All Articles tagged ownership

• Dissertation
  November 22, 2023 EDT
  Chinese Firms’ Corporate Political Capabilities in Overseas Markets
  Zhi Bo Qiu

  Drawing from case studies on six prominent Chinese firms, this dissertation offers novel theoretical frameworks and practical guidance for building corporate political capabilities in overseas markets, particularly under geopolitical uncertainty.

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• Dissertation
  December 04, 2020 EDT
  Reappraising International Business in a Digital Arena: Barriers, Strategies, and Context for Digital Internationalization
  Noman Ahmed Shaheer

  Born-digital firms can adopt novel strategies to overcome the unique challenges of digital internationalization and accelerate international penetration of their digital innovations.

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• Article
  May 01, 2019 EDT
  Corporate Governance in Latin America: Towards Shareholder Democracy
  Rafel Crespí-CladeraRuth V. AguileraLuiz Ricardo Kabbach de Castro

  Dual-class shares entrench majority shareholders and reduce the ability of minority shareholders to oversee management decisions. This article describes the presence of dual-class shares in...

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• Article
  May 01, 2019 EDT
  The Dominance of Pyramidal Business Groups in Latin America Persists
  Susan Perkins

  This article provides insight on the historically dominant ownership structures in Latin America known as grupos. Unlike the widely-held standalone firm, the corporate governance dilemma...

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• Dissertation
  August 01, 2014 EDT
  Foreign Acquisitions by Indian Multinational Enterprises: Testing and Extending Internationalisation Frameworks
  Surender Munjal

  Scholarly interest on scrutinising internationalisation strategies used by multinational enterprises from emerging economies has been swiftly growing. New theoretical frameworks, such as the Linkage-Leverage- Learning...

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• Article
  May 01, 2013 EDT
  Building Political Risk Management Skills in the Middle East
  Tim J. Rogmans

  Global markets are increasingly characterized by political risk and uncertainty, nowhere more so than in the Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA) region. In this...

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