Highly publicized scandals and increased stakeholder activism for sustainable development have resulted in calls for more responsible global leadership. At the same time, emerging economies characterized by weak institutions, political instability, and a shaky rule of law have gained in...

The sweeping changes in the Soviet Union under perestroika demand major changes in the way business is conducted internally and externally. The move to a more market‐based economy continues to cause confusion and places serious new demands upon Soviet managers. The jobs of Soviet managers...

This case study portrays Gordon Lankton, a highly successful U.S. executive who, drawing upon the relationships that he had built during two decades of doing business in Russia, succeeded in having Moscow’s renowned State Tretyakov Gallery lend priceless icons to his new museum in a small...