Over the last 30 years, a massive body of literature has been generated for explaining how
individuals and groups make/give sense to their experiences in organizations. Reviews on …

The concept of smart tourism destinations has gained increased attention in research
literature and among tourism stakeholders. However, the concept is still considered in need …

International Management (IM) needs a better understanding of how managers of small and
medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) make sense of cultural differences in international …

Intercultural business interaction has received limited scholarly attention in business-to-
business (B2B) marketing research, with language and culture particularly being largely …

In recent years, the context of B2B relationships has changed rapidly with the advent of new
technologies that are reshaping the space dimension of business interactions and the time …

Purpose This study aims to explore the challenges and complexities of interaction in
international stakeholder networks within the context of projects focused on the …

The industrial network literature contains underlying assumptions about the nature of
business relationships. We use change as a vehicle to unearth these assumptions and …

Abstract Language, as a form of contextual embeddedness, often defines how
entrepreneurs enact their role identities, as well as restrict, or enable, the scope of their …

Purpose This paper aims to investigate the role of culture in managerial sensemaking and
conceptualization of business networking. Design/methodology/approach The authors apply …

We advance research on the impact of business English as a lingua franca (BELF) on the
communication of multinational companies (MNCs). Study 1 helps predict country-level …