Thunderbird International Business Review

Mapping the impact of home‐ and host‐country institutions on human resource management in emerging market multinational companies: A conceptual framework

The internationalization of Nigerian firms: motivations and location patterns

Political risk assessment by multinational corporations in African markets: A Nigerian perspective

The Mabey and Johnson bribery scandal: A case of executive hubris

Explaining autonomy variations across value‐chain activities in foreign‐owned subsidiaries

Knowledge transfer in collaborations between foreign and indigenous firms in the Nigerian oil industry: the role of partners’ motivational characteristics

A corporate entrepreneurship perspective of pre-entry strategies for internationalization: A case study of a Chinese business conglomerate

Corporate governance and accounting conservatism in Islamic banks

Ethical decision‐making in Islamic financial institutions in light of Maqasid Al‐Sharia: A conceptual framework

Human resource management in multinational and domestic enterprises: A comparative institutional analysis in Southeast Asia

Islamic legal methodologies and Shariah screening standards: Application in the Indonesian stock market

Cross‐border expansion and competitive interactions of indigenous mobile network operators in sub‐Saharan Africa

Geographic export diversification: determinants and their link with export performance

Facing complexity, crisis, and risk: Opportunities and challenges in international human resource management

The new middle class in emerging markets: How values and demographics influence discretionary consumption

Macro-institutional conditions in Ghana and the challenges to HRM program development and implementation

Franchising in African markets: Motivations and challenges from a Sub‐Saharan African country perspective

The multiple institutional constraints facing new Chinese immigrant entrepreneurs in Australia

Dynamic capabilities in the context of Brexit and international wine business: An exploratory two-country study

The pre‐eminence of gold and silver as Shariah money

The emergence of new Islamic economic and business moralities.