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The Review of International Business and Strategy journal publishes empirical studies investigating theoretical and conceptual research in international business and global strategy

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July 24 2026
Resilient acquisitions: financial and strategic patterns of M&As in Central Europe in a polycrisis context
Laszlo Kucseber, Richard Kasa
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Beyond borders, beyond assumptions: new empirical insights into global virtual team dynamics
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May 21 2026
International business activities and their impact on the environment: governance regulations and the pollution haven hypothesis
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April 23 2026
Unveiling the eclectic paradigm in manufacturing location decisions: applications, limitations and practical guidance
Haihan Li, David Eriksson et al.
April 06 2026
Environmental sustainability research in international business and strategy: a bibliometric analysis and integrated framework
Revti Raman Sharma

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Prof Hussain Rammal
Prof Elizabeth Rose

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