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Internationalization in different industrial contexts

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Internationalization policies followed by many firms are examined and it is suggested that these policies should be decided on the basis of the industrial context in which they are implemented.

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Venturing in turbulent water: a historical perspective of economic reform and entrepreneurial transformation

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The implication of changes in economic reforms and other environmental factors like globalization etc. on the openness of the business to adopt these changes and innovate is discussed.

China, Government expenditures, Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Analysis, Interpretation and construction, Economic policy

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Bootstrapping in small firms: an empirical analysis of change over time

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An experimental study on role of organizational theory in bootstrapping of small firms is presented. Details of different types of bootstrapping are also presented.

Evaluation, Organizational change

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