TOC: J Intl Bus Studies
Introduction
Journal of International Business Studies, 38(1)
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Journal of International Business Studies
Relevant ARCategory: Marketing Journals |
January, 2007
Letter From the Editor
–Arie Y Lewin [Publisher]
2006 Decade Award Winning Article
Knowledge acquisition from foreign parents in international joint ventures: an empirical examination in the Hungarian context
–Marjorie A Lyles and Jane E Salk [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Commentaries
Gratitude, nostalgia and what now? Knowledge acquisition and learning a decade later
–Jane Salk and Marjorie A Lyles [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Contextualising organisational learning: Lyles and Salk in the context of their research
–Klaus E Meyer [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Translating theoretical logics across borders: organizational characteristics, structural mechanisms and contextual factors in international alliances
–Ruth V Aguilera [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Articles
Multinational knowledge spillovers with decentralised R&D: a game-theoretic approach
–Francesca Sanna-Randaccio and Reinhilde Veugelers [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
What you do depends on where you are: understanding how domestic and expatriate work requirements depend upon the cultural context
–Shung J Shin, Frederick P Morgeson and Michael A Campion [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Antecedents and outcomes of modular production in the Brazilian automobile industry: a grounded theory approach
–Masaaki Kotabe, Ronaldo Parente and Janet Y Murray [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Country-of-origin and choice of food imports: an in-depth study of European distribution channel gatekeepers
–John G Knight, David K Holdsworth and Damien W Mather [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Entrepreneurial career success from a Chinese perspective: conceptualization, operationalization, and validation
–Victor P Lau, Margaret A Shaffer and Kevin Au [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Accounting for sources of FDI technology spillovers: evidence from China
–Xiaowen Tian [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Prior conditions and early international commitment: the mediating role of domestic mindset
–Sucheta Nadkarni and Pedro David Perez [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Some macro-data on the regionalisation//globalisation debate: a comment on the Rugman//Verbeke analysis
–John H Dunning, Masataka Fujita and Nevena Yakova [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Commentary
Liabilities of regional foreignness and the use of firm-level versus country-level data: a response to Dunning et al. (2007)
–Alan M Rugman and Alain Verbeke [Publisher] [Google Scholar]