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Corporate Parenting Styles in the Global Economy

Gurkov, Igor - 2014

The paper provides a summary of the existing typologies of corporate parenting styles and discovers the missing elements in the theoretical constructs. New theoretical constructs fill the gaps. The paper presents a new typology of corporate parenting style by combining “adding value to...

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Corporate Parenting Style In The Global Economy

Gurkov, Igor - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2014

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Management practices in Russian multinational subsidiaries: the Case of knauf cis

Gurkov, Igor; Kossov, Vladimir; Filippov, Sergey - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2013

This paper analyzes the growth and evolution of Knauf CIS Group from 1992 to 2012. The study defines the features and characteristics of the firm’s corporate policies including production and operations, marketing, HR management, and societal engagement. These policies have enabled Russian...

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Innovation management in Russia’s foreign manufacturing subsidiaries: a pilot exploration of creation and implementation of effective innovation routines

Gurkov, Igor; Filippov, Sergey - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2013

Subsidiaries of foreign multinational companies are essential part of the modern Russian economy. In many sectors, they enjoy dominant positions. Innovation is an important driver and determinant of this dominance. Yet, little research has been done on innovation strategies and innovation...

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Innovation processes in the Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of MNCs – an integrated view from case studies

Gurkov, Igor; Filippov, Sergey - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2013

The extant literature acknowledges the role of overseas subsidiaries in the growth and development of multinational companies (MNCs). Such subsidiaries are viewed as critical players in the innovation process at MNCs. Although this topic has gained importance, it remains largely under-researched...

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Les nouvelles logiques de décomposition internationale des processus productifs

Mouhoud, El Mouhoub; Moati, Philippe - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2005

In the early 1980’s, Bernard Lassudrie-Duchêne was one of the first authors to analyse theorically and empirically the international production process decomposition (or fragmentation). This phenomenon, which explains a large part of the intermediate goods international trade, has become one...

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Essays on offshoring, wage inequality and innovation

Benz, Sebastian - 2014

chapter compares the impact of international trade in intermediate inputs (offshoring) on wage inequality in two distinct but … similar frameworks. In the first framework the profitability of offshoring is based on increasing returns to scale on the task …-level, whereas the second framework relies on differences in relative factor endowments of the two countries involved in offshoring …

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Corporate Governance in a Networked Age

Vermeulen, Erik P. M. - 2015

In a networked and digital age, we need to rethink the structure of the modern corporation. In order to survive and grow, corporations must operate with a new set of assumptions and principles in order to remain relevant, competitive, and successful. Consider the growing number of technology...

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Technology Spillovers and Innovation - the importance of domestic and foreign sources

Lööf, Hans - Centre of Excellence for Science and Innovation … - 2007

This paper asks whether there is evidence of higher innovation output from firms where there is more foreign activity in terms of foreign direct investments (FDI), trade and collaboration on innovation, or if proximity between innovators is more important. With a sample of about two-thirds of...

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GLOBALIZATION OF INNOVATION ACTIVITY BY TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS: AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE PRESENT ECONOMIC CRISIS

ZORSKA, ANNA - In: Perspectives of Innovation in Economics and Business (PIEB) 4 (2010) 1, pp. 11-14

The research aims to investigate the process of globalizing innovation activity conducted by transnational corporations (TNCs), in a wider context of economic changes outside and inside companies. The process has been triggered by decentralization and internationalization of R&D, “creative...

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