Professor Peter Liesch - UQ reSEARCHers (Publications)

	Publications

	2005	The role of business communication in interactions between Chinese and Western firms
	2007	Introduction
	1999	Information internalization and hurdle rates in small and medium enterprise internationalization
	2006	Understanding service experience in non-profit performing arts: Implications for operations and service management
	2008	Balancing flexibility and control: International technology and market development in Australian biotechnology firms
	2006	Business communication in interactions between mainland Chinese and western firms through Hong Kong Chinese intermediaries
	2008	Constructing an Internationalisation Readiness Index
	2008	Explaining the worldwide sourcing of technical and administrative processes
	2008	Internationally managing in the face of terrorism-induced uncertainty
	2008	Knowledge in the absence of wisdom
	2008	Strategising for international market entry in born global firms: An analysis of narratives using Leximancer
	2008	Technology transfer professionals: Navigating institutional terrain
	2008	Temporal evolutionary trajectories in international new ventures
	2007	Conceptualizing accelerated internationalization in the born global firm: A dynamic capabilities perspective
	2007	Before the first export decision: Internationalisation readiness in the pre-export phase
	2007	A note on Penrosean growth, resource bundles and the Uppsala model of internationalisation
	2007	Born to be Global: A closer look at the international venturing of Australian born global firms
	2006	Beyond Knowledge to Wisdom in International Business Strategy
	2006	Firm internationalization: A competence perspective
	2006	Globalisation and connectedness: A network approach to international business
	2006	Investment appraisal and real options reasoning in Australian biotechnology firms
	2006	Measuring globalisation: An evolutionary economic approach to tracking the evolution of international trade
	2006	Problematizing the internationalization decision: Terrorism-induced risk
	2006	Reweaving the Silk Road through outsourcing and offshoring: The need for an externalisation theory
	2006	The contagion of international terrorism and its effects on the firm in an interconnected world
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