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The image of the library through the eyes of immigrant and migrant readers

Dali, Keren - In: Journal of Documentation 77 (2021) 5, pp. 1073-1095

Purpose Drawing on the survey of Spanish-speaking immigrant and migrant readers in Canada and the US, this study pursues three goals: (1) examine the image of the library held by these readers and trace the change of this image after the international migration; (2) use the study findings to...

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The relationship between work‐role characteristics and intercultural transitional adjustment domain patterns among a sample of US and Canadian expatriates on assignment in Ireland...

Morley, Michael J.; Flynn, Mary - In: Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal 10 (2003) 3, pp. 42-57

Borrowing from earlier contributions in the cross‐cultural management and international human resource management literatures, firstly we conceptualise expatriate adjustment as a multifaceted construct encompassing work, general, interaction and overall adjustment and then we examine the...

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Barriers to Successful Health Information Exchange Systems in Canada and the USA: A Systematic Review

Almoaber, Basmah; Amyot, Daniel - In: International Journal of Healthcare Information Systems … 12 (2017) 1, pp. 44-63

the USA. Method: A systematic literature review was conducted to examine English-language studies that identified barriers … to HIE in Canada and the USA between 1995 and 2016. Electronic databases, backward searching and expert consultations … these countries. Privacy concerns and a lack of stakeholder buy-in are recurring barriers over time in the USA. Low adoption …

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Pricing and Financing Practices of Industrial Exporting Firms

Thach, Sharon V.; Axinn, Catherine N. - In: International Marketing Review 8 (1991) 1

This article reports the findings of an investigation into pricing and financing practices of exporting firms. The research addressed the relationship between commitment to exporting and level of export achievement with the uses of various tactical options in the area of pricing and finance....

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Using Personal Values to Define Segments in an International Tourism Market

Muller, Thomas E. - In: International Marketing Review 8 (1991) 1

This study of 429 United States pleasure visitors to Canada demonstrates that research based on personal values can be fruitfully applied to the segmentation of international tourism markets. The relative importance attached by a visitor to 16 attributes which describe the touristic...

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The Intermediary Service Requirements of Canadian and American Exporters

Castaldi, Richard M.; De Noble, Alex F.; Kantor, Jeffrey - In: International Marketing Review 9 (1992) 2

Reports a survey of 352 Canadian exporters regarding their use of intermediaries in exporting endeavours. Contrasts results with results obtained from other studies involving 394 American exporters. Tests hypotheses regarding the effect of product type, export sales volume and ational exporting...

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Managerial Implications of the North American Free Trade Agreement

Herbig, Paul; Day, Ken - In: International Marketing Review 10 (1993) 4

The United States has entered into a tripartite Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico with a planned 1 January 1994 debut. What are the possibilities of a North American Common Market being formed? What are the potential threats that could undermine NAFTA? What are the necessary...

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EXPORT PERFORMANCE: DO MANAGERIAL PERCEPTIONS MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

Axinn, Catherine N. - In: International Marketing Review 5 (1988) 2, pp. 61-71

Managers' perceptions of exporting are shown to have a critical influence on firm export performance in this study of machine tool manufacturers in the US and Canada. Of special importance are managers' perceptions of the advantages of exporting over domestic sales, especially perceptions of...

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Logistics Implications of an Integrated US‐Canada Market

Taylor, John C.; Closs, David J. - In: International Journal of Physical Distribution & … 23 (1993) 1, pp. 3-13

Trade restrictions; border crossing difficulties, and company organizational structures have limited historical cross‐border distribution activity. The result, generally, is two or three independent distribution systems to support North American logistics operations. With the completion of the...

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Conflict and Satisfaction in an Industrial Channel of Distribution

Brown, James R.; Lusch, Robert F.; Smith, Laurie P. - In: International Journal of Physical Distribution & … 21 (1991) 6, pp. 15-26

A conceptual model was developed of distribution channel members′ manifest conflicts and their satisfaction. From this model, hypotheses are generated, aimed at untangling the causal relationship between these two constructs. Both a meta‐analysis of previous research and this first...

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