Networks and Foreign Markets : How Relationships Shape the SME's Internationalization Process

I. INTRODUCTION. Chapter 1. Introduction to internationalization from a network approach: the relevance of domestic and international relationships -- II. THEORETICAL FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONALIZATION FROM A NETWORK APPROACH -- Chapter 2. Internationalization of SMEs through networks: a bibliometric approach -- III. THE EFFECT OF DOMESTIC NETWORKS ON INTERNATIONALIZATION -- Chapter 3. The influence of founders’ social identity and decision-making in the speed of internationalization: A configurational perspective -- Chapter 4. Networks and internationalization process of clustered firms: understanding geography in the internationalization process -- Chapter 6. Supply Chain networks on internationalization of SMEs: identifying co-opetition strategies -- Chapter 7. Business and non-business networks: Illustrating the profile of highly innovative manufacturing SMEs -- IV. NETWORKS IN FOREIGN MARKETS: IN SEARCH FOR DISTANT INTERMEDIARIES -- Chapter 8. International business network: Do Family firms benefit more? -- Chapter 9. The role of global value chains in explaining the globalization of the wine industry -- Chapter 10. The role of corporate venture capital firms in international new ventures -- V. CONCLUDING REMARKS -- Chapter 11. Networks and internationalization: implications for different stages of the internationalization process.