The global business environment is increasingly characterized by dynamic interactions among an ever-widening group of actors – public, for-profit and not-for-profit – involved in the provision of such local collective goods as health, education, transportation and communication in emerging...

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an increasingly pervasive phenomenon on the European and North American economic and political landscape. In this paper, we extend neo-institutional and stakeholder theory to show how differences in the institutional environments of Europe and the United...

We develop a theoretical framework for describing, modelling, and predicting entrepreneurial strategies by corporations in transitional public policy environments. Drawing on research in entrepreneurship, real options, and strategic management under uncertainty, we demonstrate how corporations...