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Born globals: Propositions to help advance the theory

Mika Gabrielsson, V. H. Kirpalani, Pavlos Dimitratos, Carl Arthur Solberg, Antonella Zucchella

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International Business and FDI Innovation and Knowledge Management International Student and Expatriate Challenges

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