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Special Issue: Old wine in new bottles: The role of Emerging Market Multinationals in advancing IB Theory and Research. Guest Editor: Bersant Hobdari

OFDI from China: a deliberately macro re-evaluation

Gianluigi Giorgioni
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Determinants of Greenfield emerging market outward FDI into the UK

Eun Sun Godwin; Mark Cook
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Institutional dysmorphia: when the institutions become ill

Jefferson Marlon Monticelli; Ivan Lapuente Garrido; Marcelo Curth; Luciana Marques Vieira; Fábio Dal-Soto
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New models in old frameworks? Contributions to the extension of international management theories through the analysis of emerging multinationals

Morgan Marchand
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The influence of political risk, inertia and imitative behavior on the location choice of Chinese multinational enterprises: Does state ownership matter?

Diego Quer; Enrique Claver; Laura Rienda
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Advancing research on the determinants of Indian MNEs: the role of sub-national institutions

Rishika Nayyar
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Emerging market multinationals and the concept of ownership advantages

Peter Williamson; Feng Wan
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Springing from where? How emerging market firms become multinational enterprises

Jean-François Hennart
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An extended dual economy model: Implications for emerging economies and their multinational firms

Rajneesh Narula
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