Beyond Financial Resources: Analyzing the Determinants of Export Activities of Emerging Market Social Enterprises

Godinez, José; Sanchez-Barrios, Luis Javier; Lopez-Gomez, Sara; Gomez-Nuñez, Liyis

doi:10.1080/10978526.2021.1873799

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“…To account for this potential bias, we followed Hitt et al (2002) and Collins et al (2009), who suggest that the data collector should have personal relations in the countries where data was gathered. These relationships provide the social capital needed in emerging markets to mitigate this possible bias (Godinez et al, 2021). Additionally, we followed Collins et al (2009), who suggest wording questions about corruption in a manner that avoids implicating respondents in wrongdoing.…”

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Familiarity Does Not Breed Contempt: Curbing Subsidiary Corruption Through a Legitimacy-Enhanced Ownership Structure

Godinez

Mello

Sanchez-Barrios

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Latin American Business Review

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We analyze how the choice of firm ownership structure mitigates the effect of high dependence on a corrupt host government when investing abroad. We draw on a unique dataset of subsidiary-level engagement in corruption of 175 foreign subsidiaries entering three Central American countries. We found that there are two mechanisms to mitigate corrupt behavior when a subsidiary is dependent on a corrupt host government: internal legitimacy that accrues to wholly-owned subsidiaries, and external legitimacy built through a strong regional presence.The effect of dependency on a corrupt host government can be mitigated by enacting internal and external legitimacies.

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Familiarity Does Not Breed Contempt: Curbing Subsidiary Corruption Through a Legitimacy-Enhanced Ownership Structure

Godinez

Mello

Sanchez-Barrios

et al. 2021

Latin American Business Review

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“…Eventually, it is becoming gradually critical for firms to seek more trade opportunities in foreign markets to maintain their position (Leonidou et al , 2002). Therefore, interest in research on EP continues and is lively discussed today as it was in the past (Figure 1) (Aaby and Slater, 1989; Axinn, 1988; Bilkey, 1978; Cavusgil and Zou, 1994; Godinez et al , 2021; Haddoud et al , 2019; Jongwanich, 2010; Safari and Saleh, 2020). Thus, the field has become a growing body of literature in international business and marketing.…”

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Export performance: a comprehensive bibliometric overview

Aksoy,

Akpınar,

Ünüsan

2024

JBIM

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Purpose This study aims to present a bibliometric overview of the academic research on export performance (EP) in the business and management areas. Design/methodology/approach A bibliometric overview of 1,463 papers from 1968 to 2021, including performance analysis, science mapping analysis and graphical mapping, was conducted using the Scopus database. SciMAT software was used for thematic analysis and conceptual evolution mapping of the EP domain, and VOSviewer software was used for graphical visualization. Findings This study shows that EP research experienced spectacular growth, especially between 1998 and 2003, and the interest in this field continues to increase. Also, the USA and the UK appear to be the absolute leaders in EP research, with the best indicators of productivity and influence in all dimensions analyzed. The findings from the analysis through SciMAT indicate that “capabilities” and “R&D” are the main Motor themes that have contributed the most to the EP literature, whereas “global value chain” and “start-up” are emerging themes as new areas of interest. Research limitations/implications This study develops a baseline for representing certain and exhaustive insights in the EP field and specifies trends over a period. Using a single database and excluding book chapters/conference papers are limitations of this study. Originality/value EP is a research field that has gained wide acceptance in the academic community and international marketing literature. To the best of the authors’ knowledge, no bibliometric overview has analyzed the EP literature. This study presents the first systematic quantitative analysis of academic research on EP in the business and management areas.

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Quality Management, Knowledge Creation, and Innovation Performance: Insights from Ecuador

Chamba-Rueda

Dávila

Pardo-Cueva

2021

Latin American Business Review

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Beyond Financial Resources: Analyzing the Determinants of Export Activities of Emerging Market Social Enterprises

Cited by 3 publications

References 81 publications

Familiarity Does Not Breed Contempt: Curbing Subsidiary Corruption Through a Legitimacy-Enhanced Ownership Structure

Familiarity Does Not Breed Contempt: Curbing Subsidiary Corruption Through a Legitimacy-Enhanced Ownership Structure

Export performance: a comprehensive bibliometric overview

Quality Management, Knowledge Creation, and Innovation Performance: Insights from Ecuador

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