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Taming wicked problems through international business policy: recommendations for addressing modern slavery

Matevž (Matt) Rašković
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Persistence of wicked problems in opaque global value chains

Miguel Dindial; Hinrich Voss
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How wicked is modern slavery: a consideration of Raškovic’s “taming wicked problems”

Brent Burmester
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Re-solving wicked problems in global value chains: how probing into modern slavery can advance MNE research and support better policymaking

Matevž (Matt) Rašković
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Complements or substitutes? Domestic and international network search and SME ambidexterity

Joanne Wright; Antje Fiedler; Benjamin Fath
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Toward a future discourse on global value chains

Pushkar Pushp; Faisal Ahmed
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