UID:
almahu_9949852570602882
Format:
1 online resource (xv, 548 pages).
ISBN:
9781800432468
Series Statement:
Progress in international business research ; 15
Content:
'The Multiple Dimensions of Institutional Complexity in International Business Research' provides a fresh overview of many novel international business research challenges as they pertain to salient institutional dimensions with a locational component. The first part of the Volume includes chapters honoring the work of Eleanor Westney. These chapters address subject matter related to globalization challenges in the realm of the 'new normal' of populism and de-globalization tendencies. They focus on how the 'new normal', as well as various rapidly evolving institutions, will affect the functioning of multinational enterprises. The subsequent parts explore the impacts on international business of home country institutions; host country institutions; cross-country and subnational institutions; and finally, sustainability pressures. The book is strongly focused on the multiple contemporary dimensions of institutions and how they affect internationally operating firms. It is a must read for scholars and postgraduate students interested in the 'new normal' on a global scale.
Note:
Includes index.
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Introductory section: D. Eleanor Westney: a biography / Elizabeth L. Rose -- Chapter 1: Institutions 2.0: which institutions matter in IB research? / Alain Verbeke, Rob van Tulder, Elizabeth L. Rose, Yingqi Wei (Editors) -- Part I: The great new challenges for IB research - essays in honour of Eleanor Westney -- Chapter 2: International business and multi-level institutional change: looking back and facing forward / D. Eleanor Westney -- Chapter 3: Global strategic analysis and multi-level institutional change / Donald R. Lessard -- Chapter 4: Is a networked world economy sustainable? / Stephen J. Kobrin -- Chapter 5: Network effects and multilevel dynamics in the internationalization of digital platforms: a reflection / Mauro F. Guillen -- Chapter 6: Renewing the relevance of IB: can some history help? / Geoffrey Jones -- Part II: Home country institutions and international business -- Chapter 7: Managing around populism / Timothy M. Devinney and Christopher A. Hartwell -- Chapter 8: Institutions, corporate governance and internationalization of state owned enterprises in a varieties of capitalism framework / Sergio Mariotti and Riccardo Marzano -- Chapter 9: Business group affiliation and export propensity in new ventures / Jonas Eduardsen, Svetla Marinova, Bozidar Vlacic, and Miguel Gonzalez-Loureiro -- Chapter 10: Product and process innovations and the institutional context of transition economies: the effects of external knowledge / Virginia Hernandez, Maria Jesus Nieto, and Alicia Rodriguez -- Part III: Host country institutions and international business -- Chapter 11: Corporate anti-corruption policy, investment motives and foreign location choice / Guoliang Frank Jiang and Michael A. Sartor -- Chapter 12: Host government intervention and FDI inflows: an empirical investigation / Gilbert Kofi Adarkwah -- Chapter 13: Stakeholder responses and the interplay between MNE post-entry behavior and host country informal institutions / Elina Pelto and Anna Karhu -- Chapter 14: Old risks, new reference points? An organizational learning perspective into the foreign market exit and re-entry behavior of MNEs / Irina Surdu and Edith Ipsmiller -- Chapter 15: Intangible assets of MNE foreign subsidiaries: the role of internal financial resources and host country institutions / Quyen T.K. Nguyen -- Chapter 16: How do SMEs face institutional challenges in China? / Noemie Dominguez and Ulrike Mayrhofer -- Part IV: Multi-country and below-country level institutions and international business -- Chapter 17: International services: the interface between service characteristics, policy, and institutions / Kristin Brandl, Peter D. Orberg Jensen, Andrew Jones, and Patrik Strom -- Chapter 18: Creating a typology of international alliances with city-level distance measures / Juliane Engsig, Bo B. Nielsen, Paul Chiambaretto, and Andry Ramaroson -- Chapter 19: Successful and unsuccessful radical transformation of multinational mobile telephony companies: the role of institutional context / Frank Elter, Paul Gooderham, and Inger Stensaker -- Chapter 20: A note on changing regulation in international business; the world intellectual property organization (WIPO) and artificial intelligence / Aldo Alvarez-Risco and Shyla Del Aguila-Arcentales -- Part V: Institutions and sustainability strategies -- Chapter 21: Environmental sustainability strategy and international performance: a review of literature and a conceptual model / Leonardo. Barbosa, Jorge Carneiro, Camila Costa, Filip De Beule, Rafael Goldszmidt, and T. Diana Macedo-Soares -- Chapter 22: Embeddedness and interactions in new public environmental management governance: international and intertemporal evidence on voluntary standards / Marcus Wagner -- Chapter 23: Environmental concerns - uniting generations for a global cause in turbulent times / Susana Costa e Silva, Paulo Duarte, Carla Martins, and Paulo Collaco -- Chapter 24: The diffusion of corporate sustainability in global supply networks: an empirical examination of the global automotive industry / Bruno Barreto de Goes, Masaaki Kotabe, and Jose M. G. Geleilate.
Additional Edition:
Print version: ISBN 9781800432451
Additional Edition:
PDF version: ISBN 9781800432444
Language:
English
URL:
https://doi.org/10.1108/S1745-8862202115
