All Stories

  1. Rethinking Networks in Disruption: Dynamics of Embeddedness in Migrant Entrepreneurship
  2. Lusophone Africa and linguistic cosmopolitanism
  3. Sustainability paradox in emerging markets: a critical analysis of LED regulatory standards and global value chains in Brazil
  4. Brazilian-Japanese reverse diaspora, labour and entrepreneurship – reflections on sustainable ethnic migration policies
  5. Bukharian Jewish Culture and Identity – Insights from a transnational global diaspora
  6. Entrepreneurial passion, patriotism, nationalism and resilience: Understanding Ukrainian refugee women’s entrepreneurial intentions in constrained contexts
  7. Work and entrepreneurship strategies: Brazilian migrants living in Switzerland and Germany
  8. Diaspora and Migration in International Business—An African Perspective by Professor Helena Barnard
  9. Diasporas and Global Grand Challenges: Reflecting Viewpoints on Diaspora Role and Positionality
  10. Revalorization, frugal innovation, and circularity: A qualitative exploration of African used automotive parts business
  11. Impact of remittances from the Afghan diaspora: a case study on the effects in the Samangan province
  12. The Changing Face of Immigrant Entrepreneurship: The Case of Germany
  13. Migrant entrepreneurs: Strategic approaches to overcoming liminality
  14. Bridging the Gap Transnationally—Coupling Migrants' Informal and Formal Business Activities Through Hybrid Business Models
  15. Empowering migrant women's entrepreneurship: stakeholder perspectives from the entrepreneurial ecosystem
  16. Diasporic sensemaking
  17. Diaspora and Migrant Business Families
  18. Automotive Aftermarket
  19. Acquiring Talent for the Automotive Aftermarket: How Sustainability Is Becoming a Key Driver in Talent Acquisition and Development for the Sector
  20. An Expert Vignette from the American Perspective: John R. Washbish, President and CEO
  21. How Can the Nordic Automotive Aftermarket Provide Opportunities Counteracting the Challenges of Disadvantaged Entrepreneurs?
  22. Preface: Global Perspectives and Disciplinary Angles in Understanding the Automotive Aftermarket
  23. “The Biggest Hidden Champion”: A Vignette from Michael Söding, Industry Veteran from Schaeffler Group
  24. Language in intercultural business interactions: A self-perceived power perspective
  25. Researching hard-to-reach populations: lessons learned from dispersed migrant communities
  26. Research Handbook on Transnational Diaspora Entrepreneurship
  27. Policy approaches and transnational diaspora entrepreneurship in China
  28. Guest editorial: Migrant entrepreneurship and the roles of family beyond place and space: towards a family resourcefulness across borders perspective
  29. Sustainability in International Business: An Introduction
  30. Sustainable International Business: A Retrospection and Future Research Direction
  31. A state-of-the-art review on international strategic alliances: do we really know what we are researching
  32. Matching International Business Teaching with the UN Sustainable Development Goals: Introducing Bi-directional Reflective Learning
  33. From Women Empowerment to Practicing Gender Diversity: Empirical Evidence From Non-Western Contexts
  34. Language Diversity – Multi-Ethnic Migrant and Diaspora Resources for International Business and Entrepreneurship
  35. Resilience and business model adaptation in turbulent times: experiences of Russophone migrant entrepreneurs in Germany during Covid-pandemic
  36. Who creates international marketing agility? Diasporic agility guiding new market entry processes in emerging contexts
  37. The role of satisfaction in labor diaspora dynamics: An analysis of BREXIT effects
  38. Born as a Citizen and Reborn as an Alien: Migrant Superdiversity in Global Business
  39. Pull Forces in Colombia for Portuguese Migrants: A Qualitative Study of Portuguese Migrants and Expatriates in Colombia
  40. Migrant Women Entrepreneurship and The Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
  41. Who is doing “transnational diaspora entrepreneurship”? Understanding formal identity and status
