Critical Perspectives on International Business: Volume 5 Issue 3

Applying the eclectic framework: The strategy of transnational criminal enterprises in the global era

Peter Enderwick

This paper seeks to explore the applicability of the eclectic framework of international production in explaining the growth of transnational crime groups.

The impact of public and private sector transparency on foreign direct investment in developing countries

Belay Seyoum, Terrell G. Manyak

This paper aims to examine the role of public and private transparency in attracting inward foreign direct investment (FDI) flows to developing countries.

A critical analysis of intercultural communication research in cross‐cultural management: Introducing newer developments in anthropology

Toke Bjerregaard, Jakob Lauring, Anders Klitmøller

Functionalist models of intercultural interaction have serious limitations relying on static and decontextualized culture views. This paper sets out to outline newer developments…

Globalization and national policy formation: an exploratory analysis

Donald Feaver

Even though the promise of globalization has faded and it is no longer the fashionable topic it once was, national policy‐makers must still deal with its widespread economic…

Personal reflections on attending the Australian Grand Prix

George Cairns

The purpose of this paper is to prompt critical reflection on the relationship between international business (IB) and climate change by reference to an example at the margins of…

Introduction from the Editors

George Cairns, Joanne Roberts