Empirical International Entrepreneurship

<p>Introduction: International Entrepreneurship from Methodological Perspectives.- Part I: Qualitative Research Streams: Conceptualisation.- Immigrants and International Entrepreneurship: Transnational&nbsp;Dynamic Capability and Dual Social Network Embeddedness.- Internationalisation of SMEs and Distant Markets: The Networking and Service Functions of Global Cities.- International Entrepreneurship Within Service Ecosystems: Applying Service-Dominant Logic and the BAR Framework in Research Design.- Entrepreneurs, Platforms, and International Technology&nbsp;Transformation.- Part II: Qualitative Research Streams: Literature Reviews.- A Review of International Entrepreneurship as Part of Broader Opportunity Research: Topic Modelling Approach.- Entrepreneurial Decision-Making Process Optimisation: A Literature Review and Future Research Agenda.- International Entrepreneurship and Technology: A Structured Literature Review.- Part III: Qualitative Research Streams: Empirical Methods.- The Impact of Diaspora on International Entrepreneurship in Malaysia: A Historical Institutionalism Approach.- Internationalisation of Start-Ups: An Institutional Entrepreneurship Perspective.- Always Trusts, Always Hopes, Always Perseveres? Comparative Discourse Analysis of the Perception of International Entrepreneurship During Pandemic.- Barriers to Entrepreneurial Internationalisation for Ukrainian&nbsp;Creative and Cultural Industries (CCI).- Part IV: Quantitative Research Streams: Applied Statistics.- Early Internationalising Ventures Facing Ageing and Sizing: International Growth, Entrepreneurial, and Market Orientation.- To Internationalise Entrepreneurially from Low-Tech Emerging&nbsp;Market: The Role of International Entrepreneurial Capability and Orientation in Early Internationalising Firms from Bangladesh.- The Study of Leaders Navigating Institutional on Female International&nbsp;Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies.- The Impact of International Networking Capability on International Performance: The Mediating Role of Dynamic Entrepreneurship Capabilities.- How Do Experts Think? An Investigation of the Barriers to Internationalisation of SMEs in Iran.- Part V: Quantitative Research Streams: MCDM.- A Hybrid Best-Worst Method and Multi-criteria Decision-Making Methods for Location Selection in the International Entrepreneurial Ecosystem. Case Study: Medical Tourism Start-Up.- A Hybrid Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Aggregation Operator-Based Algorithm for Team Member Selection of International Entrepreneurs.- Part VI: Quantitative Research Streams: Optimisation.- International Entrepreneurship Rate Prediction Using Neural&nbsp;Networks.- Introducing New Products to International Markets Using Green Entrepreneurial Supply Chain Optimisation.- Applying System Dynamics Approach to Modelling Growth Engines&nbsp;in the International Entrepreneurship Era.</p>