Recently added articles from Journal of International Business Research:
DO COLLECTIVIST TEAMS MATTER? EFFECTS OF PROJECT GROUP CONTEXT AND INTERDEPENDENCE ON INNOVATIVE CAPABILITIES
Jan 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT The information processing dynamics of 27 R&D workgroups were studied within nine Japanese multinational firms. R&D workgroups developed manufacturing applications for subsidiary deployment worldwide. The study tested fit/performance relationships and a set of workgroup ...
TURKEY'S ECONOMIC INTEGRATION WITH THE EU: AN EVALUATION OF CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PROGNOSIS
Jan 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT In this paper, we study Turkey's current and future economic conditions and shade some prospects into the prognosis of its probable European Union (EU) membership. Turkey's most recent effort to enter the European Union has been denied on the ground of not achieving union's ...
A METHODOLOGY FOR EXTRACTING QUASI-RANDOM SAMPLES FROM WORLD WIDE WEB DOMAINS
Jan 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to describe a process for sampling specific domain name zones on the World Wide Web. Because of the size of the Web, sampling strategies must be employed in order to effectively model and study the Web business environment. This paper ...
USING THE TRANSPARENCY INDEX TO CATEGORIZE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Jan 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT Numerous criteria have been developed to cluster countries to enable multi-national companies to use similar strategies in countries that share similarities based on various criteria. The focus has been mainly at the consumer level. Using differing clustering criteria might be ...
INTERNATIONAL EXERCISE TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF CROSS-CULTURAL ISSUES BY U.S. NEGOTIATORS
Jan 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT A negotiation exercise can provide simulated "experience" at low cost. One can become oriented to the cross-culture negotiation process without the risk of making costly business errors, damaging relations, or missing opportunities. Although a negotiation exercise does not make ...