This paper aims to provide an historical perspective that offers insights from existing
business historical research for the enrichment of current international business (IB) …

Rule evasion by companies is a major driver of change in contemporary market societies.
Recent research holds that periods of market instability offer opportunities to bring rule …

This paper studies whether countries benefit from servicing their debts during times of
widespread sovereign defaults. Colombia is typically regarded as the only large Latin …

This chapter shows that the actions undertaken by export credit agencies (ECAs) and export-
import banks (EIBs) have encouraged moral hazard and induced risk-taking behaviors …

This chapter provides a historical overview of the efforts for international cooperation in
pursuit of financial stability. We argue that there are two fundamental threats likely to …

This article examines the engagement of North Korea in the Eurocurrency market in the
1970s. In the Cold War regime competition for economic prosperity, the communist regime …

How are expropriations related to governments' debt defaults? The literature has shown that
expropriation episodes and debt defaults have rarely coincided, suggesting that each event …

This study aims to investigate public debt or government debt, economic growth, and
population productivity as measured by the unemployment rate in Indonesia. We focus on …

Previous studies on the Polish sovereign debt crisis (SDC) have not examined the UK's
position as a creditor country, nor the influence of ministerial visits and non-state/non …

This paper examines the two British civic campaigns, Chile Solidarity Campaign and End
Loans to Southern Africa, to investigate the role of financial sanctions on authoritarian …