All ... Volume 26 of AIM is now available at
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/books.htm?issn=1571-5027&volume=26&WT.mc_id=booktocalerts
The title of the volume is
Philosophy of Science and Meta-Knowledge in International Business and Management
The contents of note are below
Philosophy of Science and Meta-Knowledge in International Business and Management
Timothy M. Devinney, Torben Pedersen, Laszlo Tihanyi (pp. xv - xvi)
From the American Challenge to the Dragons at Your Door: Forty Years of Work on the Theory of the Multinational Enterprise
Jean-François Hennart (pp. 5 - 34)
Internalization Theory as the General Theory of International Strategic Management: Jean-François Hennart's Contributions
Alain Verbeke, Jenny Hillemann (pp. 35 - 52)
Jean-François Hennart: Types of Research, Qualities and Contributions
Arjen H.L. Slangen (pp. 53 - 64)
Do We Do Science? Philosophy and Knowledge in International Business and Management
Timothy M. Devinney, Torben Pedersen, Laszlo Tihanyi (pp. 67 - 87)
Inherited Philosophy of Science? Economics and International Business Research
Asmund Rygh (pp. 91 - 125)
The Road to Relevance
Yair Aharoni (pp. 127 - 169)
Why Baseline Modelling is Better than Null-Hypothesis Testing: Examples from International Business Research
Andreas Schwab, William H. Starbuck (pp. 171 - 195)
Ontology and IB: Re-Imagining the Multinational
Brent Burmester (pp. 197 - 218)
The Philosophy of Turning Points: A Case of De-Internationalization
Romeo V. Turcan (pp. 219 - 235)
Do We Really Understand a Research Topic? Finding Answers through Meta-Analyses
Timothy M. Devinney, Ryan W. Tang (pp. 239 - 262)
Meta-Analytic Research in International Business and International Management
Peter J. Buckley, Timothy M. Devinney, Ryan W. Tang (pp. 263 - 297)
International Business Research: Understanding Past Paths to Design Future Research Directions
Manuel Portugal Ferreira, Nuno Rosa Reis, Martinho Isnard Ribeiro de Almeida, Fernando Ribeiro Serra (pp. 299 - 330)
Progress, Maturity or Exhaustion? Sources and Modes of Theorizing on the International Strategy – Performance Relationship (1990–2011)
Xavier Martin, Koen van den Oever (pp. 331 - 361)
What Do We Know about the Success and Failure of International Joint Ventures? In Search of Relevance and Holism
Michael Nippa, Schon Beechler (pp. 363 - 396)
What Do We Know about Going Global Early? Liabilities of Foreignness and Early Internationalizing Firms
Lydia Bals, Heather Berry, Evi Hartmann, Gordian Raettich (pp. 397 - 433)
International Technology Transfer and its Implications to Dominant Design Theory
Olavi Uusitalo (pp. 435 - 467)
What Do We Know About Post-Merger Integration Following International Acquisitions?
Christina Öberg, Shlomo Yedidia Tarba (pp. 469 - 492)
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