This article argues that innovation in and from emerging economies is largely shaped by the
challenges of sustained catching-up with the advanced economies. Just as firms and …

We examine the relative merits of state (SOE) and private (POE) ownership on firm invention
output in emerging as well as developed economies. Firm SOE affords a vehicle by which …

We compare how non-financial government support, versus knowledge gained through
exporting, supports innovation in Vietnamese small and medium enterprises (SMEs) …

Although international business scholars have begun to recognize the division of
entrepreneurial labor between MNEs and SMEs, there is a fragmented understanding of the …

How can an emerging economy, beset by political, economic and resource challenges, jump-
start the technology catch-up process in the agricultural sector and then forge an ecosystem …

Existing arguments on the economic upgrading of small and medium-sized enterprises
(SMEs) in emerging markets emphasise the role of multinational enterprises (MNEs) from …

This paper aims to analyze the relationship between quality management, knowledge
management, and innovative performance, and their impact on organizational performance …

The need to innovate is relevant to many firms around the globe and is particularly pressing
for those in emerging markets. They face global competition, are under-resourced, and …

Innovation augmentation via internationalization is motivated by headquarters
entrepreneurial role in Chinese multinationals. Drawing on the parenting theory, this paper …

We investigate the effect of corruption on product, process, marketing, and organizational
innovation in new ventures. Based on differences in the ability of firms to appropriate …