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Informationen zum Autor SUSANNE ÅBERG Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenMARIA ADENFELT Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden ULF ANDERSSON Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenENRICO BARALDI Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenANNA BENGSTON Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenMARIA BENGTSSON Department for Business Administration, Umeå University, SwedenBJÖRN BERGGREN Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenDESIREÉ BLANKENBURG HOLM Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenFANG LEE COOKE Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester, UKPAVLOS DIMITRATOS University of Strathclyde and University of Glasgow, UKCARIN ERIKSSON Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenJESSICA ERIKSSON Department for Business Administration, Umeå University, SwedenJUKKA HOHENTHAL Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenMARTIN JOHANSON Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenMARIAN V. JONES University of Strathclyde and University of Glasgow, UKSÖREN KOCK Hanken, Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration, FinlandKATARINA LAGERSTRÖM Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden JESSICA LINDBERGH Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenJAN LINDVALL Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenMAGNUS PERSSON Department ofBusiness Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenCECILIA PAHLBERG Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden LARS SILVER Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenBENJAMIN STÅHL Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University, SwedenPETER THILENIUS Mälardalens Business School, SwedenTORKEL WEDIN Stockholm School of Economics, SwedenMOHAMMED YAMIN Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester, UK Klappentext Business opportunity is defined as the driving force that creates entrepreneurship, change and growth in both SMEs and multinational firms. Business networks provide opportunities and competitive advantage but they also impose constraints on firms. This volume connects opportunity detection with business networks to explore the impact of this combination on the competitive strategies of firms. It will be of use to researchers and PhD candidates working in the field of entrepreneurship, networks, and competitive strategies and advantages. Zusammenfassung Business opportunity is defined as the driving force that creates entrepreneurship, change and growth in both SMEs and multinational firms. Business networks provide opportunities and competitive advantage but they also impose constraints on firms. This volume connects opportunity detection with business networks to explore the impact of this combination on the competitive strategies of firms. It will be of use to researchers and PhD candidates working in the field of entrepreneurship, networks, and competitive strategies and advantages. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of Figures List of Tables LIst of Contributors INTRODUCTION; A. Hadjikhani, P. Ghauri and J. Johanson PART 1: OPPORTUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN BUSINESS NETWORKS: CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT Opportunities, Relational Embeddedness and Network Structure; U. Andersson, D. B. Holm and M. Johanson The Importance of Competition and Cooperation for the Exploration of Innovation Opportunities; M. Bengtsson, J. Eriksson and S. Kock International Entrepreneurial Culture, International Opportunity Perception and Pattern of International Exploitation: Towards an Integrated Model; P. Dimitratos and M. V. Jones Subsidiary Business Networks and Opportunity Development in Multinational Enterprises: A Comparison of the Influence of Internal and External Business Networks; M. Yamin Value Processes in Industrial Networks: Identifying the Creation of Realization of Value; M. Johanson an...
