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Transnational Corporations - Volume 30, Issue 2, 2023
Volume 30, Issue 2, 2023
This journal takes a fresh look at major legal, sectorial, regional and environmental issues facing corporations operating internationally. Released three times a year, it provides in-depth, policy-oriented research findings on significant issues relating to the activities of multinational corporations.
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Articles: Are emerging market MNEs more attracted towards better patent enforcement regimes when undertaking greenfield R&D-focused FDI?
Authors: Ludan Wu, Dylan Sutherland and John R. AndersonMultinational enterprises in emerging markets (EMNEs), owing to weak enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR), face challenges when undertaking domestic innovation. As a result, they may search for superior IPR environments in which to create greenfield projects focused on research and development (R&D) and innovation. We hypothesize that the likelihood that an EMNE chooses to invest in an R&D-focused Read More
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Reshoring, nearshoring and development. Readiness and implications for Latin America and the Caribbean
Authors: Carlo Pietrobelli and Cecilia SeriThis paper discusses the concepts of reshoring and nearshoring, which are gaining increasing popularity. We contribute to the literature in three main ways. First, building on previous theories we define a conceptual framework and consider how recent developments – the COVID-19 pandemic and Industry 4.0 technologies – may affect these patterns. Second, we process some preliminary evidence to test whether Latin Americ Read More
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The United Kingdom Modern Slavery Act: Are we making progress? A look at organizational commitment to eradicating modern slavery
Authors: Heather Carle and Linda BrewerThis study examines the effect of regulatory outreach actions on modern slavery statements by the United Kingdom. More than 30,000 policy entries in the United Kingdom Modern Slavery Compliance Registry from 2020 to 2022 were reviewed using analysis of variance and multiple regression to determine predictors of policy statement robustness. The results reveal that policies have become more robust following r Read More
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Globalized production processes and foreign governmental lobbies: Analysing the United States Foreign Agents Registration Act reports
Author: Iku YoshimotoThis study examines two potentially opposing effects that the current state of trade globalization can have on foreign governmental lobbies in the United States. On one hand, economic globalization and increased flows of goods may lead to more and more contentious issues between trading partners. On the other hand, the growing networks of global value chains (GVCs) may mobilize interest groups in foreign lobbies’ target Read More
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Intrafirm transactions and tax haven linkages: Evidence from Indian manufacturing
Author: Swati VermaThis study aims to assess the pattern and prevalence of intrafirm activities in foreign exchange transactions of foreign affiliates in the manufacturing sector in India. The related-party foreign transactions of selected foreign affiliates are analysed for two years, and the shares of financial payments directed to tax haven locations are identified to appraise the vulnerability of these outflow transactions to potential ri Read More
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UNCTAD Insights: Internationalization of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs): A new assessment
Authors: Amelia U. Santos-Paulino, Claudia Trentini and Hamidreza BakhtiarizadehThe contributions of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to domestic economies are sizeable. The most productive and dynamic ones venture abroad and internationalize by exporting or by investing overseas. For smaller firms, foreign direct investment (FDI) implies the commitment of a high level of resources, potentially increasing the risk of failure. This study empirically assesses the question of whethe Read More
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