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  1. Corporate Decarbonization via Technology and Management
  2. The Role of Advanced Technologies in Corporate Decarbonization: A Problematizing Review and Comparative Research Agenda
  3. Crisis as a catalyst: how the pre-existing values of entrepreneurs shape strategic crisis responses
  4. The role of regional policy for Industry 4.0 adoption: A study of Finnish South Karelia
  5. Correction: Negotiating the ethical terrain in global value chains on the road towards the SDGs
  6. An advanced meta-ranking for the expanding international business field – Journal status and future trajectories
  7. Negotiating the ethical terrain in global value chains on the road towards the SDGs
  8. International Business and Sustainable development goal 8 (SDG 8)
  9. International Business and SDG 8: An Introduction to the Theme
  10. On-ramp or speed bump? How boards influence the internationalisation of international new ventures
  11. Ethnocentrism in Austria – Historical data
  12. Just transitions tensions in the Latin American coffee value chain
  13. A perspective on using partial least squares structural equation modelling in data articles
  14. The Role of Emotions in Cross-Border Mergers & Acquisitions: A Systematic Review of the Inter-Disciplinary Literature and Future Research Agenda
  15. Digitalization of cross-border R&D alliances
  16. E-commerce Policy and the Global Economy: A Path to More Inclusive Development?
  17. Advanced technologies and international business: A multidisciplinary analysis of the literature
  18. Business-Civil Society Collaborations in South Korea: A Multi-Stage Pattern Matching Study
  19. The Paradox of Distance – New Zealand Businesses During Covid-19
  20. International Business is evolving. What are the big trends?
  21. Sustainable Business Model Innovation: Review, Analysis and Impact on Society
  22. Sustainable Business Model Innovation: An Umbrella Review
  23. The dark side of trust in global value chains: Taiwan’s electronics and IT hardware industries
  24. The Covid-19 pandemic: towards a societally engaged IB perspective
  25. International relationships and resilience of New Zealand SME exporters during COVID-19
  26. Small- and medium-sized enterprises and sustainable development: In the shadows of large lead firms in global value chains
  27. New Zealand’s covid response offers lessons for business and management
  28. Learning on your own: bricolage and the quest for relevance in the squeezed Bangladeshi garment supply chain
  29. Exporting from a remote, open economy during Covid-19: challenges and opportunities for SMEs
  30. The business responsibility matrix: a diagnostic tool to aid the design of better interventions for achieving the SDGs
  31. Achieving relational governance effectiveness: An examination of B2B management practices in Taiwan
  32. The Internet and international marketing – from trigger technology to platforms and new markets
  33. What is “Social value creation in International Business” ?
  34. The role of spirituality in Islamic business networks: The case of internationalizing Turkish SMEs
  35. MNEs, human rights and the SDGs — the moderating role of business and human rights governance
  36. Strategies for firms from adverse country contexts to connect to knowledge
  37. Antecedents and Innovation Performance Implications of MNC Political Ties in the Chinese Automotive Supply Chain
  38. The effect of matching on perceived export barriers and performance in an era of globalization discontents: Empirical evidence from UK SMEs
  39. Drivers of Virtual Interfirm Integration and Its Impact on Performance in International Customer–Supplier Relationships
  40. Upgrading strategies of disadvantaged suppliers
  41. Should startup firms rapidly export their products to institutionally distant destinations?
  42. The role of spirituality in Turkish business networks
  43. Polarizing Effects of Early Exporting on Exit
  44. Antecedents and Outcomes of Supplier Innovativeness in International Customer–Supplier Relationships: The Role of Knowledge Distance
  45. How does management communication affect emotions in M&As?
  46. Revisiting the standing of international business journals in the competitive landscape
  47. Rana Plaza and the (in)effectiveness of CSR compliance and auditing pressures
  48. A critical look at the use of SEM in international business research
  49. Trans-specialization understanding in international technology alliances: The influence of cultural distance
  50. How small suppliers learn and strategize when MNE buyers discourage their learning opportunities
  51. Enhancing Student Competency and Employability in International Business Through Master’s Dissertations
  52. Drivers and performance implications of international key account management capability
  53. Rising power firms – the developmental promises and challenges: an introduction
  54. The mirage of upgrading local automotive parts suppliers through the creation of vertical linkages with MNEs in developing economies
  55. A reconceptualisation of social value creation as social constraint alleviation
  56. Worldwide journal ranking
  57. M&As and integration issues of marketing departments
  58. International Joint Ventures as Boundary Spanners: Technological Knowledge Transfer in an Emerging Economy
  59. eCollaboration and eIntegration
  60. Rising powers from emerging markets—The changing face of international business
  61. The role of social value creation in business model formulation at the BOP
  62. Does business group affiliation help firms achieve superior performance during industrial downturns? An empirical examination
