This article analyzes the state of the art of the research on corporate entrepreneurship,
develops a conceptual framework that connects its antecedents and consequences, and …

The influence of the state on firms in the global economy is alive and well. States have
become dominant owners of companies in many countries around the world. Firms have …

This article interrogates the notion of state capitalism, exploring the contributions and limits
of the concept as a means of theorizing the more visible role of the state across the world …

We critically review the literature on state-owned multinationals to clarify previous arguments
and guide future studies. The content analysis of prior research reveals that state-owned …

It is often taken as a stylized fact that state ownership harms the financial performance of
firms. Yet we show that this relationship varies greatly across national contexts. We argue …

We review four decades of research about the corporate governance of multinational
corporations (MNCs), which we label International Corporate Governance (ICG). We identify …

This study addresses multiple‐principal–agent power dynamics in state‐owned enterprises
(SOEs) in emerging markets. We investigate under what conditions agents (CEOs) accede …

In this study, we provide evidence on the effect of introducing state-owned shareholders in
non-state-owned enterprises from the perspective of firms' short-term debt for long-term …

State interventions in markets assume varieties of forms in different economic systems. To
capture this variety, we consider state capitalism as a multidimensional concept, first …

Purpose This study aims to pinpoint gaps in the literature on corporate governance and
remuneration by producing a comprehensive bibliometric review for the period 1990–2020 …