《南开管理评论国际期刊（Nankai Business Review International）》由南开大学商学院与英国爱墨瑞得出版集团（Emerald）共同出版，于2010年2月创刊，是国内第一本管理学国际期刊。该刊特聘国内外知名工商管理、管理科学与工程、金融等相关领域的知名学者，担任期刊副主编和编委会成员，重点发表具有中国情景的管理学领域最新高水平研究成果与综述文章。本刊已被ESCI、Scopus等数据库收录，目前为Emerald出版社在中国地区重点支持的SSCI来源申请期刊。欢迎关注与投稿。
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1.How cultural distance affects the formation of international strategic alliance –an explanation of the transaction costs theory
Authors：Mingning Xiong, Tao Wang, Peng Zhao
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This paper uses the investment of foreign firms in the Chinese Venture Capital market as an empirical background, Obtaining VC data from Zero2IPO Private Equity, CVsource Investment Database (2001–2015). This paper chooses the Logit regression method, according to Lind’s three-step method to test the inverted U-shaped relationship. The empirical analysis of foreign venture capital firms invested in China revealed that there is an inverted U-shaped relationship between cultural distance and the possibility of international strategic alliances. This relationship is the result of two opposing mechanisms, which are the need and the feasibility of international strategic alliances. In addition, this study further examined the moderating effects of social embeddedness and social reputation, revealing the boundary effects on the complex relationship between cultural distance and possible international strategic alliance formation.
2.The influences of cultural values on the cultural product trade: evidence from China, Japan and Korea
Authors：Jiaqi Zhou, Zhibin Zhou
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The paper focuses on the international trade in cultural goods of China, Japan and Korea with other countries. To analyze the essential reason,the study has applied the classical gravity model along with variables, which mainly represent global connectedness to investigate which variables have the most impact on trade in cultural products. The result shows that in terms of China, cultural similarity boosts the volume of trade volume with other countries, however, for South Korea and Japan, cultural similarity does not have a significant impact. On top of cultural similarity, individual cultural value dimension differences between countries show mixed results for each country and their directions of trade. Global connectedness, on the other hand, is not congruent with the general expectations of previous studies.
3.Knowledge is power: toward a combined model of knowledge acquisition and knowledge application of enterprises
Authors：Guoquan Chen, Jingyi Wang, Wei Liu, Fen Xu, Qiong Wu
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This paper aims to theoretically investigate a knowledge management model from the combined perspective of knowledge acquisition and knowledge application and its effect on organizational performance. This study reviews prior research on knowledge acquisition and knowledge application, puts forward the concepts of “the extensiveness of knowledge acquisition” and “the concentration of knowledge application” and more importantly proposes an integrated model by combining these two dimensions. Four case examples of enterprises are subsequently described and analyzed to illustrate the sources of knowledge acquisition, the objects of knowledge application and their influences on organizational performance.
4.Green purchasing behaviour of international tourists in Malaysia using green marketing tools: theory of planned behaviour perspective
Authors：Ataul Karim Patwary, MuharisMohamed, Md Karim Rabiul, Waqas Mehmood, Muhammad Umair Ashraf, Adamu Abbas Adamu
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This study aims to examine the effects of green marketing tools on tourists’ behavioural intention to buy green products by measuring individuals’ subjective norms, attitudes and perceived behavioural control. A total of 421 international tourists from several tourist attractions in Malaysia, selected through convenience sampling, participated in a survey. The analysis resultsusing partial least squares structural equation modelling suggest that behavioural intention of international tourists is firmly influenced by attitude, perceived behavioural control, subjective norms and green marketing tools. However, the subjective norm does not work as a mediator. The relationships established in this study provide insight into hoteliers’ knowledge for further implementation of green marketing strategies (eco-label,eco-brand, environmental advertising), which can enhance green attitudes and behavioural intention of purchasing green products in the hospitality industry.
5.Does economy wide knowledge spillover determine firm level process innovation
Authors：Abel Dula Wedajo, MesfinWelderufael Berhe, Huilin Xiao
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The purpose of this study is to see how the economy-wide spillover effect affects company process innovation. To account for national differences, the current study used a hierarchical model. The findings of this study show that knowledge spillover is related to and influences the innovation process of businesses. Only a level two study that takes into account country-specific differences may reveal this. The current work uses a hierarchical model to try to capture knowledge spillover. Furthermore, the findings suggest that medium and large businesses, as well as businesses conducting research and development(R&D), are more inventive than small businesses and firms not conducting R&D. Furthermore, female-owned businesses are more likely than their male counterparts to innovate their processes.
6.High-speed railways and local economic performance: evidence from China’s prefecture-levelcities
Authors：Chao Li, Zhao Zhao, Han Li
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Using panel data from China’s City Statistical Yearbook 2001–2019, the authors find that HSRs lead to a significant increase in cities’ gross domestic product (GDP) and GDP per capita, but the authors do not find any significant change in GDP growth. This conclusion still holds true after the authors address the endogeneity problems. A mechanism analysis shows that HSRs improve local economic performance mainly by increasing fixed asset investment. The authors also find that the HSR investment is a policy that favors metropolitan areas due to the larger increase in the GDP for larger cities and with HSRs, the industrial and service sectors will further agglomerate in larger cities.
7. Strategic corporate social responsibility with spillover effect in innovation
Authors：Yan Liu, Heng Xu
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This paper aims to investigate the motivation for firms to innovate their products to be socially responsible in the presence of the spillover effect. The follower of the innovation in corporate social responsibility (CSR) can benefit from the leader’s innovation by technological spillover. For instance, evidence can be found in the cosmetics industry (e.g. Lush Retail Ltd. and The Body Shop) and the market of hybrid electric vehicles (e.g. Toyota and Honda). Moreover,consumers may have different perceptions on the sequence of CSR innovation by firms, they may prefer more on the CSR product launched by the leader because they usually relate the desired stage to their interests when making a purchase decision. Therefore, the firms’ decision to be a leader of the CSR innovation depends on the trade-off between the loss in the spillover effect and the benefit of the first-mover advantage, which has not been considered by the existing literature. This paper explains the firms’ motivation on CSR innovation in a realistic situation where competing firms’ CSR programs are launched sequentially and sheds light on the private sector’s decision on strategy from the perspective on the social contribution, and provides some managerial implications about the competing firms’ strategies of launching the CSR innovation.
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