Using two longitudinal panel datasets of Chinese manufacturing firms, we assess whether
state ownership benefits or impedes firms' innovation. We show that state ownership in an …

The influence of the state on firms in the global economy is alive and well. States have
become dominant owners of companies in many countries around the world. Firms have …

This year (2021) marks the thirtieth year of the establishment of the International Business
Review. This anniversary provides an appropriate occasion not only to reflect on past …

This paper contributes to the literature by examining the impact of different forms of state
ownership on corporate innovation and the moderating effects of environmental, social, and …

The rise of digital platforms as a new form of business organisation concentrates power in
the United States and China. Platform capitalism further intersects with and reinforces pre …

This article interrogates the notion of state capitalism, exploring the contributions and limits
of the concept as a means of theorizing the more visible role of the state across the world …

This article contributes to the development of state capitalism as a reflexively critical project
focusing on the morphology of present-day capitalism, and particularly on the changing role …

We advance a new theoretical framework to capture the diverse and unique institutional
context of understudied economies in Africa, Middle East, East Europe, Latin America, and …

In this study, we provide evidence on the effect of introducing state-owned shareholders in
non-state-owned enterprises from the perspective of firms' short-term debt for long-term …

Offering a single, coherent framework of the political, economic, and social phenomena that
characterize post-communist regimes, this is the most comprehensive work on the subject to …