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Knowledge flows within multinational corporations : why are some subsidiaries isolated?

Monteiro, L. Felipe (contributor); … - 2005

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Knowledge flows within multinational corporations : explaining subsidiary isolation and its performance implications

Monteiro, L. Felipe (contributor); … - 2006

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Taxing the Multinational Enterprise : On the Forced Redesign of Global Value Chains and Other Inefficiencies

Foss, Nicolai J. - 2018

The taxation of the multinational enterprise (MNE) has been a continuing concern for policy-makers. We argue that the changing nature of the mobile MNE (e.g., its improved ability to fine-slice the value chain and disperse it geographically) makes it increasingly important to rethink current tax...

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Multinationals, international business, and poverty : a cross-disciplinary research overview and conceptual framework

Kolk, Ans; Rivera-Santos, Miguel; Rufín, Carlos Ramón - In: Journal of International Business Policy : JIBP 1 (2018) 1/2, pp. 92-115

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Extrinsic and Intrinsic Drivers of Corporate Social Performance : Evidence from Foreign and Domestic Firms in Mexico

Muller, Alan; Kolk, Ans - 2009

extrinsically driven and those that consider it to be intrinsically driven. While some studies in the management literature have … directly, but has focused largely on extrinsic pressures. This paper aims to link the management and IB literatures by … addressing intrinsic drivers, specifically management commitment to ethics, in conjunction with extrinsic (trade-related) drivers …

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Uncovering Missing Links in Global Value Chain Research – And Implications for Corporate Social Responsibility and International Business

Serdijn, Merel; Kolk, Ans; Fransen, Luc - 2020

Purpose—Amidst burgeoning attention for global value chains (GVCs) in international business (IB), this paper identifies a clear “missing link” in this literature, and discusses implications for research and corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy-making and...

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The Multiplicity of International Corporate Social Responsibility Standards : Implications for Global Value Chain Governance

Fransen, Luc; Kolk, Ans; Rivera-Santos, Miguel - 2019

Purpose: This paper examines the multiplicity of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) standards, explaining its nature, dynamics, and implications for Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) and International Business (IB), especially in the context of CSR and global value chain (GVC)...

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A Story of Breakthrough vs. Incremental Innovation : Corporate Entrepreneurship in the Global Pharmaceutical Industry

Dunlap, Denise R. - 2014

Breakthrough innovations are difficult to create; yet they are critical to long term competitive advantage. This highlights the considerable opportunities and risks that face corporate entrepreneurs. We study the complex explorative and exploitative entrepreneurial processes of multinational...

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Exploring the International Connectivity of Chinese Inventors in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Perri, Alessandra; Scalera, Vittoria Giada; Mudambi, Ram - 2016

This paper explores the integration of emerging countries into the global system of innovation, as a channel for their technological catch-up. Using data on the innovative activity in the Chinese pharmaceutical industry, we analyze the geographic dispersion of inventor networks linked to China,...

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Internationalization and Environmental Disclosure : The Role of Home and Host Institutions

Kolk, Ans; Fortanier, Fabienne - 2013

Purpose – The domestic institutional context has emerged as a key determinant of firms’ environmental disclosure, but studies have hardly addressed the extent to which exposure to foreign institutional contexts plays a role in the occurrence and contents of non-financial disclosure, crucial...

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