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Global Security Risks, Emerging Markets and Firm Responses: Assessing the Impact of Terrorismhighlighting the strategies that EMNEs use to augment resilience to terrorism. We discuss firm responses to terrorism in the context of Mexican multinationals and in doing so, we provide insight into how EMNEs from dangerous locations manage to survive and perform.

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Subsidiary Combinative Capability for Knowledge Creation as a Co-evolutionary Development Processapter, which uses a co-evolutionary lens. It is advocated that process studies of longitudinal forms should be undertaken in future research, which take a rich in-depth empirical investigation of dynamic processes over time.

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Outward FDI from South Korea: The Relationship Between National Investment Position and Location Cho within the investment cycle. We compiled South Korean FDI data from 1980 to 2014. The data include FDI by country, industrial area and firm motivation. Our analysis of South Korean economic development extends the IDC logic by considering evolving FDI motivations.

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Does It Pay to Be International? Evidence from Industrial District Firmsately 260 Italian ID firms with international or only domestic production activities. The results show that the international production of components is not associated with higher profitability for high-quality goods (as measured by return on assets) but could be a profitable strategy for low-quality goods.

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Unfolding the Intra-organisational Perception Gap in Decision-Making perception gap in terms of decision-making between headquarters and subsidiaries. We argue that future research needs to carefully consider and account for the perception gap and point out the importance of the role of MNE managers in removing such barriers in order to achieve effective decision-making.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-2973-9ries. In this chapter, we reverse this perspective and propose a novel agenda for further research in IB on the negative impacts generated by MNCs and their subsidiaries on the natural environment and on different constituents’ human rights.