Innovation is increasingly the outcome of global networks that connect geographically
dispersed knowledge centers. The international business (IB) literature has developed a …

Purpose The extant research on early internationalizing ventures focuses primarily on these
ventures' start-up phase or their initial internationalization. Scarce attention is paid to how …

During internationalisation, international new ventures in the life sciences industry face
distinct challenges. For example, high product development costs push companies into early …

Being able to launch new products internationally is critical for technology‐based ventures
to recoup the high costs of R&D and to exploit their innovations fully. Despite the widely …

Start-ups are often born in some kind of 'hosting'environment such as business and
university incubators or science technology parks. For decades, this has been considered …

Several theorists have suggested that networks are important to the development of foreign
market knowledge that is crucial for successful internationalization in the early stages of a …

'The processes of internationalization, innovation and venture-creation in high-technology
new ventures are inextricably intertwined. This is particularly true in the uncertain and …

We conducted an in-depth analysis of an Israeli startup, RAD Bynet, founded in 1981, that
has intentionally, through the vision of its founder, given rise to 129 other startups employing …

This paper focuses knowledge and networks in the global startup process of science-based
ventures. A global startup process is a process of organisational emergence in which …

In this paper, we examine the co-evolution of learning and internationalization strategy in
international new ventures (INVs). Many researchers have suggested that in contrast to the …