John H Dunning Centre for International Business Discussion Papers

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2019-04: Migration and the Location of MNEs Activities. Evidence from Italian Provinces: Luigi Benfratello, Davide Castellani and Anna Dâ€™Ambrosio
2019-03: Beyond Nationality: International Experience as a Key Dimension for Subsidiary Staffing Choices in MNEs: Chipoong Kim, Chul Chung and Chris Brewster
2019-02: Implementing â€˜Global HRM Standardsâ€™ across Multi-layered Subsidiary Contexts in an MNE: Chul Chung, Chris Brewster and Ã–dÃ¼l Bozkurt
2018-09: Boomerang Multinationals? Strategic Flexibilities or Rigidities? A Perspective on Developed versus Emerging Market Re-entrants: Irina Surdu, Kamel Mellahi and Keith Glaister
2018-08: Improving the Developmental Impact of Multinational Enterprises:Policy and Research challenges: Rajneesh Narula and AndrÃ© Pineli
2018-07: The Comfortable, the Rich, and the Super-rich. What Really Happened to Top British Incomes During the First Half of the Twentieth Century?: Peter Scott and James Walker
2018-06: Post-Entry Performance of International New Ventures: The Mediating Role of Learning Orientation: Stephan Gerschewski, Yong Kyu Lew, Zaheer Khan and Byung Il Park
2018-05: The Past and the Future of Employee Voice: Shenzhen's High Technology Industry: Denise Tsang and Zhang Yan
2018-03: Is Trust in Companies Rooted in Social Trust, or Regulatory Quality, or Both?: Markus Leibrecht and Hans Pitlik
2018-02: Theorizing Career Success for Low Status Migrants: Lovanirina Ramboarison-Lalao Lovanirina Ramboarison-Lalao and Chris Brewster
2017-05: Why Wait? The Speed of Foreign Market Re-Entry after Initial Entry and Exit: Irina Surdu, Kamel Mellahi, Keith Glaister and Giulio Nardella
2017-04: Once bitten, not necessarily shy? Organisational learning prior experience effects on foreign market re-entry commitment decisions: Irina Surdu, Kamel Mellahi and Keith Glaister
2017-03: Location of R&D abroad. An analysis on Global Cities: Davide Castellani and Katiuscia Lavoratori
2017-02: The Changing Geography of Innovation and the Role of Multinational Enterprises: Davide Castellani
2017-01: Introducing the Channel Strategy Model: How to Optimise Value from Third Party Influence: Tony Dyson and Kevin Money
2016-08: Import, Export and Multinationality. Evidence from Swedish Firms: Davide Castellani and Claudio Fassio
2016-07: Human Resource Management: The Promise, the Performance, the Consequences: Chris Brewster, Paul Gooderham and Wolfgang Mayrhofer
2016-06: Conceptualising the Future of HRM and Technology Research: Tanya Bondarouk and Chris Brewster
2016-05: Theorizing the Meaning(s) of 'Expatriate': Establishing Boundary Conditions: Yvonne McNulty and Chris Brewster
2016-04: Multinationality, R&D and productivity: Evidence from the top R&D investors worldwide: Davide Castellani, Sandro Montresor, Torben Schubert and Antonio Vezzani
2016-03: R&D and Productivity in the US and the EU: Sectoral Specificities and Differences in the Crisis: Davide Castellani, Mariacristina Piva, Torben Schubert and Marco Vivarelli
2016-02: The Modern MNE as an Efficient Meta-integrator: Emerging Market MNEs Need to Foster Internal Embeddedness to Succeed: Rajneesh Narula
2016-01: Multinational Enterprises and Economic Development in Host Countries: What We Know and What We Don't Know: Rajneesh Narula and AndrÃ© Pineli
2015-09: Public Listing, Context and CSR: The Effects of Legal Origin: Marc Goergen, Salim Chahine, Geoffrey Wood and Chris Brewster
2015-07: Economic Institutions and the Location Strategies of European Multinationals in their Geographical Neighbourhood: Andrea Ascani, Riccardo Crescenzi and Simona Iammarino
2015-06: Disentangling the Role of Modularity and Bandwidth in Entry Mode Choice: The Case of Business Services Offshoring: Stefano Elia, Rajneesh Narula and Silvia Massini
2015-05: The Importance of Domestic Capabilities for FDI-assisted Development: Lessons from Asia and Latin America: Rajneesh Narula
2015-04: The HRM of Foreign MNCs Operating in Europe: Chul Chung and Masayuki Furusawa
2015-03: A Set of Motives to Unite Them All? Revisiting the Principles and Typology of MNE Motives: Alvaro Cuervo-Cazzura and Rajneesh Narula
2014-06: International R&D Alliances by Firms: Origins and Development: Rajneesh Narula and Andrea MartÃnez-Noya
2014-05: Asset Recombination in International Partnerships as a Source of Improved Innovation Capabilities in China: Simon Collinson and Rajneesh Narula
2014-04: This paper considers the longer-term viability of the internationalization and success of Indian MNEs. We apply the 'dual economy' concept (Lewis 1954), to reconcile the contradictions of the typical emerging economy, where a 'modern' knowledge-intensive economy exists alongside a 'traditional' resource-intensive economy. Each type of economy generates firms with different types of ownership advantages, and hence different types of MNEs and internationalisation patterns. We also highlight the vulnerabilities of a growth-by-acquisitions approach. The potential for Indian MNEs to grow requires an understanding of India's dual economy and the constraints from the home country's location advantages, particularly those in its knowledge infrastructure: Rajneesh Narula
2014-03: End-User Collaboration for Process Innovation in Services: The Role of Internal Resources: Mona Ashok, Rajneesh Narula and Andrea Martinez-Noya
2014-02: Regional and Product Diversification and the Performance of Retail Multinationals: Chang Hoon Oh, Timo Sohl and Alan Rugman
2014-01: How Home Country Weaknesses Can Constrain Further EMNE Growth: Extrapolating from the Example of India: Rajneesh Narula and Tiju Prasad Kodiyat