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Vulnerability, resilience and empowerment: the tripartite typology for addressing modern slavery in global value chains

Krzysztof Kubacki; Natalia Szablewska; Dariusz Siemieniako; Linda Brennan
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The impact of institutions, industry, and scale of operations on foreign subsidiaries’ political connections: evidence from Saudi Arabia and Egypt

Ashjan Baokbah; Vikrant Shirodkar
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Broad and alien is the field: dependence and heterogeneity in management research practices in Latin America

Omar Manky; Nattaly López
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“Win-lose” globalization and the weaponization of economic policies by nation-states

Sergio Mariotti
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A social identity perspective on language and researchers’ cultural identities in qualitative interviews in multinational corporations

Huiping Xian; Yingying He; Fanke Huang; Paul Latreille
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