Journal of International Business Studies

1970 - 2026

Current editor(s): John Cantwell

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Palgrave Macmillan
Academy of International Business
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Volume 57, issue 5, 2026

Evolving patterns of gender inequality over time and across countries: new theoretical perspectives and an emerging research agenda pp. 637-642

Sjoerd Beugelsdijk, Michele J Gelfand and Johannes Kleinhempel

Privacy trade-offs in international markets pp. 643-659

Natalie Chisam, Jordan W. Moffett, Frank Germann and Robert W. Palmatier

Cross-border effects of US FCPA enforcement: information and institutional spillovers in China through industry peers pp. 660-676

Haijie Huang, Jeong-Bon Kim, Edward Lee and Junsheng Zhang

Techno-nationalism’s paradox in international standard setting pp. 677-694

Qingqing Chen and Hong Yu Xiao

Correction: Techno-nationalism’s paradox in international standard setting pp. 695-695

Qingqing Chen and Hong Yu Xiao

In a ‘bad’ place? Location and the relationship between tax haven use and corporate reputation pp. 696-718

Giulio Nardella, Chris Jones, Stephen Brammer and Yama Temouri

Do political systems affect economic outcomes? The geography of inward FDI and its relationships with growth and inequality pp. 719-742

Dario Maimone Ansaldo Patti, Ram Mudambi and Pietro Navarra

Financial statement comparability and employment stability around the world pp. 743-767

Inder K. Khurana and Rong Irene Zhong

Foreignness-based social comparison and strategic change: which peer groups matter and when? pp. 768-790

Pengcheng Ma, Lin Cui, Wenping Ye and Stephen X. Zhang

How (much) does country matter to CSR? A variance decomposition study pp. 791-801

Steve Sauerwald, David J. Skandera and Tang Wang

What makes an internationalizing firm entrepreneurial? pp. 802-813

Daniel R. Clark, Robert J. Pidduck and Nicole E. Coviello

Volume 57, issue 4, 2026

Reclaiming history in IB research: expanding interdisciplinary inquiry through historical contextualization pp. 441-456

Stephanie Decker, Geoffrey Jones, Klaus E. Meyer, Rebecca Piekkari and Catherine Welch

Indigenization as a distinct path of expropriation: French and US investments in Spain, 1870s–1959 pp. 457-476

Adoración Álvaro-Moya, Rafael Castro Balaguer and Caterina Moschieri

Success and failure in family firm internationalization: The case of Rothschild pp. 477-498

Liena Kano, Luciano Ciravegna, Andrew Johnston and Alain Verbeke

When does historical context matter? Explaining the emergence of competence-creating subsidiaries pp. 499-515

Andrew C. Godley, Shane Hamilton and Marrisa Joseph

How does colonial history matter for expatriate adjustment? The case of Brazilians in Portugal pp. 516-535

Roberta Aguzzoli, Martyna Śliwa, Jorge Lengler, Chris Brewster and Denise Rossato Quatrin

Artificial states, ethnicity, and the survival of private participation infrastructure projects in Africa pp. 536-554

Shuo Zhang and Jane W. Lu

The spirit of the times: historical conditions and market-seeking FDI strategies by U.S. alcohol firms pp. 555-576

Xuchang Chen, Vladislav Maksimov, Blake Dustin Mathias and Stephanie Lu Wang

Revisiting the Uppsala model from a history-to-theory perspective: New lessons on network positioning from a global electric company pp. 577-596

Alvaro Ferreira Silva, Emanuel Gomes, Ferran Vendrell-Herrero and David W. Lehman

Manufacturing national consent for industrial policy: a microhistorical analysis of Finnish shipbuilding pp. 597-617

Christian Stutz and Saara Matala

Parallel internationalization during radical industry transformations: the case of Telecom Finland pp. 618-635

Zeerim Cheung and Aleksi Niittymies

Volume 57, issue 3, 2026

Ethics in the editorial office: practical implications for managing journals pp. 297-302

Anne Hoekman

Calculating and reporting degrees of freedom in structural equation modeling: an empirical generalization study pp. 303-313

Bo Bernhard Nielsen and Jose M. Cortina

Institutional investors, tax havens, and multinational subsidiaries pp. 314-337

Nicole Choi, Han Donker, Mark Fedenia and John R. Nofsinger

Bottom-up innovation under uncertainty: the role of face concerns in shaping overt and covert innovation across cultures pp. 338-355

