While research acknowledges the benefits of founders' education and social capital for the
international intensity of new ventures, the interplay between the two is less understood. Are …

Generating international sales with high intensity and at an early point in time can
significantly enhance a new venture's performance and growth potential. This paper draws …

In this paper, we draw on social capital theory to explore the role of internal social
exchanges in contributing to the international performance of young entrepreneurial firms …

In this paper, we use social capital theory to discuss the growth of “international new
ventures”, aiming to verify whether or not social capital may be considered as a critical …

International knowledge is a key intangible resource for international entrepreneurship. Yet,
given the liabilities of newness and foreignness, how do new ventures obtain international …

This paper examines the role of social networks in the internationalization processes of new
ventures in contexts characterized by different levels of institutional development. A country's …

The aim of this paper is to investigate the impact of the breadth and depth of international
experience on subsequent new venture internationalisation and to what extent growth …

While host-country relationships are known to help new ventures internationalize, we know
little about how a firm's home-country relationships affect its subsequent internationalization …

Despite the rapid growth of international entrepreneurship research in the last two decades,
little attention has been paid to the internationalization of micro-sized ventures. Given the …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the early development stages of
International New Ventures (INVs). Specifically, the authors explore how INVs acquire and …