Edited by Marcela Miozzo, Professor in Innovation Studies, Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK and Ian Miles, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, University of Manchester, UK

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Innovation and Internationalization of Services: Conceptual Issues 1. The Relation between the Internationalization of Services and the Process of Innovation: A Research Agenda 2. Internationalization and the Demarcation between Services and Manufactures: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis Part II: Technology and Trade and Foreign Investment in Services: A Statistical Appraisal 3. The Internationalization of European Services: What Can Data on International Services Transactions Tell Us? 4. Internationalization of Services: Are the Modes Changing? Part III: International Service Multinationals and the Location of Production and Innovation Activity 5. Globalization, Regionalization and ‘Scales of Integration’: US IT Industry Investment in Southeast Asia 6. National versus International Effects in Regional Concentration of European Innovative Business Services Part IV: Internationalization and Innovation: The Challenge for Countries and Regions 7. From Market to Resource-Oriented Overseas Expansion: Re-examining a Study of the Internationalization of UK Business Service Firms 8. Services Internationalization: Characteristics, Potentials and Barriers of Danish Service Firms 9. Internationalization of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in a Small European Country: Experiences from Finland 10. Services, Scale and Structures of Internationalization: Northwest England’s Environmental Technologies Firms Index

'. . . this book provides a wide set of interesting contributions that shed new light on the unexplored link between technology and internationalisation in services.'

Edited by Marcela Miozzo, Professor in Innovation Studies, Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK and Ian Miles, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, University of Manchester, UK

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Innovation and Internationalization of Services: Conceptual Issues 1. The Relation between the Internationalization of Services and the Process of Innovation: A Research Agenda 2. Internationalization and the Demarcation between Services and Manufactures: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis Part II: Technology and Trade and Foreign Investment in Services: A Statistical Appraisal 3. The Internationalization of European Services: What Can Data on International Services Transactions Tell Us? 4. Internationalization of Services: Are the Modes Changing? Part III: International Service Multinationals and the Location of Production and Innovation Activity 5. Globalization, Regionalization and ‘Scales of Integration’: US IT Industry Investment in Southeast Asia 6. National versus International Effects in Regional Concentration of European Innovative Business Services Part IV: Internationalization and Innovation: The Challenge for Countries and Regions 7. From Market to Resource-Oriented Overseas Expansion: Re-examining a Study of the Internationalization of UK Business Service Firms 8. Services Internationalization: Characteristics, Potentials and Barriers of Danish Service Firms 9. Internationalization of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in a Small European Country: Experiences from Finland 10. Services, Scale and Structures of Internationalization: Northwest England’s Environmental Technologies Firms Index

'. . . this book provides a wide set of interesting contributions that shed new light on the unexplored link between technology and internationalisation in services.'

Edited by Marcela Miozzo, Professor in Innovation Studies, Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK and Ian Miles, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, University of Manchester, UK

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Innovation and Internationalization of Services: Conceptual Issues 1. The Relation between the Internationalization of Services and the Process of Innovation: A Research Agenda 2. Internationalization and the Demarcation between Services and Manufactures: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis Part II: Technology and Trade and Foreign Investment in Services: A Statistical Appraisal 3. The Internationalization of European Services: What Can Data on International Services Transactions Tell Us? 4. Internationalization of Services: Are the Modes Changing? Part III: International Service Multinationals and the Location of Production and Innovation Activity 5. Globalization, Regionalization and ‘Scales of Integration’: US IT Industry Investment in Southeast Asia 6. National versus International Effects in Regional Concentration of European Innovative Business Services Part IV: Internationalization and Innovation: The Challenge for Countries and Regions 7. From Market to Resource-Oriented Overseas Expansion: Re-examining a Study of the Internationalization of UK Business Service Firms 8. Services Internationalization: Characteristics, Potentials and Barriers of Danish Service Firms 9. Internationalization of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in a Small European Country: Experiences from Finland 10. Services, Scale and Structures of Internationalization: Northwest England’s Environmental Technologies Firms Index

'. . . this book provides a wide set of interesting contributions that shed new light on the unexplored link between technology and internationalisation in services.'