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Does Institutional Distance Affect Transnational Knowledge Spillovers Between Countries?

IEEE transactions on engineering management, 2021
This article studies the impacts of the institutional distances between home and host countries on technology spillovers and reverse technology spillovers of multinational investment. Extant research has studied the impacts of the technological spillover
Yishuang She, Jin Hong, Chuwei Ji, Furong Qian   +3 more
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Institutional distance and local isomorphism strategy [PDF]

Journal of International Business Studies, 2012
Firms face disadvantages when operating abroad. To overcome these disadvantages, foreign firms often adopt mitigating strategies. One such strategy is to imitate the practices of domestic firms (i.e., pursuing a strategy of local isomorphism). We understand little, however, about how firms vary in the extent of local isomorphism. To fill that gap, this
Robert Salomon, Zheying Wu
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Institutional distance and cross-border M&A performance: A dynamic perspective

Journal of international financial markets, institutions, and money, 2020
Combining institutional theory and the knowledge-based theory of the firm, this study thoroughly analyzes the complicated effects of formal and informal institutional distance on firms’ short-term and long-term cross-border M&A performance.
Wanli Li, Chaohui Wang, Qizhe Ren, Ding Zhao   +3 more
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Institutional Distance and Performance

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2019
Results concerning the relationship between the effects of institutional distance on MNE performance are mixed.
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An institutional approach to cross-national distance [PDF]

Journal of International Business Studies, 2010
Cross-national distance is a key concept in the field of management. Previous research has conceptualized and measured cross-national differences mostly in terms of dyadic cultural distance, and has used the Euclidean approach to measuring it. In contrast, our goal is to disaggregate the construct of distance by proposing a set of multidimensional ...
Heather Berry, Mauro F Guillén, Nan Zhou   +2 more
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Investment motives, ownership advantages and institutional distance: An examination of Russian cross-border acquisitions

International Business Review, 2019
We apply the OLI framework, first, to examine the motives of Russian cross-border (CB) M&A activity in the period 2007–2013 and, second, to analyze the ownership preferences of Russian multinationals abroad.
D. Dikova, A. Panibratov, A. Veselova
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Business networking and innovation of Asian enterprises in Western countries: The moderation of institutional distance

, 2020
This study advances extant cross-nation and cross-cultural business-to-business (B2B) supply chain literature by exploring the contingent effect of institutional distance in the business networking-innovation relationship. Unlike previous studies largely
C. Wang, Henry F. L. Chung
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Emerging market multinationals’ firm-specific advantages, institutional distance, and foreign acquisition location choice

, 2020
How do emerging market multinational enterprises’ (EMNEs’) firm-specific advantages (FSAs) drive their foreign acquisition location choice? We theorize EMNE FSAs as important contingencies influencing the effect of institutional distance (ID) on EMNE ...
Barclay E. James, Rajeev J. Sawant, Josh Bendickson   +2 more
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The influence of cultural and institutional distance on China's OFDI efficiency: fresh evidence from stochastic frontier gravity model

International Journal of Emerging Markets, 2020
PurposeCulture and institutions are among the essential sources of comparative advantage in international trade and may influence a country's FDI influx.
Bowen Zheng, Yarou Wang, M. Kamal, Assad Ullah   +3 more
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Institutional Distance, Organizational Learning, and Innovation Performance: Outward Foreign Direct Investment by Chinese Multinational Enterprises

Emerging markets finance & trade, 2020
Institutional distance is the difference in institutional environments between a multinational company’s host country and its home country. This article explores the effects of formal and informal institutional distance (IID) on the innovation ...
Changjun Yi, Xueyu Xu, Chusheng Chen, Y. Wu   +3 more
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