Using the instrumental stakeholder theory lens, we examine how generic competitive strat- egies influence the link between stakeholder management (SM) and firm financial perfor- mance. We develop a framework that highlights ...

Society increasingly demands corporations to be accountable for their past misbehaviours. Some corporations engage in forgetting work with the aim of avoiding responsibility for their wrongdoings. We argue that whenever ...

Using a principal-principal agency theory lens we examine corporate governance and compensation design in family-owned businesses. We conceptualize how CEO pay and pay-performance sensitivity is influenced by whether the ...

Overseas acquisitions as a mode of international expansion entail a high level of risk, especially for firms from emerging economies which face considerable liabilities of foreignness and newness in international markets. ...

This paper revisits the relationship between liberalization and systemic banking crisis in light of a more comprehensive measure of financial liberalization and its interaction with various measures of banking governance ...

While overseas acquisitions by emerging economy firms are getting increased attention from the business press, our understanding of whether, and why, this inorganic mode of international expansion creates value to acquirer ...

In seeking to understand whether the transition by Asian countries to market economies mirrors the path taken by the West, we ask how embedded network ties between equity analysts and the CEOs of the firms they follow in ...