The aim of this paper is to study whether and how closed ties and diverse ties moderate the
relationship between firms' market dynamism and pioneering orientation in a tourism cluster …

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 …

We argue that, despite significant progress, the extant entry timing literature still suffers from
several shortcomings and, in particular, it fails to integrate into a coherent and integrative …

This paper examines whether the financial reporting quality of audit clients is affected more
by the national culture of the home country of an international parent audit firm or the …

This article examines the influence of complementary resources on the performance of
incumbents after a radical technological change. In investigating this relationship, we join …

This paper aims to enrich the behavioral theory of international business strategy by
investigating how CEO hubris (ie, excess pride and confidence) affects international …

The changing economic conditions have challenged many financial institutions to search for
more efficient and effective ways to assess emerging markets. Data envelopment analysis …

An unresolved tension exists in the literature on the foreign entry strategies of service
multinational corporations (SMNCs). Prior research indicates that SMNCs face higher levels …

This study examines whether local conditions (ie, location-bound advantages and local
density) are significantly related to foreign subsidiary performance in an emerging market …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore market entry strategies in a high-tech
successive generations (HTSGs) market, by investigating entry mode via entry timing and …