We are carrying out an investigation into the triggers for the internationalization of SMEs, in particular, of the born-again global firms. Bell, McNaughton and Young (2001) identified some critical episodes that served as triggers for firms carrying several years in the local market initiate a rapid and intensive internationalization. Their study was exploratory, based on case study methodology. After this first study, these researchers and other have been made new studies also based on case study methodology.
We pretend to extend this research applying quantitative methods versus exploratory methods used by those researchers.
Do you know of any research that uses quantitative methods?
Dear Oscar, we've done something on this: Partnerships as internationalization strategy: Russian entrepreneurs between local restrictions and global opportunities
Thomas W. Thurner, Mikhail Gershman, Vitaly Roud //
Journal of International Entrepreneurship. 02/2015; DOI:10.1007/s10843-015-0146-8
Dear Oscar,
While researching for a chapter contribution I had come across a PhD thesis by
Stephan Gerschewski titled 'BORN GLOBAL FIRMS:
AN INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF THE DETERMINANTS AND
MEASUREMENT OF INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE , 2011. that has used a mixed approach,which is inclusive of Quantitative method also. I am giving enclosing herewith the said study in a pdf format. Hope it will prove to be useful.Good Luck.
Regards,
Suja R. Nair
Dear Oscar,
While researching for a chapter contribution I had come across a PhD thesis by
Stephan Gerschewski titled 'BORN GLOBAL FIRMS:
AN INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF THE DETERMINANTS AND
MEASUREMENT OF INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE , 2011. that has used a mixed approach,which is inclusive of Quantitative method also. I am giving enclosing herewith the said study in a pdf format. Hope it will prove to be useful.Good Luck.
Regards,
Suja R. Nair
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