Chinese firms' increasing cross-border acquisitions (CBAs) in recent years seem to
challenge the explanatory power of received theories of multinational enterprise (MNE) due …

We test the hypothesis that foreign direct investment promotes corporate governance
spillovers in the host country. Using firm-level data from 64 countries during the period 2005 …

We offer a simple model of policy making, emphasizing socialization and limits on human
cognition to explicate mechanisms of change in emergent (as opposed to established) …

This study seeks to explain why firms respond in different ways to similarexternal
administrative pressures, such as government demands for charitablegiving, particularly in a …

As there are many studies on the predictors of corporate social responsibility (CSR)
reporting, the influences of foreign direct investments (FDIs) knowledge spillovers (KSs) on …

In this study we examine how a firm's corporate philanthropic behavior may affect its
subsequent acquisitions. Drawing upon stakeholder theory, we argue that firms may …

Site visits are regarded as crucial ways of external monitoring and information acquisition for
institutional investors and thus play a role in shaping firm investment decisions. However …

Our examination of 796 Chinese firms that invested in the Belt&Road (B&R) region from
2008 to 2015 shows that Chinese firms often encounter liability of foreignness (LOF) and …

This paper investigates whether superior corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance
leads to greater firm-level foreign direct investment (FDI). We argue that the decisions …

abstract This paper investigates the degree to which corporate charitable giving is
influenced by a firm's internationalization and/or whether it has operations in one or more …