The editorial teams behind AIB’s Journal of International Business Studies and Journal of International Business Policy launched this series of webinars to provide global experts a platform to discuss their findings on some of the field’s biggest questions. Virtual attendees can then interact with our presenters, digging deeper into the issues that interest them most.
The editorial teams behind AIB’s Journal of International Business Studies and Journal of International Business Policy launched this series of webinars to provide global experts a platform to discuss their findings on some of the field’s biggest questions. Virtual attendees can then interact with our presenters, digging deeper into the issues that interest them most.
Long acknowledged as a key source of competitive advantage, knowledge transfer has always been and will always be critical for MNCs. Please join us at our next JIBS webinar where we will discuss three recent publications that cast light on how knowledge travels within MNCs.
This webinar showcases the articles that comprise the recent AIB Insights Special Issue, published in conjunction with the AIB Sustainability Shared Interest Group, on the topic of Managing Sustainable Development in International Business. Participants will provide novel and actionable insights about the crucial roles that multinational enterprises are playing in achieving sustainable development.
Informal institutions serve as the invisible threads that connect the fabric of social groupings, making them a critical element in the study of IB, but also especially challenging to capture both theoretically and empirically. As a result, there has been limited work on the topic, a lack of clarity on how to conceptualize and measure informal institutions, and a limited understanding of the role they play in IB. This webinar introduces the forthcoming Special Issue of Journal of International Business Studies that seek to address these gaps.
Relatively few articles are published in IB journals with qualitative data. This is surprising, given that qualitative data can reveal new theoretical pathways that are important to cross-border business. This webinar will describe the unique attributes of qualitative manuscripts that require reviewers and editors to take a different approach than they take with quantitative manuscripts and move beyond their unconscious biases.
AIB Journal Webinars are each focused around a unique theme, with authors of recently published articles in JIBS, JIBP, and AIB Insights speaking to how their research addresses that core question. Virtual attendees can then interact with our presenters, digging deeper into the issues that interest them most.
AIB Journal Webinars are each focused around a unique theme, with authors of recently published articles in JIBS, JIBP, and AIB Insights speaking to how their research addresses that core question. Virtual attendees can then interact with our presenters, digging deeper into the issues that interest them most.
In this webinar, we will examine the 2022 JIBS Decade Award article by Ioannou and Serafeim (2012) and review the literature since 2012 to clarify research developments in corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate social performance (CSP) in the multinational enterprise, articulating key themes, findings and antecedents.
This webinar addresses the central question, "How do digital technologies impact the models and processes of international business?" The discussion will feature selected papers from the JIBS special issue on “International Business and the Digital Economy”.
The goal of this webinar is to demystify the process of writing a high-impact paper. The authors explain their original idea; the editor who handled their submission reflects on the review process; and the JIBS reviewing editor reflects on the generalizability of the takeaways provided by the authors and handling editor.
Each of our AIB Journal Webinars is focused around a unique line of inquiry, with authors of recently published articles in JIBS, JIBP, and AIB Insights speaking to how their research addresses that core question. Virtual attendees will have an opportunity to interact with our presenters, digging deeper into the issues that interest them most.