Internationalization is a critical strategy for emerging market firms (EMFs) to expand limited domestic knowledge and support developing green technology innovation (GTI) that requires complex, interdisciplinary, and multi-purpose knowledge. Internationalization involves experiential learning...

Changing geopolitics sheds light on the importance to develop better understanding on the liability of foreignness through the rise of authoritarian states and the decline of democratic states and liberalism that hollow out democratic institutions and norms within and between countries because...

We explore entrepreneurial enablers of emerging market (EM) small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) internationalization, since existing frameworks are insufficient to explain this phenomenon. To carry out our research, we conducted 25 semi-structured interviews and concluded that three...

Certain features of imported second-hand cars (e.g., age, degree of wear and tear, technical design) can increase their likelihood for traffic crashes. Three official datasets which cover an eight year period (2008–2015) are used to test the connection between importation of second-hand cars...

This study focused on scrutinizing the impact of corporate hedging practices by MNCs on the firm's risk, such as systematic and total risk. Commonly hedging practices are used by MNCs to manage the exposure of the exchange rate risk. At the same time, exchange rate risk will significantly...

This article presents a fencing network perspective to describe the process and motives of the internationalization of emerging market multinationals. Emerging market multinationals use a fencing network internationalization model, through merge and acquisitions, to strategically redirect...

Actors in international law are presumed to be states. Yet in the international economic law arena, the corporation is one of the most prominent non-state actors. Indeed, in some instances, the corporation may even be more influential than the state in some arenas of international economic law....

The emergence of hybrid ownership structures and their OFDI activities is a critical but under-investigated phenomenon in the international business domain. In this study, we carve out three varieties of hybrid ownership that capture the intra-organizational elements of hybrid firms: the...

Despite in the last two decades researchers have increasingly raised questions regarding the impact of the Internet and digital technologies on the ways that firms operate and create value in international markets, International Entrepreneurship research is particularly scarce in identifying the...