Table of contents - Special Issue: New perspectives on international entrepreneurship
Guest Editors: Chris Styles, sid Gray
Rapid internationalisation among entrepreneurial firms in Australia, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand: An extension to the network approach
Sharon Loane, Jim BellThe importance of networks in the internationalisation of entrepreneurial firms is widely accepted. However, while the literature tends to focus on the existing networks of firms…
Location, industrial concentration and the propensity of small US firms to export: Entrepreneurship in the international marketplace
John D. Mittelstaedt, William A. Ward, Edward NowlinTo examine the effects of urbanization and industrial concentration on the propensity of firms to export, and to determine whether these aspects of geography affect smaller firms…
Entrepreneurial, market, and learning orientations and international entrepreneurial business venture performance in South African firms
Fredric Kropp, Noel J. Lindsay, Aviv ShohamThis study examines the interrelationships between aspects of entrepreneurial, market, and learning orientations, and international entrepreneurial business venture (IEBV…
A comparative investigation into the internationalisation of Canadian and UK high‐tech SMEs
Martine Spence, Dave CrickThe purpose of this paper is to provide comparative data from a two‐country study; specifically, into the internationalisation strategies of Canadian and UK high‐tech small and…
Networking capability and international entrepreneurship: How networks function in Australian born global firms
Gillian Sullivan Mort, Jay WeerawardenaInternational entrepreneurship (IE) is a new field of multi‐disciplinary enquiry that has its origins in the research on born globals. Within international marketing the concept…
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- Professor John Cadogan