Global Strategy
Hofstede’s framework, which is based on survey data collected in the late 1960s and early 1970s, dominates quantitative culture research in international strategic management. However, as countries develop economically, modernization…
Read MoreWe explore the emergence of rising power firms from the peripheries of GVCs. An increasing number of major brand-holding companies from traditionally industrialized economies have been acquired by suppliers from…
Read MoreWe investigate the rapid internationalization of many multinationals from emerging economies through acquisition in advanced economies. We conceptualize these acquisitions as an act and form of entrepreneurship, aimed to overcome…
Read MoreOur research finds that exporting by young firms are enabled to a greater extent (than established firms) when they use Internet technologies and tap into mobile talent (such as cross-national…
Read MoreSenior managers of multinational enterprises often examine when and how to engage, or not to engage, with host governments. We argue that senior managers are likely to choose to evade…
Read MoreMNEs seek value in the global marketplace through distinctive business models, as is the case in other markets. Global markets add layers of complication, as the MNE needs both a…
Read MoreHow do multinational enterprises (MNEs) transfer knowledge over space between clusters and between other locations? To explore this question, we construct a typology of four MNE knowledge strategies (replicating, scouting,…
Read MoreThis article explores EMNEs’innovation capability building in emerging markets.The paper provides a longitudinal account of how theBrazilian cosmetics firm Natura transitioned fromscant to ample innovation resources and processes.Building on the…
Read MoreWe examine whether and how for-eign environmental standards influence global sourcingdecisions. Taking a question-driven approach, we finda negative association between the stringency of acountry’s environmental standards and its share in…
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Join us for a moderated discussion on how the newly forming geopolitics will impact companies in Latin America, and the rest of the world. We will follow a modified Ox-Bridge style debate.
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