دانلود کتاب Emerging Paradigms In International Entrepreneurship (The Mcgill International Entrepreneurship Series)

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Contents......Page 6
Contributors......Page 8
Foreword......Page 14
PART I International entrepreneurship, development of the field and the effects of a new economy......Page 16
Emerging paradigms in international entrepreneurship: a synopsis......Page 18
1. Back to the future: international entrepreneurship in the new economy......Page 34
PART II Conceptual and paradigmatic developments......Page 50
2. Internationalization and the performance of the small firm: a review of the empirical literature between 1996 and 2001......Page 52
3. Conceptual and methodological underpinnings in the study of rapid internationalizers......Page 79
4. Portfolio entrepreneurship: a description and its link to international entrepreneurship......Page 104
PART III The experiential emphasis in entrepreneurial internationalization......Page 116
5. The export problems of internationalizing SMEs: some empirical evidence using a ‘critical incident’ technique......Page 118
6. Is the globe becoming small or is the small becoming global? Globalization and internationalizing SMEs......Page 143
PART IV International entrepreneurship and the Internet: a developing research agenda......Page 168
7. Internet-enabled international entrepreneurship: a conceptual model......Page 170
8. Determinants of Internet export performance: a conceptual framework for small and medium-sized firms......Page 188
9. The Internet and the internationalization of small knowledge-intensive firms: a conceptual approach......Page 207
PART V Contacts, links and networks: process-driven internationalization......Page 230
10. International entrepreneurship and network relationships: the international marketing communications sector......Page 232
11. Returning to the field in internationalization: an exploratory study of contemporary small firms in the advanced medical products industry......Page 264
12. The role of inward FDI in internationalization of six affiliates in Estonia: a network perspective......Page 291
PART VI Cross-sectoral, cross-national and cross-cultural comparisons......Page 308
13. Chinese, Italian and Sikh ethnic entrepreneurship in Canada: implications for the research agenda, education programmes and public policy......Page 310
14. A comparative, exploratory investigation into the perceptions of internationalizing firms in Singapore and the UK......Page 334
15. How entrepreneurial are university alumni? A Scottish and international comparison......Page 357
Index......Page 380