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What does location choice reveal about knowledge-seeking strategies of emerging market multinationals in the EU?

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Internationalisation Theory and Technological Accumulation: An Investigation of Multinational Affiliates in East Germany

This dissertation applies the theory of technology accumulation to explain the internationalisation of foreign and West German multinational enterprises (MNEs) into East Germany. This theory shifts…

A STRATEGY VIEW ON KNOWLEDGE IN THE MNE - Integrating Subsidiary Roles and Knowledge Flows

We assume knowledge inflows endogenous to subsidiary roles. Integrating organisational and knowledge-based views we propose a new subsidiary typology based on MNE integration-subsidiary capability.…

Empirical Studies: Approaches, Methodological Problems and Findings

Chapter 3 maps out the empirical research in the area of technology transfer via foreign subsidiaries. The bulk of the empirical work has been produced by econometric studies employing the production…
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Product innovation and decision-making autonomy in subsidiaries of multinational companies

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Paths of technology upgrading in the BRICS economies

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Functional Upgrading and Value Capture of Multinational Subsidiaries

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Patenting patterns in Artificial Intelligence: Identifying national and international breeding grounds

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Social upgrading and cooperative corporate social responsibility in global value chains: the case of Fairphone in China

In this article, we explore how a lead firm’s strategy for corporate social responsibility influences the social upgrading of a supplier in a global value chain. Based on a single case study…
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European Integration and Outward FDI from Central and Eastern Europe – Is There Any Evidence of Knowledge‐Seeking?

The European Union (EU) Member States in central and eastern Europe (CEE) witnessed a surge in outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) between 2000 and the start of the global financial crisis. This…
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