Based on a survey and content analysis of 462 peer‐reviewed academic articles over the
period 1990–2014, this article reviews theories related to the external drivers of corporate …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to carry out a review of the academic literature about
corporate social irresponsibility (CSIR) highlighting aspects that help us to define socially …

Back Cover Copy-Usunier" This book is noteworthy in its content and approach as well as in
generating class discussion on intercultural marketing relations, exchange, and …

Developing countries have recently experienced a burgeoning of small-scale individual
entrepreneurs (SIEs)–who range from petty traders to personal service workers like small …

Drawing upon rational choice and investor attention theories, we examine how accusations
of corporate bribery and subsequent investigations shape market reactions. Using event …

Globalization leads to cross-border business transactions between societies with very
different norms and regulations regarding bribery. Bribery in international business …

This study aims to investigate how Information & Communication Technology (ICT)
development can contribute to a reduction in firms' perceived corruption pressure. Based on …

We develop a novel, sense‐making perspective on corruption in transition economies. Prior
research has focused on understanding why some entrepreneurs are more likely to pay …

Corruption, in both the developing and the developed world, has been studied in many
disciplines, especially economics and politics, but there is considerable scope for a …

This study explores whether or not a firm's ownership status, as state-owned enterprise
(SOE) or private-owned enterprise (POE), will influence its likelihood of engaging in illegality …