Some research suggests that knowledge transfer and performance suffer when entities are
distant from each other, while other work emphasizes that distance is beneficial by allowing …

Geographically dispersed reservoirs of knowledge represent significant opportunities for
multinational enterprises (MNEs), both in terms of feeding the firm's innovation process, as …

One of the critical challenges of technology management for a firm is managing
technological knowledge. This study focuses on available technological knowledge in a …

Are multinational corporations (MNCs) superior to strategic alliances and markets in
facilitating the flow of knowledge across borders? If so, what are the sources of this …

Innovations are critical driving forces for firms to engage in corporate growth and new
business development. Innovating firms are increasingly generating new knowledge in …

Less-developed countries benefit from being connected to technologically and economically
advanced countries. The well-documented mechanisms for this cross-national flow of …

This book challenges the widely accepted notion that globalization encourages economic
convergence--and, by extension, cultural homogenization--across national borders. A …

A multinational corporation's (MNC's) competitive advantage depends increasingly on
control over intangible resources, such as knowledge and relational capital. Although prior …

Developing dual embeddedness for subsidiaries with competence-creating mandates in
multinational enterprises (MNE) presents contradictory knowledge demands in internal and …

Subsidiaries of multinational firms play an important role in the globalization of innovation,
yet we have an incomplete idea of the influences on their innovative activity. Drawing on …