Social Capital and its Impact on Born Transnational Firms

The book explores the emerging phenomenon of born transnational firms, which rapidly engage in international business from their inception. It focuses on how these companies leverage social capital and networks to enhance their corporate flexibility in hypercompetitive markets. By examining the integration of value-added processes across borders, the author sheds light on the unique characteristics and strategies of these international start-ups, highlighting their ability to adapt to changing environments through strong relationships.