Internationalization motives and facilitating factors: Qualitative evidence from smaller specialist retailers


Autoria(s): Quinn, Barry; Doherty, Anne Marie; Alexander, Nicholas; Hutchison, Karise
Contribuinte(s)

School of Management & Business

Centre for Research in Marketing

Data(s)

10/11/2008

10/11/2008

01/09/2007

Resumo

Hutchison, K.; Alexander, N.; Quinn, B.; and Doherty, A. M. (2007). Internationalization motives and facilitating factors: Qualitative evidence from smaller specialist retailers. Journal of International Marketing. 15(3), pp.96-122 RAE2008

Drawing on case study evidence, this article explores the reasons small specialist retailers internationalize and the facilitating factors that help them overcome the obstacles to internationalization. The authors employ qualitative research techniques and, to build theory from an unexplored area of research, adopt a multiple-case approach. The findings suggest that though a strong company brand identity is the most significant motive for expansion, other internal and external factors facilitate the international decision-making process.

Peer reviewed

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27

Identificador

Quinn , B , Doherty , A M , Alexander , N & Hutchison , K 2007 , ' Internationalization motives and facilitating factors: Qualitative evidence from smaller specialist retailers ' Journal of International Marketing , vol 15 , no. 3 , pp. 96-122 . DOI: 10.1509/jimk.15.3.96

1547-7215

PURE: 83154

PURE UUID: 68a25225-dcc0-4134-89f3-a15ff7585bac

dspace: 2160/999

http://hdl.handle.net/2160/999

http://dx.doi.org/10.1509/jimk.15.3.96

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eng

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Journal of International Marketing

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