... the world’s leading wine importing markets (Anderson and Wittwer, 2017a) and it ranks fifth in global wine consumption with 5.22 per cent of the total market (Wine Institute, 2017). Uncertainty Adaptation Entrepreneurial action Dynamic capabilities Winery operators International business...

... these trends pressuring for a paradigm shift. Design/methodology/approach – This paper reviews the knowledge based on culture studies to establish the contributions of culture studies in international business and the foundation of its knowledge base. The conceptual foundation of culture, its multi-level...

... effect to have a great influence over the consumers' willingness to pay. The literature on international business (IB) showed that foreign firms face different barriers that exist because of different levels of geographic distance, psychological, cultural and institutional relationship between...

... 2013 Exports Control Control systems International business Export performance Control mechanisms Review Framework The accelerating globalization of the world's economies motivates firms to enter new markets by non‐integrative modes of operation, because non‐equity foreign entry...

.... Originality/value The paper provides theoretical insights and practical implications for those involved in international business and marketing. Benito et al. (2003) and Birkinshaw and Hood (1998) argue that whether a subsidiary is likely to establish itself in a host location is dependent...

... to internationalisation and the ability of firms to make a strategic virtue of virtuality within international markets. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Internationalization International business Strategy Virtuality Telecommunications The nature of the evolving international environment...

...: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 International business Multinational companies Strategic change Deinternationalization Coevolution Organizational processes This study sets out to explore deinternationalisation (defined here as the process whereby the MNC shifts...

... within the retail context. Indeed Dawson (1994) and others warn of the dangers of directly applying research on the manufacturing sector directly to the retail sector because of the differences between these specific areas of international business. In order, therefore, to identify the characteristics...

... et al., 2000 ; Moore and Birtwistle, 2004). The following section attempts to highlight the key issues emerging from these contributions. Retailing Small enterprises United Kingdom International business As a result, some retail organisational types receive far more research...

... requirement for “synthetic” behavior in terms of a co‐operation between agents of the old and new economic system. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 International business Organizational analysis Market forces Turkey Exports Social capital A comprehensive list of features...

... on the other hand. E. Esra Karadeniz can be contacted at: ekaradeniz@yeditepe.edu.tr © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Turkey Small to medium‐sized enterprises International business Small‐ medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) play an important role in generating economic well...

... telecommunications sector. Findings The Turner typology is found to be imprecise in certain respects. Originality/value The paper addresses the issue of how to build appropriate typologies. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Management strategy International business Telecommunications...

... in order to attract FDI flows to their countries by examining the experience of other countries. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Globalization International investments International business Multinational companies Thus, the company and its management must decide which market...

... that have a dominant core domestic market are affected by internationalisation in both a proactive and a reactive manner. Management strategy International business Telecommunications Europe The strategic impact of liberalisation on Europe's incumbent telecommunications network operators...

...Campbell Fraser; Anna Zarkada‐Fraser Presents a comparison of approaches to negotiation and level of cultural awareness of international business managers in Russia, Greece and the UK. Demonstrates that although managers in the three countries are distinctly different in their demographic...

... and the signatories of the Europe agreements, it was the existing EU practices, which would prevail. This was confirmed in the agreements by a clause that stated: © MCB UP Limited 2002 International business European Union Competitive strategy Cartels Case law … any practices contrary...

... economies, including researchers, policy makers, strategists, and analysts. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Legal matters Economic growth Developing countries International business Emerging and transition economies face many challenges and opportunities. The success, in terms of improving...

... Spain International business Multinationals The globalization of markets and internationalization of companies is a phenomenon of growing interest in current research. Given the increasing permissiveness of regulations, more and more companies are going beyond national borders and making...