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The impact of strategic resource seeking and market seeking strategies on foreign entry modes under institutional pressures
Manuel Portugal Ferreira Instituto Politécnico de Leiria Fernando A. Ribeiro Serra UNISUL Business School
2008
Working paper nº 23/2008
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WORKING PAPER Nº 23/2008 July 2008
Com o apoio da UNISUL Business School
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THE IMPACT OF STRATEGIC RESOURCE SEEKING AND MARKET SEEKING STRATEGIES ON FOREIGN ENTRY MODES UNDER INSTITUTIONAL PRESSURES
Manuel Portugal Ferreira Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão Instituto Politécnico de Leiria Morro do Lena - Alto Vieiro 2411-911 Leiria, PORTUGAL E-mail: portugal@estg.ipleiria.pt Phone: +351-244-843317 Fax: +351-244-820310 & globADVANTAGE – Center of Research on International Business & Strategy
Fernando Ribeiro Serra Unisul Business School Rua Jornalista Alirio Bossle, 410 88030-510 – João Paulo – Florianópolis – SC, BRASIL E-mail: fernandoserra@unisul.br Phone: 55.48.32347213 Fax: 55.48.32610000 & globADVANTAGE – Center of Research on International Business & Strategy
2008
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THE IMPACT OF STRATEGIC RESOURCE SEEKING AND MARKET SEEKING STRATEGIES ON FOREIGN ENTRY MODES UNDER INSTITUTIONAL PRESSURES
ABSTRACT Multinational corporations (MNCs) are subject to the various dimensions of the external institutional environments where they operate. Institutional theory suggests that MNCs need to conform to the prevailing rules, norms and procedures of the locations where they operate in order to survive and grow. This means that MNCs need to develop the best possible configuration of strategy-structure for their worldwide operations. Previous research has noted that in these conditions...