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Kalanit Efrat

Professor of International Business

University of Agder

Norway

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Professor Kalanit Efrat is a faculty member in the Department of International Business at the University of Agder, Norway. Her research encompasses dynamic capabilities, crowdfunding behaviors, and the impacts of environmental factors on business strategies. Recent publications include studies on the effects of loyalty in crowdfunding and the strategic performance of Born Global firms. Professor Efrat's work contributes to understanding the complexities of competitive information sources and their relevance in varying market conditions.

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Andreas Wald

Professor of Strategy

University of Agder

NORWAY

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Paul Hughes

Chair in Strategy

University of Lancaster

UNITED KINGDOM

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The role of LinkedIn ambassadors in advancing B2B SME performance

The role of entrepreneurial ecosystems in the internationalization of early-stage born globals

Facts or Emotions? How Information Load Influences Backers’ Support in Crowdfunding

Spicing up export functions with Chutzpah – the context of market-driven and market-driving export orientations

Loyal to the concept or to the platform? The complexity of the dual loyalty of crowdfunding backers

Born Global Maturity: Strategic Aspects and Performance Consequences

Loyalty and well-being explain serial crowdfunding backing behavior: an empirical test of complementary theories

Crowdfunding in times of crisis – the interplay of uncertainty and backers' well-being in small business rescue campaigns

The differential effect of environmental jolts and information sources on dynamic capabilities

Mitigating coopetition tensions: The forgotten formation stage

The transition from novice to serial crowdfunders: behavioral antecedents and well-being drivers

Tailoring competitive information sources to the sequence of dynamic capabilities – ADDENDUM

Chutzpadik advertising and its effectiveness: Four studies of agencies and audiences

Dynamic capabilities: interrelations and distinct effects on performance in low and high competitive intensity environments

The emergence of well-being in crowdfunding: a study of entrepreneurs and backers of reward and donation campaigns

Correction to: Relationship approach to crowdfunding: how creators and supporters interaction enhances projects’ success

Relationship approach to crowdfunding: how creators and supporters interaction enhances projects’ success

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Paul Hughes

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