..., Conservation of Resources theory, and sociomateriality to explain dynamic substitution of constrained human capital. This study further identifies policy entrepreneurship as a distinctive strategic capability through which emerging market multinationals actively influence host-country institutions...

...Bart Mathijs Postma; Rian Drogendijk Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine how variance in home country institutions affects location choices of emerging market multinationals (EMNEs). While international business ( IB ) literature on emerging markets has primarily focused on Chinese...

... (Ambulkar et al., 2015 , Cavusgil, 2021 , Luo et al., 2019). Emerging market multinationals (EMNEs) have also been pursuing internationalization to other emerging markets for seeking growth (Buckley, 2018 , Cavusgil, 2021 , Liu et al., 2021). Meanwhile, local firms also strive...

... Emerging market multinationals Lukesian power perspective South–South postcolonial perspective The speech made by Morales (2006) was filled with an array of anti-colonialist remarks and reclaimed the rights of the local people to natural resources held by exploiting foreigners...

... Publishing Limited 2015 Africa Resource bundling Emerging market multinationals Chinese MNEs R4I swaps Resource-based investment The Chinese Government; state-owned policy banks; and oil, mining and construction corporations are engaged in complex, large-scale resources...