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Reflections on seven years of critical perspectives on international business: An extended editorial
George Cairns, Joanne RobertsThe purpose of this extended editorial is to reflect on the journey of critical perspectives on international business over the past seven years and to look forward to future…
R&D subsidiary embedment: a resource dependence perspective
Christopher Williams, Brigitte EckerThe purpose of this paper is to investigate researchers' operationalization of the construct of embedment of overseas R&D subsidiaries.
Responsibility and the local: the prospects for critical management in Turkey
Ozan Nadir Alakavuklar, Martin ParkerThe aim of this paper is to understand the possible role of critical accounts of management in a developing country like Turkey, when the origin of the dominant critical theories…
Michailova and Jormanainen, “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?”: A reply
Igor GurkovThe paper aims to provide comments on Michailova and Jormanainen's paper, “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?” (CPoIB…
“Not with the mind alone”: A critique of “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?” by Snejina Michailova and Irina Jormanainen
Nigel J. HoldenThis paper seeks to provide an invited response to the Michailova/Jormanainen paper (CPoIB, Vol. 7 No. 3).
A commentary on “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?” by Snejina Michailova and Irina Jormanainen
Charalambos VlachoutsicosThe paper seeks to provide a commentary on Michailova and Jormanainen's viewpoint entitled “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in…
A commentary on “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?” by Snejina Michailova and Irina Jormanainen
Victoria ShabrovaThe purpose of this paper is to provide a response to the viewpoint by Michailova and Jormanainen under the title “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose…
Knowledge transfer and absorptive capacity in Russian‐Western business settings: Reflection on commentators' critique
Snejina MichailovaThe purpose of this paper is to provide a response to four commentaries on the original viewpoint entitled “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive…
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1742-2043Online date, start – end:
2005Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Professor Rudolf Sinkovics
- Professor Mehdi Boussebaa