Offshoring has represented a dominant business practice in the past three decades,
prompting considerable research across multiple business domains to understand its …

International business literature has long acknowledged the powerful influence of the upper
echelons of firms, leading to an impressive volume of research delving into the impacts of …

War produces devastating impacts on humankind, especially in terms of lives and
livelihoods. While war is a widely studied topic in history, it remains relatively understudied …

As the volatility of exchange rates significantly influences international trade, understanding
their complex interplay is paramount. In the face of a burgeoning body of knowledge that …

Abstract Shelby D. Hunt (1939–2022) is widely known as one of the foremost authorities on
marketing. To commemorate Professor Hunt's contributions, this article offers a bibliometric …

De‐internationalization is a novel phenomenon that is gaining significant attention because
of its proliferation in international business. However, unlike internationalization, literature …

The dialectic between micro and macro theoretical perspectives remains a cornerstone in
the study of business and social science. As globalization intensifies, these perspectives …

Abstract The Journal of Advertising (JA) is a leading journal devoted to the development of
advertising theory and practice. In celebration of JA's 50th anniversary, this article presents …

Few studies have focused on de‐internationalization. In this study, partial and full de‐
internationalization are considered as export responses in the context of firms in a highly …

Economic modelling (EM) is a premier journal for policy-relevant economic models.
However, so far, no retrospective studies exist for the journal. This study addresses this gap …