  63. A retrospective on: Infrastructure or foreign direct investment?
  64. Internationalisation of innovative activity in Finnish multinational enterprises
  65. Marketing integration in cross-border mergers and acquisitions: conceptual framework and research propositions
  66. Upstream internationalization process: Roles of social capital in creating exploratory capability and market performance
  67. Qualitative Analysis of Online Communities to Support International Business Decisions
  68. A reconceptualization of the degree of company globalization
  69. The Effects of Supplier Involvement and Knowledge Protection on Product Innovation in Customer–Supplier Relationships: A Study of Global Automotive Suppliers in China
  70. Triangulating consumers' perceptions of payment systems by using social representations theory: A multi-method approach
  71. The problems of over-reliance on the Internet in firm internationalization
  72. Crossing Borders and Industry Sectors: Behavioral Governance in Strategic Alliances and Product Innovation for Competitive Advantage
  73. Drivers and Performance Outcomes of Supplier Innovation Generation in Customer-Supplier Relationships: The Role of Power-Dependence
  74. Policy-driven clusters, interfirm interactions and firm internationalisation: Some insights from Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor
  75. Progressive Focusing and Trustworthiness in Qualitative Research
  76. Knowledge-intensive business services: does dual embeddedness matter?
  77. Multicultural Perspectives in Customer Behaviour
  78. Determinants of Consumer Perceptions toward Mobile Advertising — A Comparison between Japan and Austria
  79. International Business
  80. Ethnic ties, location choice, and firm performance in foreign direct investment: A study of Taiwanese business groups FDI in China
  81. Determinants of international innovation performance in Chinese manufacturing firms: An integrated perspective
  82. Mediating Effects in Reverse Knowledge Transfer Processes
  83. Cultivating learning and fostering flexibility in international distribution
  84. A conceptualization of e-risk perceptions and implications for small firm active online internationalization
  85. International Integration and Coordination in MNEs
  86. Does IT Integration Really Enhance Supplier Responsiveness in Global Supply Chains?
  87. Between merger and syndrome: The intermediary role of emotions in four cross-border M&As
  88. Firm-Level Internationalization, Regionalism and Globalization
  89. Multilingual elite-interviews and software-based analysis: problems and solutions based on CAQDAS
  90. Cross-border relationships and performance: Revisiting a complex linkage — A commentary essay
  91. ICT deployment and resource-based power in multinational enterprise futures
  92. A comparative examination of consumer decision styles in Austria
  93. Understanding the impact of relational capital and organizational learning on alliance outcomes
  94. Relationship learning and performance enhancement via advanced information technology
  95. Enhancing international customer–supplier relationships through IT resources: A study of Taiwanese electronics suppliers
  96. Drivers and Performance Outcomes of Relationship Learning for Suppliers in Cross-Border Customer–Supplier Relationships: The Role of Communication Culture
  97. Resources, Efficiency and Globalization
  98. Social distance between residents and international tourists—Implications for international business
  99. Infrastructure or foreign direct investment?
  100. Information Technology‐based Innovation in International Marketing Education: An Exploration of Two Learning Environments
  101. Special Issue: Qualitative Marketing Forschung – Konzeptionelle Entwicklungen und Methodische Trends
  102. Qualitative Analyse von Online Communities für Neuproduktentscheidungen
  103. The use of partial least squares path modeling in international marketing
  104. Introduction
  105. Enhancing the Trustworthiness of Qualitative Research in International Business
  106. Japan-new business opportunities in an established market
  107. Information technology and organizational performance within international business to business relationships
  108. EU Harmonization, Managerial Perceptions and SME Export Behavior
  109. ICT and MNE reorganisation: the paradox of control
  110. Information overload: a cross‐national investigation of influence factors and effects
  111. Overcoming export manufacturers’ dilemma in international expansion
  112. Online internationalisation, psychic distance reduction and the virtuality trap
  113. Reconsidering the problem of data equivalence in international marketing research
  114. Empowerment of SME websites—Development of a web-empowerment scale and preliminary evidence
  115. Current perspectives on international entrepreneurship and the Internet
  116. Analysing textual data in international marketing research
  117. STRATEGIC ORIENTATION, CAPABILITIES, AND PERFORMANCE IN MANUFACTURER - 3PL RELATIONSHIPS
  118. Using Information Communication Technology to Develop International Entrepreneurship Competencies
  119. Can socio-demographics still play a role in profiling green consumers? A review of the evidence and an empirical investigation
  120. Reluctance to use technology-related products: Development of a technophobia scale
  121. National Differences in Materialism—Using Alternative Research Strategies to Explore the Construct
  122. Messung interner Dienstleistungsqualität bei der Ableistung unfreiwilliger Dienstleistungen am Beispiel des österreichischen Roten Kreuzes
  123. Marketing Academics in Austria, Germany and Switzerland: Humboldt's Ideals Give Way to Performance Pressure
  124. Freiwilliges Blutspendeverhalten — Analyse und Bestimmungsgründe sozial motivierten Verhaltens
  125. Ethnozentrismus und Konsumentenverhalten
  126. Data Equivalence in Cross-Cultural Research: A Comparison of Classical Test Theory and Latent Trait Theory Based Approaches
  127. Viewpoint: marketing in the information age ‐ can we plan for an unpredictable future?
  128. Mehrsprachige Interviews und softwaregestützte Analyse
  129. Utilizing Relational Governance in Export Relationships: Leveraging Learning and Improving Flexibility and Satisfaction
  130. Geography and History Matter