Reviving traditions in research on international market entry / edited by Tiger Li

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Li, Tiger [oth]

Resource type: Ressourcentyp: Buch (Online)Book (Online)Language: English Series: Advances in international marketing ; 14Publisher: Amsterdam ; Boston : JAI, 2003Description: Online-RessourceISBN:

9781849502283
1849502285
0762310448
9780762310449

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Additional physical formats: 0762310448 | Druckausg.: Reviving traditions in research on international market entry. 1. ed. Amsterdam : JAI, 2003. IX, 169 SRVK: RVK: QP 680DOI: DOI: 10.1016/S1474-7979(2003)14Online resources:

Additional physical formats: Online-Ausg.Summary: In contrast to the vibrant development in global market entry activities, extant research on the subject is running out of steam. For example, countertrade, a major form of entry mode, has grown to 15 per cent of the world trade but studies on the topic have dwindled to naught. The practice of gray market has expanded to include everything from batteries and cars to computers and mobile phones. However, research on gray market has become scarce. Research stagnancy does not limit to micro-marketing issues. The role of government in market entry has received little attention in spite of the active roles many governments, such as the Chinese and Indian governments, have played in creating a favorable environment to attract foreign direct investment and promote export. Written by a group of internationally renowned scholars, this volume of the "Advances in International Marketing" is devoted to bridge a knowledge gap between the practice of international market entry and the availability of research-based insights and principles for guiding that practiceSummary: Preface / S.Tamer Cavusgil -- Reviving traditions in research on international market entry / Tiger Li -- International countertrade: a reverse marketing perspective / Saeed Samiee -- MNC control over foreign market ventures: do host governments still play a major role? / Shaoming Zou, Charles R Taylor, Er (Eric) Fang -- Channel integration decisions in new product global competition: a conceptual framework and empirical examination / Tiger Li, Zhan G Li -- Gray markets: threat or opportunity? the case of Herman Miller vs. ASAL GmbH / Michael R. Mullen, C.M. Sashi, Patricia M. Doney -- Patent issues in China: entry decisions in a dynamic legal and competitive environment / Steven W Kopp, Ka Zeng -- Building strategic partnering between multinational corporations and their Chinese counterparts: a preliminary survey with focus on equity joint ventures / Chiang-nan Chao, Robert J. Mockler, Dorothy G. Dologite -- Enablers of long-term marketing relationships in cross-cultural business / Angelica C Cortes, Arturo Vasquez-Parraga. - In contrast to the vibrant development in global market entry activities, extant research on the subject is running out of steam. For example, countertrade, a major form of entry mode, has grown to 15 per cent of the world trade but studies on the topic have dwindled to naught. The practice of gray market has expanded to include everything from batteries and cars to computers and mobile phones. However, research on gray market has become scarce. Research stagnancy does not limit to micro-marketing issues. The role of government in market entry has received little attention in spite of the active roles many governments, such as the Chinese and Indian governments, have played in creating a favorable environment to attract foreign direct investment and promote export. Written by a group of internationally renowned scholars, this volume of the "Advances in International Marketing" is devoted to bridge a knowledge gap between the practice of international market entry and the availability of research-based insights and principles for guiding that practicePPN: PPN: 661528243Package identifier: Produktsigel: ZDB-1-EPB | ZDB-55-BME | ZDB-1-BMEN

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