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Special Issue: Internationalization of Central and Eastern European firms: trends and strategies. Guest Editors: Marina Dabic, Oliver Lamotte

Editorial

Marina Dabic; Olivier Lamotte
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Technological innovation among internationality active SMEs in the Czech economy: Role of human and social capital of CEO

Preeti Wadhwa; Marleen McCormick; Martina Musteen
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Inducing the internationalisation of family manufacturing firms from a transition context

Svetla Marinova; Marin Marinov
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International acquisitions by Polish MNEs. Value creation or destruction?

Witold Nowiński
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Factors leading to early internationalization in emerging Central and Eastern European economies: Empirical evidence from new ventures in Lithuania

Jurgita Sekliuckiene
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Signalling legitimacy in global contexts: the case of small wine producers in Bulgaria

Sylvaine Castellano; Olga Ivanova
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