Abstract Manuscript Type Review Research Question/Issue This article addresses the
diverse and fragmented literature about the corporate governance of business groups. We …

Outward FDI strategies are driven by firms' resource endowments, which in turn are
conditioned by their home environment. In emerging economies, thus, the pattern of outward …

In this comparative, historical survey of three East Asian democracies, Jong-sung You
explores the correlation between inequality and corruption in the countries of South Korea …

Drawing from institutional theory and organizational theory, this paper reports findings from
a longitudinal study of Indian business groups as they were responding to pro-market …

Abstract Research Question/Issue Despite the importance of political ties to firm strategy and
performance, little is known about why and how firms form political ties. This study examines …

Classic Big Push industrialization envisions state planners coordinating economic activity to
internalize a range of externalities that otherwise lock in a low-income equilibrium, but runs …

Drawing from the family business perspective, this study provides insights into how the
heterogeneity arising from founding family structures explains why particular business …

This article examines recent historical research on business groups in the light of business
group theory and ongoing debates on the economic rationale, characteristics, and social …

Mergers and acquisitions play a crucial part in global investment, particularly in the banking
sector. We use comprehensive data on banks' mergers and acquisitions in Asia-Pacific …

Purpose This study aims to examine what types of interfirm linkages a firm enters in relation
to its manufacturing strategy. The authors further aim to determine whether heterogeneous …