  42. Disadvantaged Migrant Entrepreneurs and Their Selection of Location: Entrepreneurial Settlement and Making a “Home” Abroad
  43. Portuguese textile association fostering the internationalisation of small and medium-sized enterprises
  44. International venturing and investment: global citizens and golden visas
  45. Challenges for the Host Society—Human Trafficking, Slavery and Abuse in the Work Context
  46. A state-of-the-art review on international strategic alliances: do we really know what we are researching
  47. Light entrepreneurship as a parallel staying strategy Insights from Tanzanian medical doctors
  48. China Gets Triple Hit by COVID-19
  49. Female Migrants and Brain Waste – A Conceptual Challenge with Societal Implications
  50. Diaspora networks in international marketing: how do ethnic products diffuse to foreign markets
  51. Portuguese textile association fostering the internationalisation of small and medium-sized enterprises
  52. Bukharian Jewish families - An entrepreneurial diaspora
  53. Human stickiness as a counterforce to brain drain: Purpose-driven behaviour among Tanzanian medical doctors and implications for policy
  54. Diaspora Networks in International Business
  55. The immigrant effect from employer and employee perspectives in a Swedish context
  56. Transnational Diaspora Remittances and Capacity Building in Developing and Transition Countries: A Contextual Analysis in Caribbean Islands and Central Asia
  57. Transnational intrapreneurship: opportunity development in transnational teams in the Nordic periphery
  58. Global Mobility of Highly Skilled People
  59. Migration ‘against the tide’: location and Jewish diaspora entrepreneurs
  60. New Digital Layers of Business Relationships – Experiences From Business-To-Business Social Media
  61. Dynamics of Diasporic Life – Entry and Exit Behavior of Highly Skilled Migrants
  62. Self-Initiated Expatriation Rebooted: A Puzzling Reality – A Challenge to Migration Research and its Future Direction
  63. The Concept of Diaspora from the Perspective of International Business and Economy: An Introduction to the Book
  64. The Role of Linguistic Resources in the Institutional Organisation of the Armenian Diaspora in Finland
  65. Towards a Multi-disciplinary Framing of Diaspora Networks in International Business
  66. Advancing the views on migrant and diaspora entrepreneurs in international entrepreneurship
  67. Migration Perspective on Entrepreneurship
  68. How to internationalize a traditional Portuguese style food – Liability or asset of Portugueseness?
  69. What Attracts Diasporas to Regions? Location and Jewish Diaspora Entrepreneurs
  70. Transnational Diaspora and Civil Society Actors Driving MNE Internationalisation: The Case of Grameenphone in Bangladesh
  71. From ethnic enclaves to transnational entrepreneurs: the American dream of the Finns in Oregon, USA
  72. Jewish diaspora entrepreneurs - the impact of religion on opportunity exploration and exploitation
  73. Understanding Transnational Diaspora Entrepreneurship and the Role of Values
  74. Against All Odds – A Diaspora Entrepreneur Developing Russian and Central Asian Markets
  75. Organizing mobility: a case study of Bukharian Jewish diaspora
  76. Typology of diaspora entrepreneurship: Case studies in Uzbekistan
  77. Can a start-up establish international industry standards? The international development of a data solution platform in car parts business
  78. Rich-to-poor diaspora ventures: how do they survive?
  79. To Try or Not to Try? A Story of Diaspora Entrepreneurship
  80. Intercultural competences and interaction schemes — Four forces regulating dyadic encounters in international business
  81. Diaspora networks in international business: a review on an emerging stream of research
  82. Developing Innovative Business Models in Social Ventures
  83. Diaspora Networks in International Business and Transnational Entrepreneurship A Literature Review
  84. Management of remanufacturing - strategic challenges from intellectual property rights
  85. Network process analysis: An event-based approach to study business network dynamics
  86. Understanding Transnational Diaspora Entrepreneurship and the Role of Values