Digitalization has had pervasive effects on corruption, introducing new opportunities and
challenges to minimize the use of corruptive behaviours. This study investigates the dark …

This study extends nascent research on international corporate social responsibility (CSR)
by positing that foreign subsidiaries of multinational enterprises (MNEs) can overcome …

To examine technological innovation performances of international new ventures (INVs), this
study investigates how and under what conditions insider and institutional ownership might …

According to real options theory, a global network built through multinational investments
endows a firm with a series of options for future development. These options can enhance a …

Utilising institutional theory, we reconsider the relationship between foreign subsidiary
profitability and host country corruption, and offer two key insights. First, when corruption is …

This research aims to investigate how institutional pressures, such as legal, cultural, and
normative factors, affect CSR reporting (CSRR) in the context of a developing nation. Based …

There is significant research on the outcomes of corporate political activity (hereafter CPA).
However, despite a few prior studies acknowledging the negative externalities of political …

Increasingly demanding project requirements, stringent regulatory environments, and the
urgent need to create a positive industry climate all exert great pressure on construction …

Purpose This study reviews the literature on institutional theory in international business and
examines the institutional factors behind the success or failure of multinational corporations …

This paper explores how corporate social responsibility (CSR) is used as a political strategy.
Drawing on social exchange theory and using data from firms operating in Ghana, the …