Politically connected EMNCs in a (de)globalising world: A review and future research directions
Emerging market multinational corporations (EMNCs) have emerged as significant global players, driven by their home country political connections that present both opportunities and challenges. Despite the insights gained from current studies, we still lack a clear conceptualisation of diverse polit...
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Main Authors: | HUANG, Dongdong, TSUI-AUCH, Lai Si, DIELEMAN, Marleen, GOMULYA, David |
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2024
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