Critical Perspectives on International Business: Volume 19 Issue 3

Time to call time on emerging markets: a critique and a new agenda

Yusaf Akbar

First developed in the 1980s, one of the most essential ideas in international business research has the been the concept of emerging markets. Since the start of the twenty-first…

Towards a successful learning process of companies from developing countries involved in offshore outsourcing: proposal for an integrative analytical framework

Amoin Bernadine N’Dri, Zhan Su

This paper aims to contribute to international business research by providing an integrative framework of the factors determining the learning process of outsourcing companies in…

International business research on “emerging economies”: a critical review and recommendations

Dana L. Ott, Snejina Michailova, Anna Earl, Siah Hwee Ang

Over the past few decades, examinations of emerging economies (EEs) have received increasing attention in international business (IB) research. This article takes a critical…

Money laundering as a transnational business phenomenon: a systematic review and future agenda

Emilia A. Isolauri, Irfan Ameer

Money laundering continues to emerge as a transnational phenomenon that has harmful consequences for the global economy and society. Despite the theoretical and practical…

Internal legitimacy crises: the roles of the regulatory focus and relational social capital of headquarters and subsidiaries

Jens Gammelgaard, Rajesh Kumar

The purpose of this paper is to further the understanding of how the regulatory foci of the multinational enterprises (MNE) headquarters and the subsidiary lead to internal…