INTERNALISATION THEORY AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS: A VIEW FROM THE ORGANIZATION

This article aims to make an approach to frame that encircles the internationalization in business, where subsequently it emphasizes the type of organization in the international market. This alludes to the first advances in theory, from a concise way of knowledge management within organizations; successively the FSA (Firm Specific Advantage) and CSA (Country Specific Advantage) are evidenced as opposed to Dunning's eclectic paradigm and the dimension of related models. Finally there is an explanation of the modes of organizational foray internationally, including mass production, disaggregated and production projects.