Jinzhao Qu, Svetlana N. Khapova and Yipeng Tang

Banking system stability: a global analysis of cybercrime laws pp. 356-380

Douglas Cumming, My Nguyen, Anh Viet Pham and Ama Samarasinghe

Once sued, twice shy: international litigation, trust radius, and international expansion pp. 381-397

Xuchang Chen, Han Li and Jingjing Yao

CEO-to-employee pay ratios, societal-level income inequality, and citizens’ subjective well-being pp. 398-411

Kaifeng Jiang, Yingya Jia, Anne S. Tsui and Jia Yu

Guilty as charged? Reassessing the problem of single-country samples in cultural distance studies pp. 412-423

Myung Suk Kim and Khan-Pyo Lee

High-investment human resource practices and firm performance in the context of national education systems and labor markets: A cross-national meta-analysis pp. 424-434

Joo Hun Han, Saehee Kang, David G. Allen and Yan Pan

Supremacy: the race to build the world’s most powerful AI pp. 435-438

Sorin M. S. Krammer and Soni Jha

Correction: Navigating geopolitical risks: How U.S. firms adjust supply chains amid U.S.–China rivalry pp. 439-439

Bo Yang, Jinyuan Song, Yifan Wei and Jing Li

Volume 57, issue 2, 2026

Multinationals’ solutions to Grand Challenges pp. 125-144

Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra, Grazia D. Santangelo, Gerard George, Laszlo Tihanyi, Jonathan Doh, Lemma W. Senbet and Xufei Ma

Global ecological dependence and multinationals’ climate innovation: the role of climate risk exposure and institutional conditions pp. 145-163

Aurora Genin and Juan Bu

The global sourcing of green products pp. 164-172

Heather Berry, Jasmina Chauvin, Yuxi Lance Cheng and Narae Lee

Gender wage discrimination and the attractiveness of foreign MNC subsidiaries as employers for women pp. 173-196

Wolfgang Sofka, Christoph Grimpe and Ulrich Kaiser

Global investors, hidden suppliers: how institutions shape the impact of stock market liberalization programs on corporate responsibility pp. 197-219

Shipeng Yan, Wei Jiang and Yue Xu

The data-based power of big-tech multinational enterprises pp. 220-235

Ke Rong, Ronaldo Parente, Ziliang Deng, Zhengyao Kang, Ram Mudambi and William Newburry

Global meets local: community political ideology and Chinese cross-border M&As in the U.S pp. 236-256

Yinuo Tang, Juan Bu, Danqing Wang and Weilei Shi

Climate vulnerability and stock price crash risk worldwide pp. 257-280

Xiaoran Ni, Yi Si and Bohui Zhang

Digital dampening and internationalization of digital firms pp. 281-291

Siddharth Natarajan, Qingwei Li and Seung Ho Park

The Helsinki internationalization process model: foundations and future agenda pp. 292-295

Ivo Zander

Volume 57, issue 1, 2026

Reflections on the 2025 JIBS Decade Award: “Institutions and social entrepreneurship: The role of institutional voids, institutional support, and institutional configurations” pp. 1-3

Rosalie L. Tung

Institutions and social entrepreneurship: a hierarchy of institutions to revisit institutional voids, support, and configurations pp. 4-25

Ute Stephan, Lorraine M. Uhlaner and Christopher Stride

Looking beyond institutional influences on social entrepreneurs: key issues and an agenda for future IB research on social venture impact pp. 26-35

A. Rebecca Reuber and Eileen Fischer

Reframing social entrepreneurship in IB: from institutional constraints to generative processes in Creation Theory pp. 36-44

Sharon A. Alvarez

Innovate or litigate? The dual impacts of multimarket contacts on global competition pp. 45-65

Claudio Giachetti, Ergun Onoz and Tieying Yu

Home-country egalitarianism and cross-border nonmarket strategy pp. 66-83

Jin Hyung Kim and Jordan I. Siegel

Trapped in the MNE matrix: liminal identity at the local–corporate–global nexus pp. 84-101

Kieran M. Conroy and David G. Collings

Third-country MNEs, trade wars, and competitive opportunities: a real-options perspective pp. 102-119

Hyewon Ma and Joseph Clougherty

Principles of sustainable business: frameworks for corporate action on the SDGs pp. 120-123

Elizabeth Wang and David Horan