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AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 16, 2007 Alegre Andreu Axarlog! Beldona, Sam Berg. Nicola, 4 Boari, Cristina, 23 afte iwene Donald, 474 Boojihawon, De Brewer, Paul, 294 Kalla, Hanna K Buckley, Peter J ) Khilfi, Shaista | Kouvelis, Panos, 494 Cheung, Fanny S.1 Claver, Enrique, 362 Clegg. Jeremy. 142 De Mattos, Claudio Delios, Andrew, 207 Demir, Robert, 229 Demirbag, Mehmet, 310 Ma, Xufei, 20 Desbordes, Rodolphe, 732 Macharzina, Klaus Dimitratos, Pavlos, 549 Makela, Kristina Duanmu, Jing-Lin, 449 Mayrhofer, Ulrike Dunning, John H., 531 Mirza, Hafiz, 139 Ellis, PaulD .. § FeliciaM ., 449 Dennis K.K., 425 Tony, 401 Pak Yong Peltokorpi Luciano Piekkari, Rebec Pla-Barber, Jose, : Presutth, Manuela Puck. Jonas| siaister sooderham Paul su; glreer , P>h| il|i p.p" e > 4° Richards, Malika, | sulamhussen, Mohamed Azzin Rugman. Alan M.. 68 Halkos, George Emmanuel 3 Sanchez-Lorda, Pablo. 83 Hanvanich, Sangphet, 659 Seyoum, Bela 109 Silkoset, Ragnhild, 405 Wang, Chenggi, 142 Smid, Peter, 630 Wang, Xiaoyun, 37 Sdéderman, Sten, 229 Wu, Shukun, 425 Solberg, Carl Arthur, 405 Sternquist, Brenda, 613 Yamin, Mohammad Yao, Lu, 630 Yi, Ling, 474 Tamer Cavusgil, S., 659 Young, Michael N., 425 Tan, Alvin, 294 Young, Stephen, 549 Tatoglu, Ekrem, 310 rzeremes, Nickolaos G., 713 Zhang, Chun, 655 SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 16, 2007 Advertising industry, 25 Financial institutions and services, 507 Advertising, 549 Financial performance, 405 Attitudinal commitment, 294 Firm factors, 362 Firm resources, 294 Born global, 23 Foreign development, 23 Business and society, 47 Foreign direct investment, 494 oreign equity ownership, 177 apital budgeting, 630 oreign market entry, 573, 613 hannel leneth. 474 oreign market entry strategy, 53> hina. 109. 142. 207. ? . oreign owned firms, 713 474. 573. 620 oreign subsidiary survival, 207 lustering, | ollaborative ventures, 659 Geography, 573 ommitment, 405 Globalization, 594 ommunication, 68, 405 Orporate governance, 425 Homophily, | ost of capital, 630 Host country, 310 ountry risk, 732 Host country and firm variables ross-country comparison, 47 Hotel firms, 362 ulture, 68, 405 Human resource management, 377 Developing country, 377 5 — n Industry, 142 Developing economies, 474 ,7 : x Innovation, 275 Development, 594 : 2 Institutional theory, 310, 613 Institutional transitions, 425 Enter> prise " re> form, 424 Institutions and business, 4 -_ Entrepreneurial culture, 549 Institutions, 207 Entry location, 613 Internal stimuli, 294 na . Entry mode, 362, 613 Internetional, 405 Entry timing, 613 International expansion, 613 Equity joint ventures, | International franchisors. 531 Europe, 83 International investment, 507 Event study, 83 International joint ventures, 229 Experience, 229 International strategic alliance, 337 Export intensity, 275 Internationalisation, 362, 573 External stimuli, Internationalisation readiness, 294 Internationalization, 613 FDI, 142, 310, 732 Interorganizational relations, 405 FDI location choice, 207 Interpersonal networks, | FDI theory, 687 Interpersonal similarity, | dor 10.1016/80969-5931(07)001 33 Japan, 68 Real options theory, 687 Regional location, 687 Knowledge, 159, 229 Relatedness, 659 Knowledge acquisition, 23 Relationship dynamics, 449 Knowledge exploitation, Z>3> Resource based view, 713 Knowledge sharing, | Retailer. 613 Knowledge transfer process, 449 Knowledge types, 449 Satisfaction. 377 Science-based industry, 27 Language, 68 SEM. 275 Lateral rigidity, 294 Size. 275 Learning, 229 Skill. 229 Local suppliers, 159 Social capital, 23 Locally owned e> nterorp rises» 142» ] Southeast Asia. | “—- Locus of entrepreneurship, 549 Spillover effects, 142 Stages theory, 251 Malaysia, 159 Stakeholder management, 47 Malmquist productivity index, 713 Start-up, 23 Market entry mode, 687 Strategic alliances between competitors, 83 Market structure, 474 Strategic human resource management, 377 MNEs, 142, 310 Suppliers, 449 Multidimensional approach, 33 Survev. 630 Multinational corporations, | Swedish companies Multinational enterprises, 159, 449 MultIitin atio(n al } subs5 idiary, 54549 ¥larget/d, estination country Taxonomy, 659 Neural network, 659 Technology transfer, 159 Nordic expatriates, 68 Telecom industry, 83 Number of partners, 83 extiles, 109 he Netherlands, 630 OLI eclectic paradigm, 53 rade liberalization. 109 Option modeling, 687 rade. 594 Ownership adjustments, 494 ransitional economies ransitional econom‘ Pakistan, 377 ransnational advertising Pattern recognition, 659 rust, 405 Performance, 310, 337, 3 irkev. 310 Performance measurement, 713 urnover, 377 Political activities, 47 P Post-alliance formation, 337 ncertainty 3 Pre-alliance formation, 337 ppsala model, 251 Pre-internationalisation, 294 Productivity levels, 713 Vertical linkages, 159 Psychic distance, 573 Vietnam, 159