Asia Pacific Journal of Management
1991 - 2026
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Volume 43, issue 3, 2026
- CEO organizational identification and firm strategic change: an AMC framework pp. 1275-1308

- Weiwen Li, Xiwen Kang, Ai He and Meihua Zhou
- Military CEOs and corporate downsizing pp. 1309-1337

- Shi Yi, Jiang Xu and He Gang
- Family CEOs versus nonfamily CEOs in family firms: Who perform better in ESG practices? pp. 1339-1368

- Jin-hui Luo, Yilong Wu and Jason Zezhong Xiao
- Generation of family CEO and outward FDI: an examination of Indian family firms pp. 1369-1399

- Arindam Mondal, Somnath Lahiri and Sougata Ray
- The effects of ceos’ personality traits on firm’s internationalization rhythm pp. 1401-1443

- Bin Liu, Gongming Qian, Lee Li and Qi Wu
- How does CEO career horizon drive corporate venture capital investments? The moderating role of CEO power pp. 1445-1475

- Liangyong Wan and Xin Sui
- Are all ravens black? How does corporate governance in US and Chinese firms rein in excessive CEO pay? pp. 1477-1505

- Rui Jiang and Zhiang J. Lin
- Lifting the veil of competitive awareness of multinationals pp. 1507-1537

- Canan C. Mutlu, Mike W. Peng, Sheen S. Levine, Sergey Lebedev and Craig Macaulay
- Poverty alleviation of multinational enterprises in home country: symbolic or substantive? pp. 1539-1576

- Chengcheng Xia, Longwei Tian, Yanling Lian and Hengyuan Zhang
- All relationships are not created equal: the effects of inter-organizational relationships on subsidiary’s value at the onset of corporate crises pp. 1577-1609

- Jiuchang Wei, Zhi Li, Alexander H. Ziegler and Haipeng Allan Chen
- Corporate language and knowledge transfer in MNE subsidiaries: A relevance lens pp. 1611-1646

- Audra I. Mockaitis, Jiahui Tan, Jinwei Zhu, Cherrie Jiuhua Zhu and Ziran Chen
- Collaboration across boundaries: an active trust management perspective pp. 1647-1676

- Hua Li, Fuli Li, Hong Deng and Jingyu Dong
- Entrepreneurial socialist imprints and the philanthropy of privately-owned firms pp. 1677-1712

- Weiqi Dai, Felix Arndt and Mingqing Liao
- Institutional complexity and entrepreneurial work in grassroots cultural heritage: Evidence from Hanfu entrepreneurship in China pp. 1713-1743

- Chen Fan, Bin Wang, Zhuyun Song and Xiaoyu Yu
- Correction to: Institutional complexity and entrepreneurial work in grassroots cultural heritage: Evidence from Hanfu entrepreneurship in China pp. 1745-1746

- Chen Fan, Bin Wang, Zhuyun Song and Xiaoyu Yu
- Can the improvement of institutional environment promote corporate social responsibility in the context of information technology? ——An exploratory study pp. 1747-1783

- Rong Ran, Di Dong, Hetong Jia and Yi Xie
- Mitigating or aggravating muck: investigating the double-edged impact of greenwashing on employee green behavior pp. 1785-1818

- Xuefei Wang, Yun Chen, Yuxin Liu and Rongrong Zhang
- Pollution control and credit access: the case of small and medium-sized enterprises in China pp. 1819-1847

- Lina Shi
- Revisiting the board structure: how staggered board mitigates minority shareholders expropriation pp. 1849-1888

- Shihua Chen, Luhan Wang and Khalil Jebran
- The effect of multi-governance mechanisms on industrial cluster network effectiveness: an integrated perspective of external and internal network levels pp. 1889-1924

- Jiaxin Wang, Shaohan Cai and Qinghong Xie
- The bricoleur organization – exploring the identity dimension of bricolage in cultural organizations pp. 1925-1958

- Kanika Khurana and Atanu Ghosh
Volume 43, issue 2, 2026
- The dynamic evolution and paradox management of niche leaders: T-Model as an effective strategic option pp. 681-692

