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  1. From bouncing back to bouncing forward: resilience as strategic and ethical imperative in Latin America and the Caribbean
  2. How collaborations involving multinational enterprises are revolutionizing global sustainability efforts
  3. The Elgar Companion to International Business and the Sustainable Development Goals: a global perspective on corporate sustainability
  4. Sustainability and the business disciplines: an integrative analysis of the intersections and connections to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
  5. Who Can Admit Luck? CEO Success Narratives, Legitimacy, and Diversity in Executive Leadership
  6. Application of UV-C 222 nm light as a strategy for the control of biodeterioration in specimens preserved in liquid
  7. The impact of corporate social responsibility in home countries on the financial resilience of emerging-market multinationals: An analysis on Brazilian MNEs
  8. Going beneath the surface of heroes: a guide to planning qualitative research on admired elites in emerging markets
  9. Aligning Investment With Impact: Exploring Social Impact Bonds in Emerging Markets for Sustainable Development
  10. Sustainability as a strategic response to the liability of foreignness: Empowering multilatinas for sustainable development
  11. AI, Digitalization, and the Reconfiguration of CAGE Distance A Managerial Playbook for Global Expansion
  12. Regeneration and entrepreneurial resilience: an empirical study to identify ten key climate action initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean
  13. The determinants of multinational enterprises' sustainable innovations
  14. From Sci-Fi to Reality in the New Space Economy: Unlocking the Potential of Sustainable Interplanetary Supply Chains
  15. From uncertainty to assurance: A retrospective analysis of Colombia’s path to emerging market status
  16. Financial Inclusion of Rural Women in the Global South
  17. Leveraging artificial intelligence to meet the sustainable development goals
  18. Shaping sustainable futures: Multi-stakeholder perspectives on government-business partnerships for achieving the 2030 Agenda in Latin America and the Caribbean
  19. A Theory of Market-Based Sustainability: Integrating Economics-Based Supply and Demand Theory with Doing Good, Warm Glow, and Price Fairness
  20. Becoming a Multilatina: strategic capabilities as necessary conditions for the internationalization of Latin American firms
  21. Sustainable strategy as a lever for corporate legitimacy and long-term competitive advantage: an examination of an emerging market multinational
  22. Retornos y beneficios de la inversión privada en la Justicia
  23. Business, Government and the SDGs
  24. Doing well by doing good: why is investing in university social responsibility a good business for higher education institutions cross culturally?
  25. Climate-resilient and regenerative futures for Latin America and the Caribbean
  26. The contribution of the private sector to poverty alleviation programs: exploring business engagement in conditional cash transfers
  27. Regenerative and Sustainable Futures for Latin America and the Caribbean
  28. Capability creation in the context of emerging markets multinational enterprises
  29. A comparative analysis of the internationalization of sub-national and central state-owned enterprises: shreds of evidence from Latin America
  30. COVID-19 and higher education: responding to local demands and the consolidation of e-internationalization in Latin American universities
  31. Digital transformation as a strategy to reach sustainability
  32. Jaguar Firms: Tropic Dwellers, Camouflage Masters, and Solitary Predators
  33. Addressing Sustainable Rural Development with Shared Value: A Peruvian Model from the Cacao Industry
  34. Crises conducting stakeholder salience: shifts in the evolution of private universities’ governance in Latin America
  35. The “Six Ws” of sustainable development risks
  36. COVID-19, sustainable development challenges of Latin America and the Caribbean, and the potential engines for an SDGs-based recovery
