International diversification and firm performance: the S-curve hypothesis

Article Abstract:

A proposed theoretical framework for the study of multinationality and performance over different phases of internationalism is analyzed. The results reveal a consistent horizontal X S-shaped X relationship between multinationality and performance and the findings and the framework highlight complexity and temporal dynamics.

Multinational Corporations, International business enterprises, Workplace multiculturalism, Workplace diversity, Employee performance

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Partnering strategies and performance of SMEs' international joint ventures

Article Abstract:

The impact of entrepreneurship and organizational size of Japanese small and medium enterprises on formation of international joint ventures is examined.

Japan, Joint ventures, Methods, Foreign corporations, Company joint venture, Entrepreneurship

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Opportunism in the R&D alliances of SMEs: the roles of the institutional environment and SME size

Article Abstract:

The impact of small and medium enterprises' firm size on research and development alliance strategies is examined.

United States, Alliances, partnerships, Usage, Alliances and partnerships, Mail surveys, Survey

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