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Author:
Sylverberg, Tomas (Linköping University, Department of Management and Economics)
Title:
The internationalisation process of the firm: a case study
Alternative title (sv) :
Företagets internationaliseringsprocess: en fallstudie
Department:
Linköping University, Department of Management and Economics
Publication type:
Student thesis
Language:
English
Publisher: Ekonomiska institutionen
Level:
Independent thesis Advanced level (degree of Magister)
Undergraduate subject:
Master Thesis in Business Administration (Magisteruppsats från Internationella ekonomprogrammet)
Uppsok:
samhälle/juridik
Series:
Master Thesis in Business Administration (Magisteruppsats från Internationella ekonomprogrammet); 2004:26
Year of publ.:
2004
URI:
urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-2167
Permanent link:
http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-2167
Subject category:
Economics and Business
SVEP category:
Business and economics
Keywords(en) :
Business and economics, Internationalisation, competitive advantage, international strategy, establishment chain, risk, Bukowski design, Peter Gustavsson
Keywords(sv) :
Ekonomi
Abstract(en) :

Background: The Uppsala model is the most accepted paradigm regarding the internationalisation process of the firm. This thesis tries to complement the Uppsala model with Porter's theories regarding internationalisation.

Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to study to what extent the Uppsala model is applicable to a small manufacturing firm, and to see if the theory, combined with the Porterian framework, can provide a more solid framework for the description of the internationalisation process of the firm.

Method: The master thesis is based on one personal interview with the CEO of the study object, Bukowski design.

Results: The internationalisation process of the firm can to some extent be explained using the Uppsala model. It is, however, valuable to complete the picture with, for example, Porter’s theories, that permit a deeper understanding.

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2004-03-05
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2004-03-05
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