This paper examines the engagement of subsidiaries in coopetition, the simultaneous
pursuit of competitive and cooperative behavior, in subsidiary role development. Drawing on …

Parenting in the multinational enterprises (MNEs) creates a dilemma when parent company
manages the subsidiary contextual ambidexterity, in which parent superior competitiveness …

Organizational ambidexterity arises as an organization's ability to employ efforts on
contradictory goals, such as exploration and exploitation for long-term success and long …

Subsidiaries are at the frontline of value creation in modern multinational enterprises. This
research is among the first to apply an asset bundling framework to investigate how foreign …

RESUMO A ambidestria organizacional surge como uma capacidade da organização de
empregar esforços em objetivos contraditórios, tais como exploration e exploitation para …

In the knowledge society, multinationals and, more specifically, their subsidiaries acquire
great importance as a source of competitiveness for the multinational as a whole. From this …

Regionally embedded foreign subsidiaries have an advantage over disembedded ones.
The ability to draw on local knowledge networks to create differentiating capabilities can …

The synergistic returns of multinational enterprises (MNEs) are generated by sourcing and
harnessing new and responsive initiatives from their dispersed intra-organisational network …

The purpose of this research is to study to examine the impact of strategic alignment and the
concept of fit on manufacturing firm performance in order to achieve its strategic objectives …

This dissertation provides an in-depth research about the intragroup corporate governance
management of automotive financial services subsidiaries. In the following, I will identify the …