Asia Pacific Business Review
1996 - 2021
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Volume 27, issue 1, 2021
- Leadership, performance and socialist reforms: how did reform leadership emerge and create change? pp. 1-10

- Chris Rowley, Ingyu Oh and Wonho Jang
- Transitional leaders in China: the increasing importance of political acumen among private entrepreneurs pp. 11-28

- Yaping Zhou, Yinan Li and Donggen Rui
- The key elements of strategic leadership capabilities to the latecomer firm: the case of RT Mart’s success in the Chinese retail industry pp. 29-52

- Jungwon Yoon and Moon-Gi Suh
- A meta-analysis of top management team compositional characteristics and corporate innovation in China pp. 53-76

- Xuhua Wei, Huan Yang and Siyi Han
- The impact of authentic leadership on employee creativity in Vietnam: a mediating effect of psychological contract and moderating effects of subcultures pp. 77-100

- Tran Huy Phuong and Kiyoshi Takahashi
- The effect of innovation and leadership on performance in China and Vietnam pp. 101-110

- Nuttawuth Muenjohn, Jun Ishikawa, Peamawat Muenjohn, Mumtaz Ali Memon and Hiram Ting
- Employee voice mechanisms, transformational leadership, group prototypicality, and voice behaviour: a comparison of portfolio career workers in Japan, Korea and China pp. 111-144

- Seonjo Kim and Jun Ishikawa
Volume 26, issue 5, 2020
- The enigma of Chinese business: understanding corporate performance through managerial ties pp. 529-536

- Chris Rowley and Ingyu Oh
- An empirical investigation on how big data analytics influence China SMEs performance: do product and process innovation matter? pp. 537-562

- Hamza Saleem, Yongjun Li, Zulqurnain Ali, Aqsa Mehreen and Muhammad Salman Mansoor
- High-performance work systems in mainland China: a review and research agenda pp. 563-587

- Yujie Cai
- Does cooperative goal interdependence facilitate market orientation? A top management’s firm–customer perspective in China pp. 588-612

- Yifeng Nancy Chen, Mike Chao and Yuejie Pan
- How do managerial ties influence the effectuation and causation of entrepreneurship in China? The role of entrepreneurs’ cognitive bias pp. 613-641

- Wenwei Zhang, Wenhong Zhao, Yu Gao and Zhenxin Xiao
- When does environmental corporate social responsibility promote managerial ties in China? The moderating role of industrial power and market hierarchy pp. 642-662

- Shuyang Wang, Zelong Wei, Xi Song, Sanggyun Na and Jing Ye
- Run away or stick together: the impact of firm misbehavior on alliance partners’ defection in China pp. 663-689

- Lucy Sojung Lee and Weiguo Zhong
- Handbook on the international political economy of China pp. 690-691

- Gordon Redding
- The China-Pakistan economic corridor of the belt and road initiative concept, context and assessment pp. 691-695

- Muhammad Afzaal
Volume 26, issue 4, 2020
- Control and collaboration in Philippine conglomerates: an empirical study on the effects of board structural characteristics on firm performance pp. 375-395

- Regina M. Lizares
- Parent-firm advantages and management control effects on subsidiary performance in emerging economies: a study of foreign direct investment in Thailand pp. 396-424

- Yunshi Mao, Ornicha Norkaew and Yangchun Liu
- Profiling the paternalistic manager: leadership excellence in the Philippines pp. 425-452

- Christopher Selvarajah, Denny Meyer and Pradeepa Dahanayake
- Effects of public pension funds and Stewardship Code on dividends and firm value: evidence from National Pension Service of Korea pp. 453-477

- Yun Kyung Kim and Yunsung Koh
- Multi-level and multi-faceted institutional dynamics: neoliberal reforms in Korean universities, 2008–2013 pp. 478-502

- Dongyoub Shin and Daehun Chung
- Leadership: critical perspectives and emerging opportunities in a complex and imperfect world pp. 503-508

- Keith Jackson
- Islands, maps, conflicts: the recurring relevance of physical geography in the Asia Pacific pp. 509-517

