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Location and collocation advantages in international innovation
Rajneesh Narula, Grazia D. SantangeloThis paper examines the role of location‐specific (L) advantages in the spatial distribution of multinational enterprise (MNE) R&D activity. The meaning of L advantages is…
The Arab Spring, MNEs, and virtual public spheres
Mamoun Benmamoun, Morris Kalliny, Robert A. CropfAlthough multinational enterprises (MNEs), according to John Dunning's work, are driven by motives of ownership, location, internalization and, ultimately, higher returns, these…
Regional economic integration and international strategic alliances: evidence from the EU
Hadi S. Alhorr, Kimberly Boal, Birton J. CowdenRegional economic integration has been a major area of research in the field of international economics and international trade, with little attention being paid to the impact of…
Why MNCs tend to concentrate their activities in their home region
Joachim Wolf, Till Dunemann, William G. EgelhoffThe current paper seeks to analyze to what degree theories from different fields of social science are able to explain the home‐region orientation of MNCs. This is necessary since…
A comment on China and “The social responsibility of international business scholars”
Ziyi WeiThis comment aims to join the discussion raised by Peng et al. regarding the social responsibility of international business (IB) scholars in the case of Chinese outward foreign…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Irina Surdu-Nardella
- Tazeeb Rajwani