Multinational Business Review: Volume 27 Issue 3

MNEs, FDI, inequality and growth

Jonathan P. Doh

The relationship among foreign direct investment, multinationals, inequality and growth is a vexing one that has occupied considerable scholarly and practical attention for many…

Why multinational enterprises may be causing more inequality than we think

Elisa Giuliani

This paper aims to discuss the ways in which multinational enterprises (MNEs) may contribute to growing inequality.

Environmental impact of FDI – the case of US subsidiaries

João Paulo Cerdeira Bento, António Moreira

This paper aims to examine how foreign direct investment (FDI) and firm-specific advantages (FSAs) of US multinational enterprises (MNEs) majority-owned subsidiaries affect…

Multinational enterprises, local firms, and employee human rights violation in the workplace: Evidence from Mexico

Ana Colovic, Octavio R. Escobar, Olivier Lamotte, Pierre-Xavier Meschi

This paper aims to investigate whether multinational enterprises (MNEs) are more or less likely than local firms to violate their employees’ human rights in emerging economies…

Dual isomorphic mechanisms and the role of a transnational agent: How foreign MNEs affect environmental innovation in domestic firms

Yoo Jung Ha, Yingqi Wei

Corporate environmental innovation (CEI) is a proactive type of response to increasing public scrutiny regarding firms’ environmental performance. While past studies have…