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Institutional Impacts on Firm Internationalization

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  1. Svetla Marinova

    1. Aalborg University, Denmark

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Institutional Impacts on Firm Internationalization addresses various aspects of the investigated phenomenon, providing an insight in the role of the varieties of capitalism on the globalization of business activities worldwide.

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Table of contents (14 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. Institutions and International Business

    • Svetla Marinova
    Pages 1-11

  3. Convergence versus Divergence: Testing Varieties of Capitalism Perspective on the Globalization of Business Practices

    • Andrei Kuznetsov, Marcus Jacob
    Pages 12-39

  4. Institutional Determinants of Outward Foreign Direct Investment from Emerging Economies: A Home-Country Perspective

    • Mohamed Amal, Bruno Thiago Tomio
    Pages 40-64

  5. Effects of Government Economic Policy on Outward Foreign Direct Investment: Experience from China and the EU

    • Witold Wilinski, Xiaoxin Li
    Pages 65-85

  6. Foreign Direct Investment Growth in China: Implications for Politics, the Economy and Culture

    • Attila Yaprak, Yingtao Xiao
    Pages 86-119

  7. Should Governments Support Outward FDI? The Case of Poland

    • Marian Gorynia, Jan Nowak, Piotr Trapczyński, Radosław Wolniak
    Pages 120-145

  8. Innovation in Emerging Economies: The Spillover Effects of Foreign Direct Investment and Institutions in Russia

    • Natalya Smith, Ekaterina Thomas
    Pages 146-172

  9. The Role of Home Governments in Outward Foreign Direct Investment

    • Svetla Marinova, John Child, Marin Marinov
    Pages 173-189

  10. Structural Model of Institutional Environment Influence on International Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies

    • Daria Volchek, Sami Saarenketo, Ari Jantunen
    Pages 190-216

  11. The Effects of Country and Industry Factors on the Competitive Advantage of European Construction Firms Operating in Russia

    • Andrei Panibratov
    Pages 217-237

  12. Understanding Failure in International Retailing: An Institutional Framework for Future Investigation

    • Alphonse Aklamanu
    Pages 238-263

  13. Key Determinants of Retail Internationalization: Do Institutions Matter?

    • Michael R. Czinkota, Svetla Marinova, A. Coskun Samli, Zhizhong Jiang
    Pages 264-285

  14. Firm Internationalization and Institutions: The Case of Pharmaceutical Retailing

    • Anna Karhu
    Pages 286-298

  15. Tri-Space Framework for Understanding MNC Behaviour and Strategies: An Institutionalism and Business System Perspective

    • Mohammad Bakhtiar Rana
    Pages 299-333

  16. Back Matter

    Pages 334-358
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Editors and Affiliations

  • Aalborg University, Denmark

    Svetla Marinova

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Dr Svetla Trifonova Marinova, Associate Professor of International Business at Aalborg University, Denmark, has an MBA degree from Warwick University, UK, and a PhD degree from Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. She has taught on both sides of the Atlantic, conducted extensive research, co-authored seven books and published more than seventy papers in scholarly journals.

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