The internationalization of postsocialist countries brought about by the activities of multinational corporations (MNCs) has produced a growing diversity of actors capable of shaping work standards in these countries. The organizational and institutionalist literature on MNCs has concentrated only on the outcomes of such internationalization processes in terms of diffusing MNCs’ organizational practices or adapting them to host-country conditions. This paper offers a theoretical and empirical scrutiny of the process through which MNCs establish and reinforce their position in host-country labor markets and societies. In particular, the focus is on how MNCs become legitimate actors in changing work standards in host-country labor markets, an...
Increased international competition poses challenges to companies’ organizational practices, includi...
This work makes a theoretical contribution to our understanding of the strategic mechanisms that ena...
Rooted in the literature on comparative capitalism, we examine the effects of host country instituti...
The internationalization of postsocialist countries brought about by the activities of multinational...
The internationalization of postsocialist countries brought about by the activities of multinational...
In the complex world of corporate and host-country influences, social interaction between multinatio...
"How can we understand similarities and differences between work practices in multinational compani...
How can we understand similarities and differences between work practices in multinational companies...
The theoretical debate about the transfer of practices from MNCs to their subsidiaries has tended to...
Despite the fact that multinational companies (MNCs) in Central Eastern Europe significantly contrib...
A number of theoretical approaches to the diffusion of employment practices within multinational com...
"How can we understand similarities and differences between work practices in multinational compani...
Research on the multinational corporation (MNC) is increasingly concerned with the alleged evolution...
This volume looks at how multinational companies manage their workforces across borders. Its focus i...
How do employment relations change even though the formal structure of employment relations institut...
Increased international competition poses challenges to companies’ organizational practices, includi...
This work makes a theoretical contribution to our understanding of the strategic mechanisms that ena...
Rooted in the literature on comparative capitalism, we examine the effects of host country instituti...
The internationalization of postsocialist countries brought about by the activities of multinational...
The internationalization of postsocialist countries brought about by the activities of multinational...
In the complex world of corporate and host-country influences, social interaction between multinatio...
"How can we understand similarities and differences between work practices in multinational compani...
How can we understand similarities and differences between work practices in multinational companies...
The theoretical debate about the transfer of practices from MNCs to their subsidiaries has tended to...
Despite the fact that multinational companies (MNCs) in Central Eastern Europe significantly contrib...
A number of theoretical approaches to the diffusion of employment practices within multinational com...
"How can we understand similarities and differences between work practices in multinational compani...
Research on the multinational corporation (MNC) is increasingly concerned with the alleged evolution...
This volume looks at how multinational companies manage their workforces across borders. Its focus i...
How do employment relations change even though the formal structure of employment relations institut...
Increased international competition poses challenges to companies’ organizational practices, includi...
This work makes a theoretical contribution to our understanding of the strategic mechanisms that ena...
Rooted in the literature on comparative capitalism, we examine the effects of host country instituti...