Description
This book provides a broad understanding of what it means to internationalise entrepreneurially. The collection of prominent articles provides insights into how entrepreneurs are entering foreign markets in order to fuel growth. Authors highlight the factors enabling internationalisation under the resource constraints of newness or smallness: human capital, capabilities, networks, processes and practices and environmental conditions. Attention is also paid to the institutional arrangements that impact the practice of entrepreneurship internationally. Inclusive of an introductory chapter that presents a comprehensive discussion of past research themes and identifies new areas of research, this book is essential reading for scholars, policy-makers and practitioners who want to understand how individuals and firms pursue opportunities across national borders. A. Rebecca Reuber is Professor of Strategic Management at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, Canada, and Area Editor for International Entrepreneurship at the Journal of International Business Studies. She studies the internationalisation of very young firms, particularly those based on digital technologies.
