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  1. Foreign subsidiaries’ competitive strategy: the impact of corporate support and local competition
  2. How does a foreign subsidiary’s differentiation strategy fit competitive dynamics and mandate?
  3. Firm’s strategic orientation, market context, and performance
  4. Sequential expansion in a foreign market
  5. Competition barriers and foreign subsidiary growth: propositions on the contextual role of strategic orientation
  6. Consistent resource base of a foreign subsidiary's greenfield expansion
  7. Corporate strategy and the environment: fit through teleological approaches
  8. Competition barriers and strategy moderations: Impact on foreign subsidiary performance
  9. Product/customer scope
  10. Business strategy in different contexts
  11. Marketing strategy antecedents of value adding by foreign subsidiaries
  12. Barriers to entry and market strategy: a literature review and a proposed model
  13. Customer access and competitive certainty: performance effects in Swedish foreign subsidiaries
  14. Application of the PSE model for market entry: Ericsson enters the US market
  15. Strategy antecedents of modes of entry into foreign markets
  16. The Strategic States Model: strategies for business growth
  17. The “Strategic States Model”: strategies for business growth
  18. Business relatedness measurements
  19. Business relatedness and performance: a study of managerial perceptions
  20. Business scope and competitive differentiation: a study of strategy consistency
  21. Strategy competence: a study of successful business establishments
  22. Strategy competence: a successful approach to international market entry
  23. The PSE model: entry into emerging markets
  24. The strategic states model: optimum strategies to reach high performance
  25. Strategy competence: a key profitability driver
  26. International Strategies in Telecommunications
  27. International product strategies: An exploratory study
  28. Strategic states and performance: Swedish companies in Germany
  29. A contingency view of strategy choice problems: Experiences of Swedish companies in Germany
  30. Strategic groups in international competition