Speed in the Internationalization Process of the Firm

By José C. Casillas, Francisco J. Acedo. 2013

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Strategy and Management

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The Concept of Distance in International Business Research: A Review and Research Agenda (2016, positive): “At the same time, a process approach to market selection would enable researchers to shed light on the speed of internationalization – a topic that deserves significantly more research attention (for an excellent review of the relevant literature, see Casillas and Acedo 2013).”
Small and medium-sized enterprise internationalisation strategy and performance in times of market turbulence (2014, methodology): “Second, most studies have examined the effects of a firm’s degree of internationalisation; in contrast, the present study seeks to separate the scope and scale of internationalisation, while at the same time including the dynamic speed dimension (Casillas and Acedo, 2012; Casillas et al., 2012).”
Re-thinking research on born globals (2015, methodology): “combine Oviatt and McDougall (2005) with Jones and Coviello (2005) and more recent work from Casillas and Acedo (2013) as well as Chetty,”
Rapid internationalization and long-term performance: The knowledge link (2017, background): “Consequently, it is evident that there is a need to make a further explicit distinction between these two closely related but fundamentally different issues to develop more rigorous studies (Casillas and Acedo, 2013; Casillas and Moreno-Menéndez, 2014; Jones and Coviello, 2005).”
Speed of SME Internationalization and Performance (2015, methodology): “Recently, the speed at which SMEs expand internationally has received increased research attention (Casillas and Acedo 2013; Casillas and Moreno-Menéndez 2014; Acedo and Jones 2007; McDougall et al. 2003) and has come to occupy a central position in the debate on whether traditional models are still”
Foreign Location Choice: Review and Extensions (2016, neutral): “…(IB) scholars have devoted substantial energy to studying the antecedents, processes and outcomes associated with the how and where decisions of MNEs (see Ahsan and Musteen 2011; Brouthers and Hennart 2007; Casillas and Acedo 2013; Deng 2012; Hitt et al. 2006, for reviews on relevant topics).”