Abstract Research Summary Resource dependence theory (RDT) has been widely applied
in the context of international business (IB) over the past four decades. This study reviews …

Internationalization is a complex process that is neither always forward moving nor
monotonic. Firms often reduce the depth and scope of their international footprint or even …

The international business (IB) literature has always analyzed multinational enterprises
(MNEs) as firms that internalize market transactions across national borders. Over the last …

All business contributes to environmental crises because of its focus on profit. We argue that
international business (IB) contributes more than its fair share. IB's focus on cross-border …

Research on the antecedents of foreign subsidiary divestment has grown in the last
decades. However, findings are ambiguous. We clarify this situation by providing, for 18 …

The fast-growing interest in de-internationalization research calls for a comprehensive
synthesis of extant literature to identify paths for future research. We have responded to this …

Although research shows that subsidiary decision-making autonomy may improve
subsidiary performance in some contexts, the conditions under which autonomy is beneficial …

This study aims to open the black box of heterogeneous responses to violent conflicts by
focusing on subsidiaries' operational exposure to violent conflict and their decisions to exit …

Time has significant implications for the functioning of international strategic alliances.
Drawing on a systematic review (1943–2022), we consolidate the literature around types of …

We provide a comprehensive review of the growth of multinational enterprises (MNEs)
based on a quarter-century (25 years) of scholarly international business publications. We …