Contemporary Entrepreneurship Issues in International Business

Contents
About the Editors
Introduction
	International Entrepreneurship
		First Stage: Fascination with a New Phenomenon: 1994–2005
		Second Stage: From Broadening the Scope to Reconciliation: 2005–2014
		Third Stage: Going Back to the Core: 2014–Present
	Overview of Chapters in this Volume
	Future Research Directions
		IE and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
		IE and Processes of (Open) Innovation
		IE and Diffusion, Translation and Institutional Entrepreneurship
		IE, Social Innovation and Sustainable Development
	References
Part 1 New Concepts and Theorising
	Chapter 1 Effectuation Theory and International Business Research: A Bibliometric Overview
		Introduction
		Method
		Results of the Bibliographic Analysis
			General Results
			Most Influential Documents
			Most Influential Authors
			Most-cited References
			Conceptual Structure
		Conclusion and Research Opportunities
		Limitation of the Study
		References
	Chapter 2 Entrepreneurial Market-making Across Borders: The Case of Cultural and Technological Innovation
		Introduction
		Market-making Entrepreneurs: Technological and Cultural Innovation
		Optimal Distinctiveness During Cross-border Venturing
		Strategies to Achieve Optimal Distinctiveness During International Venturing
			Assembling Technological Market Referent
				Differentiate
				Legitimate
			Upholding Technological Market Referent (Technological Innovation)
				Legitimate
				Differentiate
			Sharpening Market Movement Boundaries (Cultural Innovation)
				Legitimate
				Differentiate
			Delimiting Within Market Movement Boundaries (Cultural Innovation)
				Differentiate
				Legitimate
		Discussion, Limitations and Conclusion
			Model
			Contributions
			Limitations
			Conclusion
		References
	Chapter 3 Effect of International Entrepreneurial Orientation on the Organisational Performance of Brazilian Exporting Companies
		Introduction
		Theoretical Background
			Resource-based View (RBV )
			International Entrepreneurship
			International Entrepreneurial Orientation
			Dimensions of International Entrepreneurial Orientation (IEO)
				Innovativeness
				Risk-taking
				Proactivity
			Organisational Performance (OP)
		Methodological Procedures
			Data Collection and Sample
			Research Environment
			Data Analysis
		Results
			Descriptive Statistics
			Correlation and Discriminant Analysis
			Structural Equation Modelling (SEM)
		Discussion
			Theoretical Contributions
			Practical Implications
			Search Limitations
			Future Studies
		Conclusion
		Appendix A: Research Questionnaire
		References
	Chapter 4 Piecing Together a Jigsaw Puzzle on Intermittent Internationalisation
		A Commentary on the Current State of Intermittent Internationalisation Literature
			Intermittent Internationalisation in Export Markets
		Network Relationships and Intermittent Internationalisation
			Role of Network Relationships During International Withdrawals
			Configuring Network Relationships to Revive Internationalisation Activities
		Entrepreneurial Knowledge and Intermittent Internationalisation
			Knowledge Development in Foreign Markets
			Underpinning Entrepreneurial Knowledge through De- and Re-internationalisation
		Entrepreneurial Psychological Factors Associated with Intermittent Internationalisation
			Resilience/Growth Mindset
			Self-determination and Self-efficacy
			Tolerance of Ambiguity and Reactions to Entrepreneurial Failure
			Cognitive Style
		Conclusion and Recommendations
		References
Part 2 International Entrepreneurship in Action
	Chapter 5 Entrepreneurship in Cross-border Investments: Cases of Emerging Multinationals’ Strategic Asset-seeking Internationalisation
		Introduction
		International Entrepreneurship
		Business Groups and Multinational Corporations from Emerging Markets
		The Turkish Context
		Methodology
		Cases
			Arçelik
			Kordsa
			Ülker
		Findings and Discussion
		Conclusion
		References
	Chapter 6 Internationalisation and Competitive Strategies of Enterprises
		Introduction
		International Entrepreneurship
			Factors Affecting International Entrepreneurship
		Competitive Strategy as a Driver of International Entrepreneurship
		International Entrepreneurship and Competitive Strategies: Empirical Evidence from Central Europe
		Conclusion
		References
	Chapter 7 The Value of Talent Management to Entrepreneurial Spinoff Teams
		Introduction
		Literature Review
			Spinoffs
			Garnsey’s Theory of the Early Growth of the Firm
				Resource access (Phase I )
				Resource mobilisation (Phase II )
				Resource generation (Phase III )
			Talent Management
				Managing entrepreneurial talent
				Entrepreneurial team success and performance
		Discussion
		Conclusion
		References
Part 3 Social and Environmental Characteristics of International Entrepreneurship
	Chapter 8 Importance of Green Investment and Entrepreneurship for Economic Development
		Introduction
		Entrepreneurship
		Green Elements in Variations of Financial Green System and Green Economy
		Green Bonds as a Part of the Green Investment
		Global Green Economy Index
		Empirical Model — Tax Burden and FDI Inflows
		Modern Green Keynesian Theory
		Entrepreneurship for the Green Investment
		Green Investment in Malaysia
		Green Investment in Europe (and Western Balkans)
		Recommendations
		Conclusion
		References
	Chapter 9 The State of Enterprises in West Africa: Psychological, Managerial and Environmental Perspectives
		Introduction
		Motivation and Purpose
		Highlighting the Factors that Serve as Opportunity Sources
			Psychological Drivers
			Management Drivers
			Environmental Drivers
		Methodology
			Observed Model of the Study
		Implications for Practice and Research
		Conclusion
		References
	Chapter 10 What Causes Social Entrepreneurship at a Societal Level? Emancipation Theory as an Explanatory Framework
		Introduction
		Theory
			Social Entrepreneurship
			Emancipation
			Welzel’s Theory of Emancipation
			Entrepreneurship as emancipation
			Emancipation and Social Entrepreneurship
		Discussion and Conclusion
			Contributions to the Emancipation Theory
			Contributions to Social Entrepreneurship
			Contributions to International Entrepreneurship
		Limitations and Future Research
		References
Index