Innovationʼs centrality and importance in international operations has been a subject of
enduring debate in the age of globalization. Cross-border knowledge spillovers and the race …

The purpose of this research was to examine the effect of the cultural values of
individualism, power distance, uncertainty avoidance, and masculinity on national rates of …

This article re-examines the effects of culture on national innovation rates. Pointing to the
innovation success of some East Asian countries, it argues that the cultural dimension of …

Innovation, the implementation of creative ideas, is not only vital to growth but also to
survival as companies and nations must innovate to compete in a rapidly changing global …

This paper examines the relationship between countries' international profile and their
innovation performance using data for 32 European countries. The overall contribution of the …

Prior findings on consumer and organisational innovativeness areextended to the
international setting to identify determinants ofnational innovativeness. The stepwise …

The paper is developed at the interface between internationalization and innovation studies.
It utilizes data on innovation from the UK Community Innovation Surveys 3 and 2 (CIS3 and …

Broadly speaking, internationalisation means the entry to new-country markets. It may,
therefore, be described as a process of innovation (;;). Faced with increasing international …

Extant literature on innovation has produced important and significant results. However, no
study to date has provided researchers with a framework to understand innovation from a …

Firms grow either by launching new products (innovation) or by attracting new customers
(internationalization) or by using a mixed strategy. An interesting question is whether …