- Keith Jackson
- Gateway cities in global production networks: insights from the oil and gas industry in Southeast Asia pp. 518-520

- Susan Kurdli
- Analytics in healthcare: a practical introduction pp. 520-522

- Manu Sharma and Sudhanshu Joshi
- Digital transformation in business and society: theory and cases pp. 523-525

- Saleh Shahriar
- India’s recent inward foreign direct investment: an assessment pp. 525-527

- Dilip K. Das
Volume 26, issue 3, 2020
- Japanese investment location choice in the US: a home-country firm bandwagon effect pp. 239-264

- Rémy Magnier-Watanabe
- The regional nature of Japanese firms: antecedents and consequences pp. 265-285

- Hitoshi Iwashita
- Exploring managerial leadership in Vietnam: where Confucianism meets Dharma pp. 286-312

- Christopher Selvarajah and Denny Meyer
- The effects of organizational mindfulness on ethical behaviour and firm performance: empirical evidence from Vietnam pp. 313-335

- Nguyen Phong Nguyen, Huiying Wu, Felicitas Evangelista and Thu Ngoc Quynh Nguyen
- The application of categorization and stereotype content theories to country of origin image: Vietnamese perceptions towards Korean wave brands pp. 336-361

- Hyeri Lee, Myung-Su Chae and Yong Kyu Lew
- Understanding governance in contemporary Japan: transformation and the regulatory state pp. 362-366

- Takahiro Ando
- Wa: the essence of Japanese design pp. 366-368

- Keith Jackson
- Cool Japanese men: studying new masculinities at Cambridge pp. 368-373

- Keith Jackson
- Doing business in Korea pp. 373-374

- Felicia Istad
Volume 26, issue 2, 2020
- Dedication to Malcolm Warner pp. 109-110

- Jane Nolan and Chris Rowley
- Malcolm Warner: a tribute pp. 111-112

- Gordon Redding
- Whither guanxi and social networks in China? A review of theory and practice pp. 113-123

- Jane Nolan and Chris Rowley
- Ethical cronyism: an insider approach for building guanxi and leveraging business performance in China pp. 124-148

- T. K. P. Leung and Bradley R. Barnes
- Elective affinity between guanxi favouritism and market rationality: guanxi circles as governance structure in China’s private firms pp. 149-168

- Yanjie Bian and Man Shuai
- Organizational justice in Chinese banks: understanding the variable influence of guanxi on perceptions of fairness in performance appraisal pp. 169-189

- Fan Gu, Jane Nolan and Chris Rowley
- Gendered and sexualized guanxi: the use of erotic capital in the workplace in urban China pp. 190-208

- Ling Tang
- Founder’s social ties, learning and entrepreneurial knowledge acquisition in China pp. 209-229

- Biaoan Shan and Xifeng Lu
- Guanxi: how China works pp. 230-233

- Jane Nolan
- Systematic Reviews and Theory Building for Asia Pacific Business and Management: Directions for Research, Theory and Practice pp. 235-237

- The Editors
Volume 26, issue 1, 2020
- Trends in Chinese management and business: change, Confucianism, leadership, knowledge & innovation pp. 1-8

- Chris Rowley and Ingyu Oh
- Folk tales and organizational change: an integrative model for Chinese management pp. 9-20

- Ronald Busse
- Does Confucian management exist in Chinese companies? An examination of the intersection between cultural influence and business practice in China pp. 21-31

- Andrew Atherton
- An examination of three-way interactions of paternalistic leadership in China pp. 32-49

- Wai Kwan Lau, Zhen Li and John Okpara
- Interpersonal feelings and knowledge seeking in China pp. 50-71

- Michael Jijin Zhang
- Effects of organizational innovation and technological innovation capabilities on firm performance: evidence from firms in China’s Pearl River Delta pp. 72-96

- Quan Chen, Chun-Hsien Wang and Shi-Zheng Huang
- China’s crisis of success pp. 97-107

- Gordon Redding
- Building a normative order in the South China Sea: evolving disputes, expanding options pp. 99-104

- Paul Barratt
- Silk Road to Belt Road: reinventing the past and shaping the future pp. 104-107

- Muhammad Afzaal
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