  37. The Palgrave Handbook of Corporate Sustainability in the Digital Era
  38. Advancing Sustainability Education in Business Studies through Digital Service Learning
  39. Capabilities and the internationalisation of smaller-sized, service-oriented firms in the southern hemisphere
  40. Rebalancing society: Learning from the experience of Latin American progressive leaders
  41. Renewable energy in international business
  42. Teaching sustainability: complexity and compromises
  43. Internationalization and performance of small and medium-sized enterprises from emerging economies
  44. When technological savviness overcomes cultural differences: millennials in global virtual teams
  45. A literature review on the causality between sustainability and corporate reputation
  46. What do we know about organizational sustainability and international business?
  47. The theoretical evolution and use of the Uppsala Model of internationalization in the international business ecosystem
  48. An exploration of student learning for sustainability through the WikiRate student engagement project
  49. Analyzing foreign expansion and corporate reputation: review and future research agenda
  50. Uncommoditizing strategies by emerging market firms
  51. Prácticas de recursos humanos que impactan la estrategia de sostenibilidad ambiental
  52. Pride and Prejudice: The case of Barilla S.p.A.
  53. Representation of Women on Corporate Boards of Directors and Firm Financial Performance
  54. Diversity within Diversity: Equality and Managing Diversity
  55. Diversity within Diversity Management: Where We Are, Where We Should Go, and How We Are Getting There
  56. Student–university identification and loyalty through social responsibility
  57. The Palgrave Handbook of Learning and Teaching International Business and Management
  58. A Ten Country-Company Study of Sustainability and Product-Market Performance
  59. Entrepreneurs’ Features Affecting the Internationalisation of Service SMEs
  60. Rapid Internationalization Emerging Markets Multinationals from Latin America: The Case of the AJE Group
  61. Teaching effectiveness attributes in business schools
  62. Internationalization of Mexican family firms: the cases of Xignux and Grupo Alfa
  63. Multilatinas and the internationalization of Latin American firms
  64. Climate Change and the 2030 Corporate Agenda for Sustainable Development
  65. Giants from Emerging Markets: The Internationalization of BRIC Multinationals
  66. Introduction to This Volume: What Makes BRIC Multinationals Special?
  67. Dead Firms: Causes and Effects of Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency
  68. The Peruvian Amazon Company’s Death: The Jungle Devoured Them
  69. Why Already Internationalised Firms Die? Causes and Effects of Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency
  70. Global Financial Crisis and the Emergence and Maturing of Socially Responsible Investments
  71. International SMEs from emerging markets—Insights from the Colombian textile and apparel industry
  72. The Integration of Stock Exchanges: The Case of the Latin American Integrated Market (MILA) and its Impact on Ownership And Internationalization Status in Colombian Brokerage Firms
  73. The integration of stock exchanges: The case of the Latin American Integrated Market (MILA) and its impact on ownership and internationalization status in Colombian brokerage firms
  74. International Expansion and Contexts of a Global Player from an Emerging Market: The Case of Sabmiller 1993–2013
  75. Beyond the UN Global Compact: Institutions and Regulations
  76. Governments as Owners: Nationalization of International Business and Social Responsibility
  77. The Global Compact: Corporate Sustainability in the Post 2015 World
  78. The Handbook of Experiential Learning In International Business
  79. Targeting one’s own region: internationalisation trends of Colombian multinational companies
  80. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Social Responsibility Networks (SRN) in Colombia
  81. Virtual Teams and International Business Teaching and Learning: The Case of the Global Enterprise Experience (GEE)
  82. International Business, Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility
  83. The Corporate Paradox: Marketing, Innovation, Corruption and Pollution – An Overview of Corporate Successes and Failures
  84. Introduction
  85. Introduction
  86. Global Civil Society and International Business: A Review
  87. Corporate Social Responsibility and International Business: A Conceptual Overview
  88. An Eclectic Review of Critical Perspectives on Globalisation and International Business: Setting the Context for Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability
  89. Cooperation in coffee markets: the case of Vietnam and Colombia
  90. The civically engaged university model in Colombia
  91. Labor Standards
  92. Salaries and Wages
  93. International Development Agency
  94. Ecolabeling
  95. Communism
  96. International Labour Office/International Labour Organization
  97. Conceptual and Theoretical Foundations
  98. Study Tours and the Enhancement of Knowledge and Competences on International Business