This paper performs a systematic literature review of the undeniably diverse–and somewhat
fragmented–current state of research on the collaborations and internationalization of small …

Abstract Context matters in International Business, but to what extent does it influence the
content of knowledge? This study offers a systematic literature review on the …

The literature that studies internationalisation of small and medium-sized enterprises
(SMEs), despite being only recent, has already become very extensive and fragmented …

Drawing on network learning theory, it investigates the effect of small and medium-sized
enterprises'(SMEs) experience of using foreign and domestic social network services (SNS) …

The theory of networks has attracted increasing attention in international business (IB)
research. However, despite its growing theoretical utilization, the systematic description …

We examine how technology-focused innovation-based fast internationalizers'(TIFIs')
performance measures change as they mature. Based on 42 interviews with Australian …

The literature on early internationalization has evolved rapidly in the last few decades. Firms
that achieve early and rapid internationalization have emerged as newcomers in the …

The aim of the current paper is advance a comprehensive framework meant to bridge three
major concepts, namely intellectual capital (IC), the internationalization process of small and …

Both business networks and institutional forces are relevant to firm internationalization but
they have seldom been studied together. We investigate under what circumstances firms are …

Immigrant entrepreneurship, like other market entries, continues to be examined in most
studies as an event, and not as a process of ongoing interactions and exchanges that would …