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The role of subsidiary dual embeddedness and absorptive capacity in a transition economy
Mehdi Rasouli Ghahroudi, Seyed Hossein Chabok, Kieran M. ConroyThis study aims to focus on dual embeddedness as an important channel through which foreign subsidiaries access and share valuable and idiosyncratic knowledge within the…
Open for business in a closed world? Managing MNE nonmarket strategy in times of populism and geopolitical uncertainty
George O. White III, Tazeeb Rajwani, Thomas C. LawtonThis paper aims to consider how multinational enterprises are increasingly augmenting their international strategies with insights on, and approaches to, external…
A comparative analysis of the internationalization of sub-national and central state-owned enterprises: shreds of evidence from Latin America
Diego Finchelstein, Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez, Erica Helena SalvajIn this exploratory multiple case study, we aim to compare the internationalization of two state-owned enterprises (SOEs) owned by subnational governments with three owned…
The role of market orientation and innovation capability in export performance of small- and medium-sized enterprises: a Latin American perspective
Diana Kolbe, Marta Frasquet, Haydee CalderonThis study aims to extend the existing base of knowledge of proactive and reactive market orientation and innovation capability by testing their impact on the export…
Industry life cycle, geographic diversification and performance of international new ventures
Nitin Pangarkar, Lin YuanThe purpose of this paper is to examine how geographic diversification affects the performance of international new ventures.
Chairpersons’ hubris and internationalization: evidence from emerging market’s family business groups
Arpita Agnihotri, Saurabh BhattacharyaThis paper aims to explore the association between chairperson hubris and the internationalization of firms belonging to business groups in an emerging market, India…
The death of distance, revisited: disseminative capacity and knowledge transfer
Chansoo ParkThe purpose of this paper is to assess how the transfer of explicit and tacit knowledge is affected by the knowledge disseminative capacity of a foreign parent firm, with…
How learning orientation drives the international performance of INVs: the roles of entrepreneurial bricolage and degree of internationalization
Zhenkuo Ding, Guangyu Ye, Sheng Huang, Man HuDespite extensive research into the effect of organizational learning processes on firm performance, it remains unclear how and when learning orientation influences the…
The multi-faceted impact of host country risk on the success of private participation in infrastructure projects
Alfredo Jiménez, Secil Bayraktar, Jeoung Yul Lee, Seong-Jin ChoiThis paper aims to investigate the multi-faceted impact of host country risks on the success of private participation in infrastructure projects. The authors make a…
The concept of “spatial knowledge” used by top-management-teams and CEOs in internationalization
K. Skylar Powell, Eunah LimTop-management-teams (TMTs) and chief executive officers (CEOs) dealing with internationalization are naturally predisposed to deal with space, so they will consult…
Chinese SMEs in Germany: an exploratory study on OFDI motives and the role of China’s institutional environment
Fabian Hänle, Stefanie Weil, Bart CambréThis paper aims to use the institutional perspective to jointly explore the underlying motives that drive Chinese private small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to…
Impact of the liability of foreignness, domicile of incorporation and an institutional change on reverse merger firms’ capital-raising performance
Ho Wook Shin, Seung-Hyun (Sean) Lee, Min-Jung LeeThe purpose of this study is to examine how the liability of foreignness (LOF), choice of incorporation and an institutional change independently and jointly affect a…
Multilingual and multicultural managers’ effects on team performance: insights from professional football teams
Mike Szymanski, Ilan Alon, Komal KalraIn this study, micro-foundations of strategy as the theoretical framework to study the effect of managers’ individual characteristics on multinational team performance are…
Political animosity in cross-border acquisitions: EMNCs’ market and nonmarket strategy in a developed market
Ru-Shiun Liou, Lee Warren Brown, Dinesh HasijaMany multinational corporations that originate from emerging economies (emerging market multinational corporations (EMNCs)) opt for acquiring a target firm in a developed…
Taking advantage of institutional weakness? Political stability and foreign subsidiary survival in primary industries
Nathaniel C. Lupton, Donya Behnam, Alfredo JiménezThis paper aims to investigate the extent to which locating primary industry subsidiaries in politically unstable countries impacts their survival. The authors argue that…
Surviving the Arab Spring: socially beneficial product portfolios and resilience to political shock
Izzet Darendeli, T.L. Hill, Tazeeb Rajwani, Yunlin ChengThis paper aims to explore the ideas that social legitimacy (acceptance by the public within a country) serves as a hedge against political risk and that the perceived…
Corporate sustainability reporting in Japanese multinational enterprises: a threat to local legitimacy or an opportunity lost for corporate sustainability practices?
Masayoshi Ike, Jerome Denis Donovan, Cheree Topple, Eryadi Kordi MasliThis paper aims to investigate whether Japanese manufacturing multinational enterprises (MNEs) maintain local legitimacy in their host countries through adequate informing…
Real options flexibility or risk diversification: risk management of US MNEs when facing risk of war
Yun Dong Yeo, Seung-Hyun (Sean) LeeThe purpose of this paper is to examine how the risk of war aroused by North Korea’s threatening actions trigger strategic responses from US multinational enterprises…
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- Dr Chang Hoon Oh
- Dr Daniel Shapiro
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