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Ajit Varma,Swati Tripathi,Ram Prasad shapes internationalization. Although museums encounter strikingly similar challenges to multinational enterprises, they have largely been overlooked in international business research. Inspired by a narrative approach, we undertake a qualitative study of the internationalization of the Guggenheim

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2068-8We also argue that noticing and later exercising shadow options provide potential growth opportunities for a firm entering international markets. However, we argue that this is dependent on the firm’s attention structure as well as its entrepreneurial orientation. Different attention structures of a

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Nikwan Shariatipour,Bahram Heidarist the literature focusing on the determinants of FDI, a number of studies have considered the influence of the level of democracy in host countries on inward FDI and have reported contrasting results. To explain these inconsistencies, a recent strand of literature has focused on the disaggregated m

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Instigating Start-Up Industries as a Foundation for International High-Growth Venturingurial behavior is embedded. Relying on a review of research on contextual influences on international entrepreneurship and the concept of high-growth venturing, we develop a conceptualization of a collective activity-based start-up industry for international high-growth venturing. Through an empiric

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The Growth of Chinese Multinationals: A Micro–Macro, FSA–CSA Frameworkse and other emerging market multinationals enterprises (EM-MNEs). This is seen to challenge the expectations of established IB theorising since these EM-MNEs are perceived as internationalising much earlier in their formulation as firms and much earlier in the development of their home countries th