The choice of a mode of market entry is a critical component of the internationalization
strategy, and numerous empirical studies have focused on this topic. Prior research …

What has been done in the entry mode literature to date and where should future research in
this field proceed? To answer this question, we review empirical studies in international …

In this study, we examine foreign market entry mode choice and firm performance for a
sample of European Union firms. Examining both financial and non-financial performance …

Deciding on the boundaries of a firm as it expands abroad is a critical decision for
managers. Despite the rapid growth in research addressing this issue, many questions …

The relationship between uncertainty and firms' risk-taking behaviour has been a focus of
investigation since early discussion of the nature of enterprise activity. Here, we focus on …

Uncertainty is a key contextual factor that affects the decision-making of multinational
corporations on many types of international operation. However, the variety of ways in which …

Psychic distance paradox emerged from studies that found a positive effect of psychic
distance on subsidiary performance. Recently, it was argued that international experience …

The internationalization strategies of family businesses versus nonfamily businesses remain
a neglected area of study. This investigation uses a sample of 759 Japanese subsidiaries …

Studies of how firms respond to host country risk have assigned explanatory primacy to
organizational capability and managerial risk preference. The organization-level account is …

Empirical evidence for the relationship between host country risk and a firm's ownership
level in its foreign entry strategy is inconclusive. We revisit this relationship by integrating the …