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What matters for knowledge sharing in collectivistic cultures? Empirical evidence from China

Ma, Zhenzhong; Huang, Yufang; Wu, Jie; Dong, Weiwei; … - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 18 (2014) 5, pp. 1004-1019

teams from China. Regression analysis was then conducted to analyze the impact of individual differences and environmental … China and both intrinsically and extrinsically motivated individuals tend to share more knowledge with their team members …, and even fewer have done so in China. This study adds values to the literature by identifying key factors for knowledge …

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Impacts of tourists’ trust, perception and acceptance of health quick response technology on responsible pandemic travel behaviours

Liu, Shasha; Zheng, Danni - In: Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology 14 (2023) 2, pp. 278-294

. Adopting a quota sampling approach, a national online survey of 1,089 respondents was conducted across mainland China … health QR codes in pandemic travel in China. Strategies for improving tourists’ trust, technology adoption and responsible …

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Technology development in China and India: a comparative evaluation

Bhaumik, Pradip K.; Chakrabarti, Alok K.; Mäkinen, Saku - In: Journal of Indian Business Research 1 (2009) 4, pp. 213-237

Purpose – During past ten years China and India have emerged as the favorite destination for R&D investment. In this … paper a comparative evaluation of the process of technology development in China and India is carried out. The objective is … descriptive statistics are used to compare the trends between the two countries. Findings – The paper finds that both China and …

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Resistance to change in Indian, Chinese and Estonian organizations

Pihlak, Ülle; Alas, Ruth - In: Journal of Indian Business Research 4 (2012) 4, pp. 224-243

India, China and Estonia who had participated in change management projects. Both quantitative and qualitative methods were … in India and education together with communication both in Estonia and in China most often. Still, the content of these …

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Measuring intellectual capital: a new model and empirical study

Chen, Jin; Zhu, Zhaohui; Yuan Xie, Hong - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 5 (2004) 1, pp. 195-212

The groundwork of intellectual capital (IC) management, measuring IC, attracts much attention from academics and practitioners. The purpose of this paper is to design a measurement model and a qualitative index system of IC, so as to provide a good tool for enterprises to manage their IC. Based...

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Intellectual capital disclosure in Chinese (mainland) companies

Yi, An; Davey, Howard - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 11 (2010) 3, pp. 326-347

‐listed companies in mainland China. Findings – Consistent with previous research, the current level of IC disclosure by mainland … implications – IC disclosure in China is an important part of the movement to greater transparency. Increased appreciation of the … reviews one of the few research studies of IC disclosure in mainland China. The research also incorporates a quality index of …

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Charting intellectual capital performance of the gateway to China

Kai Wah Chu, Samuel; Hang Chan, Kin; Wu, Wendy W.Y. - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 12 (2011) 2, pp. 249-276

Purpose – This paper aims to investigate whether intellectual capital (IC) has an impact on the financial aspects of organizational performance as well as attempting to identify the IC components that are associated with corporate financial performance indicators that signal organizational...

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Dynamics of Chinese emerging multinationals in cross‐border mergers and acquisitions

Ng, Artie W.; Chatzkel, Jay; Lau, K.F.; Macbeth, Douglas - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 13 (2012) 3, pp. 416-438

Purpose – China's emerging multinationals (CEMs) have gained attention for their increasing activities in mergers and …

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How do different business models affect intellectual capital?

Liang, Chiung‐Ju; Chen, Tzu‐Yin; Lin, Ying‐Li - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 14 (2013) 2, pp. 176-191

manufacturers (OEMs) and original brand manufacturers (OBMs) in China. Findings – Empirical results show that Taiwanese OEMs and … advantages and have built productive infrastructure in China. Therefore, these enterprises should transform their business models … enterprises considering investing in China and for academics researching in this area. …

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Intellectual capital disclosure by Chinese and Indian information technology companies

Wang, Qianyu; Sharma, Umesh; Davey, Howard - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 17 (2016) 3, pp. 507-529

information technology (IT) companies of China and India. Design/methodology/approach – The research method adopted for this study … the least one is human capital. In China, external capital is the most frequently disclosed category, while the internal …

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