This survey paper synthesizes theory and evidence on processes of firm-level aging. We
discuss why anthropomorphic analogies are not helpful for understanding firm aging …

This paper provides an evaluative overview of the new venture survival literature. Since
Stinchcombe's primary attempt to explain the mortality rates of new ventures, different …

This paper analyzes the impact of business incubators on firm survival. Using a
configurational comparative method, namely fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis …

The article conducts a meta–analysis on the relationship between internationalization and
firm performance in international entrepreneurship. Empirical evidence from 15,648 …

Does “born-global” internationalization enhance or threaten a firm's chances for survival in
the export market? Despite the ongoing debate about born-global firms, we know little about …

The literature that studies internationalisation of small and medium-sized enterprises
(SMEs), despite being only recent, has already become very extensive and fragmented …

This study examines the effect of key internationalization contingencies on SME survival. We
argue early internationalization increases the probability of firm failure, while international …

This article provides an evaluative overview of international entrepreneurship literature, in
which the issues of learning and knowledge feature as central components underlying the …

This study examines the impact of early foreign market entry on new ventures' performance
outcomes. Venture age and international commitment are theorized as moderators to …

Abstract Research Summary While geographic and cultural distances deter firms'
international expansion, they do so via different mechanisms, such that firms with …