- Peter Ping Li, Ziliang Deng, Steven Shijin Zhou and Mooweon Rhee
- Laggards go beyond catching up to become niche champions: a longitudinal case study in China pp. 693-723

- Xinmin Peng, Abby Jingzi Zhou, Xiaomeng Liu and Dianguang Liu
- The impact of long-term orientation on the resilience of niche leaders pp. 725-750

- Yiyun Luo, Aiqi Wu, Yihui Liu and Di Song
- Discrepancy is not always evil: The effect of inconsistency between strategic cognition and action on SADI firms’ performance in China pp. 751-784

- Linan Lei, Yichu Zhang, Ziyan Tan and Yeqi Wang
- Niche champions under environmental distress: an organizational resilience perspective pp. 785-811

- Lucas Liang Wang
- Scaling up into a niche leader in an emerging economy through continuous business model innovation: an effectuation perspective pp. 813-842

- Luning Shao, Shengce Ren, Jinmin Wang and Jianxin You
- Corporate misconduct in Japan: a view from comparative corporate governance pp. 843-867

- Weichieh Su, Hidetaka Aoki, Junichi Yamanoi and Eric W. K. Tsang
- Promote the digital transformation of traditional enterprise by resetting organizational identification pp. 869-895

- Xinbo Sun, Hongwei Wang and Yu Qian
- Does executive equity incentive boost up enterprise digital transformation? -The moderating role of strategic decision-making situation pp. 897-932

- Bei Lyu, Haojun Wang, Yan Zhou and Chen Wang
- How does board social capital affect ambidextrous innovation? pp. 933-988

- Han Wang, Dahui Li and Lidong Wu
- Can restricted stock incentives foster corporate innovation? Insights from core employees’ firm-specific knowledge investments pp. 989-1016

- Yan Li, Jiaxing You and Rui Chen
- Rectifying guanxi favoritism: towards a theory of guanxi inclusive leadership pp. 1017-1043

- Depeng Liu and Chao C. Chen
- Navigating the balance: how congruence between authoritative and benevolent leadership enhances employee thriving via relational identification pp. 1045-1069

- Liqian Yang, Qian Zhang, Hao Gong and Qi Zhang
- Bad supervisors destroy good practices: abusive supervision undermines the effect of socially responsible human resource management on employees’ volunteering pp. 1071-1093

- Yidong Tu, Yajun Fan, Shuoli Wang, Silu Chen and Wei He
- The linkage of “family” and “business”: the dual socialization growth path of successors——A multi-case analysis based on the adjustment and adaptation of familiness dynamic capability pp. 1095-1126

- Jiong Wu and Ziyu Zhou
- Making the debt paid off: the effect of work contact during family time on unethical pro-family behavior pp. 1127-1159

- Ken Cheng, Yifei Wang and Chenqi Cai
- Fostering employee service performance and customer-oriented organizational citizenship behavior: The joint effect of customer empowering behaviors and employee core self-evaluation pp. 1161-1192

- Xingwen Chen, Yijiao Ye, Zheng Zhu, Qi Cui and Jun Liu
- Correction to: Fostering employee service performance and customer-oriented organizational citizenship behavior: the joint effect of customer empowering behaviors and employee core self-evaluation pp. 1193-1194

- Xingwen Chen, Yijiao Ye, Zheng Zhu, Qi Cui and Jun Liu
- The implications of COVID-19 for employee health: the moderating roles of perceived government benevolence, leader empathy, and family centrality pp. 1195-1223

- Kong Zhou and Jia Hu
- The dual-edged sword effect of team task-related faultlines on team creativity pp. 1225-1247

- Cunhu Xi, Xiaoqian Qu and Yingqin Zhang
- Role of homesickness among expatriates in creativity at work: mediating role of online leisure crafting moderated by technology self-efficacy pp. 1249-1274

- I-Shuo Chen
Volume 43, issue 1, 2026
- One shero and/or a group of sheroes? Top executive gender and innovation in tech-based new venture pp. 1-27

