Abstract Knowledge is critical to the survival of emerging economy multinationals (EMNEs),
who are confronted by a lack of internal competitive capabilities and external challenges …

We review and analyze the growing body of literature that addresses the institutional context
of international strategy. By examining articles in eleven major journals from January 2008 …

According to the springboard perspective, emerging market multinationals seek strategic
assets aggressively from the outset. In this paper, we investigate the role of firms' institutional …

Acknowledging the importance of technology-driven acquisitions for China, and of host-
country intellectual property rights protection (IPRP) in the Tech Cold War era, this study …

As an exogenous antecedent of national innovation performance, culture has been
receiving significant attention in cross-cultural research. However, relying primarily on …

In this study, we examine drivers of internationalization speed of emerging market
multinational enterprises who have been known to internationalize rapidly, even to culturally …

The prime objective of the current study is to examine the impact of knowledge sharing and
employee ambidexterity on the sustainable performance of manufacturing firms operating in …

This study extends the literature that has investigated firms' readiness to confront
competition from informal (unregistered) firms by responding through intensified product …

Abstract Knowledge development—an integral part of firms' internationalization—has
generated a considerable amount of research on how firms from emerging and advanced …

The past two decades have witnessed a rapid growth of foreign patenting, accounting for an
average of 15.4% of all patents filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) in the …