International Business (IB) research on foreign‐location choice has experienced a revival in
recent years, yet a comprehensive review has been sorely lacking. The purpose of this …

Instrumental variable (IV) methods provide a powerful but underutilized tool to address many
common problems with observational sociological data. Key to their successful use is having …

This article presents and empirically substantiates a theoretical account explaining the
making and stabilisation of illiberal hegemony in Hungary. It combines a Polanyian …

Our lives have gradually become dominated by markets. They are not only at the heart of
capitalistic economies all over the world, but also central in public debates. This insightful …

The authors meta-analyze relationships of perceived organizational support (POS) with
attitudinal and behavioral outcomes in Western (ie, horizontal-individualistic) and Eastern …

In 1999 the Helsinki Summit officially positioned Turkey within the European Union (EU)
enlargement process. Since then, Turkey has been undergoing an extraordinary political …

Although income inequality in Central and Eastern Europe was considerably lower during
socialism than in other countries at comparable levels of development, it increased …

Scholars and critics often lament that corporations rule the world, but predominant accounts
of global governance imply almost the opposite: With theories populated by national …

This conceptual paper argues that national differences in human resource management
(HRM) matter and can be explained by cultural and institutional theories. We explore briefly …

Democracy is in crisis around the globe. Hungary was long heralded as a champion of
political and economic liberalization in postsocialist Eastern Europe. However, the country …