- Li-Qun Wei
- Gendered leadership and market reactions to corporate environmental strategies: differentiation vs. conformity in emerging markets pp. 29-72

- Jie Wu, Luman Yu, Zaheer Khan and Zefu Wu
- A from-the-top view of strategic flexibility: a study of CEO social class, TMT regulatory focus, and environment uncertainty pp. 73-111

- Man Yang, Heng Liu, Hanqing Zhao and Joakim Wincent
- When shared leadership backfires in new venture teams: the roles of power struggles and functional background diversity pp. 113-136

- Hao Ji, Suqing Wu and Xiao-Yun Xie
- With higher leverage comes greater responsibility? Excess leverage and corporate social responsibility in China: the moderating role of CEO characteristics pp. 137-170

- Guangyu Huang, Jinhua Li and Liqiong Shen
- Unpacking the specialization paradox: the impact of founder’s industry experience on becoming a niche leader pp. 171-205

- Yingya Jia, Xiaoyu Yu, Shuping Yue and Bolun Li
- Overwhelmed by expectations? Exploring the curvilinear effects of leaders’ creativity expectations? pp. 207-238

- Haoding Wang, Haixiao Chen, Ji Tao, Youping Zhu and Lifang Gao
- Under the spotlight: contextualizing the firm vs. industry debate through the introduction of neighborhood effects pp. 239-268

- Siddharth Vedula, Markus Fitza, Anish Purkayastha and Florian Ellsaesser
- Cross-border investments and fundraising communication in entrepreneurship-through-acquisition: exploratory evidence from search fund entrepreneurs in Asia pp. 269-301

- Alexander Pöschl and Isabella Manh Quynh Mai
- Back to the roots: The homogenization of intra-national differences in societal culture and preferred managerial leader behaviors in China pp. 303-345

- Jasenko Ljubica, Romie Frederick Littrell, Charles Chen and Shuiquan Jiang
- Correction to: Back to the roots: the homogenization of intra-national differences in societal culture and preferred managerial leader behaviors in China pp. 347-347

- Jasenko Ljubica, Romie Frederick Littrell, Charles Chen and Shuiquan Jiang
- Financial slack and corporate social performance of Asian multinational corporations: An institutional difference hypothesis perspective pp. 349-394

- Irene Margaret, Ernst Verwaal and Frederiek Schoubben
- Doing good by doing differently? Assessing the impact of internal and external CSR deviations on firm performance in extreme contexts pp. 395-442

- Yang Li, Rui Shen and Hai Guo
- The influence of innovation performance deficit and CSR as a nonmarket strategy: The contingent role of competitive strategy pp. 443-472

- Xi Zhong and Ge Ren
- Protector or violator: Employees’ reactions to leader unethical pro-group behavior pp. 473-502

- Mo Chen, Iris D. Zhang and Ge Zhang
- Ashamed of conducting UPB: how ethical leadership influences employees’ reactions to prior UPB pp. 503-530

- Yirong Guo, Limei Chen, Tao Wang and Xiaojun Zhan
- The way, way back? workplace deviance and its subsequent reparative behaviors over time pp. 531-564

- Fan Luo, Wenjuan Mei, Tung Ng, Yu Zhu and Yanfei Wang
- How and when does family motivation decrease job performance through work-family conflict? The functions of role integration and segmentation preference pp. 565-587

- Hao Ji, Jin Yan and Qingyan Ye
- Impact of the usage of robots on employee workplace objectification and helping behavior: the moderating role of collectivism pp. 589-611

- Ning Yang
- Are resources always beneficial? The three-way interaction between slashies’ role stress, self-efficacy and job autonomy pp. 613-643

- Wen-Yan Duan, Tung-Ju Wu and Yuan Liang
- Feeling proud but losing control: investigating Supervisor’s responses toward subordinate bootlegging pp. 645-679

- Yuming Wang, Jinlian Luo, Xiaoyu Wang, Linlin Cao and Ming Yi
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