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Foreign Economics & Management

Xinyuan Chen, Editor-in-Chief Rong Lu, Vice Editor-in-Chief

ISSN:1001-4950

CN:31-1063/F

Foreign Economics & Management (FEM) is an influential peer reviewed management journal in China.

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Contextual Marketing in the Mobile Internet Environment: A Literature Review and Prospects

Yu Ping

Contextual marketing is defined as to communicate with consumers based on contextual information analysis with the support of mobile internet and contextual technology forces. The purpose ...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 3 - 16

Integrating Global Elements: A Research on Consumers’ Attitudes toward Global Consumer Culture Positioning for Chinese Brands

Huang Haiyang, He Jiaxun, Zhu Liangjie

In the Chinese market, with the profound influence of global consumer culture, more and more companies try to associate their brands with globally accepted languages, aesthetic styles, and...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 17 - 30

The Application of Experimental Methods in Entrepreneurship Research: A Literature Review and Future Prospects

Yu Xiaoyu, Qu Xianxian, Tao Yida, et al

Experimental methods can manipulate key factors of interest and tease out confounding factors in entrepreneurial activities, allowing researchers to better identify causal relationships. C...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 31 - 43,57

The Effect of Job Mobility on Venture Capital Syndication: A Study of China’s Venture Capital Industry

Shen Rui, Yu Lei, Lu Jiangyong

In China, the proportion of syndication in total investments has increased from 28.65% in 2007 to 42.08% in 2017. Extant research on syndication has recognized it as an effective way to mi...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 44 - 57

Enterprise Strategic Thinking: A Literature Review and Prospects

Xu Zhihang, Cao Qian

Due to the growing interest of scholars, enterprise strategic thinking attracts more attention and is considered as an important tool in management research. The aim of this article is to ...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 58 - 73

How does Entrepreneurial Spiritual Capital Affect Employees’ Proactive Behavior?

Gu Jianping, Li Yan, Sun Ninghua

Entrepreneurial spiritual capital is the high-level spiritual capital of entrepreneurs in their core values, outlook on life, world outlook and other ultimate beliefs. It can lead entrepre...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 74 - 87

Does Union Practice Improve Employee Voice? An Analysis from the Perspective of Planned Behavior Theory

Hu Enhua, Han Mingyan, Shan Hongmei, et al

As the representative and maintainer of employees’ rights and interests, union plays an important role in solving the actuality that employees won’t say a word even though their opinions...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 88 - 100

Literature Review and Prospects of Total Rewards: Factor Evolution, Theoretical Basis and Research Perspectives

Tan Chunping, Jing Ying, An Shimin

With the transformation of human cognition in theory and practice, the individualized needs of " Intellectual” have prompted organizations to evolve from traditional compensation manageme...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 101 - 113

Prosocial Behavior in Organizations: A Literature Review and Prospects

Peng Xiaoping, Tian Xizhou, Guo Xiaodong

Nowadays, work is becoming more team-oriented and flexible. Organizations hope and need employees to help each other, cooperate and share in their work, and devote more energy to the overa...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 114 - 127

“Live Long and Prosper”: A Dialogue with the Performance-Orientation Paradox

Luo Xiaoyi, Sun Sunny Li

The performance-orientation is based on the shareholder supremacy view, which originated from the field of orthodox economic theory. It could generate two paradoxes: the first one is wheth...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 128 - 140

The Future of Business Schools: Unity of Rigor and Relevance

Wang Xiao, Li Peter Ping, Bi Zhihui

Although the enlarging gap between the academic research and practical requirement of business is increasingly concerned by academia, there is no specific answer about how to address this ...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05, pp. 141 - 152

Feature Articles

How does Entrepreneurial Spiritual Capital Affect Employees’ Proactive Behavior?

Entrepreneurial spiritual capital is the high-level s...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05

The Application of Experimental Methods in Entrepreneurship Research: A Literature Review and Future Prospects

Experimental methods can manipulate key factors of in...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05

Contextual Marketing in the Mobile Internet Environment: A Literature Review and Prospects

Contextual marketing is defined as to communicate wit...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05

Enterprise Strategic Thinking: A Literature Review and Prospects

Due to the growing interest of scholars, enterprise s...

Foreign Economics & Management, Vol. 41, Issue 05

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