Multinational Business Review
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Does state ownership mitigate political risk in foreign direct investments? Evidence from subsidiary-level data for Norwegian MNEs
Asmund Rygh, Carl Henrik KnutsenRecent international business research finds that state-owned multinational enterprises (SOMNEs) invest relatively more in politically risky host countries than do privately-owned…
The subsidiary strategising process for a competence-creating role
Niall O'Riordan, Paul Ryan, Ulf AnderssonThe authors’ contention in this paper is that the expression of subsidiary strategy in IB literature has become fragmented and incomplete. Therefore, this study aims to propose a…
The ambiguity and limitations of measuring firm-level multinationality: a theoretical and empirical exploration
Patrik VaněkThis paper aims to explore the ambiguity and limitations of measuring firm-level multinationality (FLM) using theoretical and empirical comparisons of existing methods. The paper…
Internationalization and firm performance: moderating role of multi-stakeholder initiatives
Sang-Bum ParkPrevious scholars have assumed that multinational enterprises (MNEs) can reduce the liability of foreignness and increase profitability by investing in corporate social…
Towards a unified typology of digital communication technologies in international business: a tool for management and research
Christopher Hazlehurst, Michael Etter, Keith D. BrouthersDigital communication technologies have become ubiquitous for various firm processes related to international business (IB) and global strategy. However, IB and strategy scholars…
Is there a relationship between environmental performance and outward FDI? A study of Chinese MNEs
Jintao Zhang, Stephen Chen, Hao TanThis paper aims to examine the question, “How do firm-level, home-country and host-country environmental performance (EP) affect the outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) of…
Balancing home unit visibility and integration in host unit: understanding differences in repatriation adjustment processes
Hammad Ul Haq, Jiyoung Shin, Hyo Eun Cho, Sophie JungeThe purpose of this study is to examine the question of whether the repatriation adjustment process varies with different combinations of duration and purpose of international…
Product and business process innovation, competitive advantage and export performance
José Piñera-Salmerón, Raquel Sanz-Valle, Daniel Jiménez-JiménezThis paper aims to contribute to the understanding of the relationship between innovation and export performance by examining the effect of different types of innovation on export…
Policies to support the internationalisation of latecomer science-based firms: the experience of large Brazilian pharmaceutical companies
Fernanda Steiner Perin, Julia ParanhosThis study aims to analyse how different types of public policies have supported the internationalisation of latecomer science-based firms, taking the case of large Brazilian…
Adjustment strategies for firms affected by international sanctions
Omid Aliasghar, Elizabeth L. RoseWhen terrorism threaten geopolitical stability, many policymakers turn to economic sanctions. In this way, governments and multilateral organizations continue to affect corporate…
Predictive value of supply chain sustainability initiatives for ESG performance: a study of large multinationals
Arindam DasAlthough the integration of sustainability into business strategies and operations has received considerable scholarly attention, little is known about how sustainability…
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hybridEditors:
- Irina Surdu-Nardella
- Tazeeb Rajwani
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