies?; Dow, Douglas Chapter 3, Institutional overlap, access and contestation: how institutional diversity affects International Management; Maseland, Robbert Chapter 4, How do managers deviant perceptions of 'cultural distance' relate to the performance of international SMEs?; Azar, Goudarz and Drogendijk, Rian Chapter 5, The concept of institutional and cultural compatibility; Halaszovich, Tilo Chapter 6, The direction of regulatory institutional distance and MNE's subsidiary ownership strategy: re-examining theory and evidence in the case of emerging markets; Shirodkar, Vikrant and Konara.
- Palita Chapter 7, Ownership strategy and subsidiary survival in foreign acquisitions: the moderating effects of experience, cultural distance, and host country development; Wang, Yie and Larimo, Jorma Chapter 8, The psychic distance hazards in cross-border acquisition performance: an empirical study of cross-border acquisitions from 26 countries; João Carvalho Santos, Hortênsia Karl-Barandas and Francisco Vitorino Martins Chapter 9, Why does psychic distance inhibit international buyer-supplier relationships?; Tierean, Silviu H.; Berens, Guido A.J.M; and van Riel, Cees B.M. Chapter 10, Institutional distance and location choice: new empirical evidence from emerging-market MNEs; Diego Quer, Enrique Claver and Laura Rienda Chapter 11, Firm resources, institutional distance, and the choice of entry mode, Puck, Jonas; Hödl, Markus; Filatotchev, Igor and Lindner, Thomas Chapter 12,
- How the direction of institutional distance influences foreign entry mode choices: an information economics perspective; Mueller, Michael; Hendriks, Guus and Slangen, Arjen Chapter 13, Equity commitment in cross-border acquisitions: the influence of distance and organization resources; Dikova, Desislava; Arslan, Ahmad, and Larimo, Jorma Chapter 14, The geography of international knowledge sourcing: looking back and moving forward; Perri, Alessandra & Santangelo, Grazia Chapter 15, CSR Implementation in MNEs: the role of distance and prioritization of demands; Jacqueminet, Anne Chapter 16, Breaking bad? The effect of faultline strength and distance on relationship conflict and performance in teams. A conditional process model; Pregernig.
- Ursula Chapter 17, When distance is good: an upper-echelons perspective on the role of distance in internationalization; Piaskowska, Dorota Chapter 18, How to internationalize a traditional Portuguese style food
- liability or asset of Portugueseness?; Costa, Susana e Silva and Elo, Maria Chapter 19, Labilities of distance: governance cost dynamics in MNE headquarters-subsidiary relationships; Tomassen, Sverre Chapter 20, Reducing psychic distance through springboard subsidiaries: an exploratory case study; Magomedova, Nina; Achcaoucaou, Fariza; and Miravitlles, Paloma Chapter 21, Cultural distance, reputation transferability and cross border acquisitions: a consumer perspective; Matarazzo, Michela; De Vanna, Frederica; Lanzilli, Giulia; and Resciniti, Riccardo Chapter 22, Domestic alliance formation and the foreign divestment decisions of firms; Viacheslav Iurko, and Gabriel R.G. Benito.