Disasters–natural or manmade–are on the rise with far-reaching implications for
international business (IB) actors and transactions. While the Covid-19 pandemic has …

To survive and thrive, multinational enterprises (MNEs) have had to adapt to dramatic
changes and increasing complexity in the global competitive landscape over the past 50 …

Contractor argues that the coronavirus outbreak only had temporary effects on the global
economy, and that post COVID-19 globalization will resume. We posit that the pandemic will …

We show that rising geopolitical risk and geopolitical uncertainty (GPR) deter foreign direct
investment (FDI). We further explore the role of governance, information, and technology in …

The examination of political risk, political uncertainty, and political institutions in the
international business literature has, not unexpectedly, been shaped by the prevailing …

Little is known about the drivers of entrepreneurial decisions during war. We empirically
examine the effects of perceived danger, entrepreneurial self–efficacy, and resilience on …

This study explores the survival of firms across countries, and what factors contribute to their
ability to withstand large-scale exogenous shocks, focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic …

In this study, I argue that existing theories of organizational adaptation are inadequate in the
face of the growing frequency of life-threatening events such as natural disasters, terrorist …

Abstract Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) can play an important role in the implementation
of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This article examines 'what we know'about …

Using the before–after natural experiment occasioned by the Arab Spring in Libya, we
explore how market and non-market activity affect foreign firm legitimacy in times of political …