ISMO and international business: past and future

Oded Shenkar

International Studies of Management & Organization, 2020, vol. 50, issue 4, 300-302

Abstract: ISMO’s legacy is that of putting on stage authors whose voices have not been heard, a goal admirably fulfilled. Now, the future of the journal lies in sounding new voices: Topics, firms, locations, disciplines and methodologies that have not been targeted by other management journals.

Date: 2020
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