This book highlights the impact of international expansion as a potential pathway to address the challenges of poverty and vulnerability, and provide relevant new knowledge on the factors that support successful international expansion of Indigenous businesses.
This book highlights the impact of international expansion as a potential pathway to address the challenges of poverty and vulnerability, and provide relevant new knowledge on the factors that support successful international expansion of Indigenous businesses.
Fernando Angulo-Ruiz, PhD is an associate professor, department of international business, marketing, strategy & law, School of Business, MacEwan University. His research is focused on marketing capabilities, internationalization of disadvantageous firms, and marketing of higher education institutions. His research has appeared in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Business Research, International Small Business Journal, International Journal of Emerging Markets, Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research, International Journal of Advertising, Entrepreneurship and Regional Development, among others.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Tables List of Figures Introduction Chapter 1: Why do Indigenous businesses decide to pursue international opportunities? The influence of networks, motivations and identity on the degree, scope and speed of internationalization Chapter 2: How do businesses enter international markets? An empirical analysis of Indigenous businesses in Alberta and British Columbia Chapter 3: Does the firm's internationalization influence entrepreneurs' well-being? No, the firm's internationalization influences economic outcomes Chapter 4: Do entrepreneurs' cultural values influence firms' internationalization? Comparing Indigenous with non-Indigenous businesses in Canada Chapter 5: The influence of innovation and marketing capabilities on the performance of international businesses: A comparison between Indigenous and Mainstream firms in Western Canada Chapter 6: The internationalization of home-based businesses: An exploration of Indigenous businesses in Canada Chapter 7: The internationalization of service businesses: An empirical analysis of Indigenous businesses in Canada Chapter 8: The internationalization of First Nations and Métis owned businesses: An empirical analysis of Indigenous businesses in Canada Index
List of Tables List of Figures Introduction Chapter 1: Why do Indigenous businesses decide to pursue international opportunities? The influence of networks, motivations and identity on the degree, scope and speed of internationalization Chapter 2: How do businesses enter international markets? An empirical analysis of Indigenous businesses in Alberta and British Columbia Chapter 3: Does the firm's internationalization influence entrepreneurs' well-being? No, the firm's internationalization influences economic outcomes Chapter 4: Do entrepreneurs' cultural values influence firms' internationalization? Comparing Indigenous with non-Indigenous businesses in Canada Chapter 5: The influence of innovation and marketing capabilities on the performance of international businesses: A comparison between Indigenous and Mainstream firms in Western Canada Chapter 6: The internationalization of home-based businesses: An exploration of Indigenous businesses in Canada Chapter 7: The internationalization of service businesses: An empirical analysis of Indigenous businesses in Canada Chapter 8: The internationalization of First Nations and Métis owned businesses: An empirical analysis of Indigenous businesses in Canada Index
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