Abstract
The present paper seeks to build a bridge between the export marketing and organizational behavior areas by attempting to examine the role of organizational culture in a firm's export intention. The study examines the four dimensions of organizational culture; market, adhocracy, hierarchy, and clan cultures. The results indicate that clan culture decreases and adhocracy culture increases the firm's probability of exporting. No significant relationship was found between market and hierarchy cultures and export intention.
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