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ADOPTION OF AN ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICE BY SUBSIDIARIES OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS: INSTITUTIONAL AND RELATIONAL EFFECTS.

Academy of Management Journal · 2002 · Vol. 45(1) · pp. 215–233
Tatiana KostovaK. F. Roth

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We examine the adoption of an organizational practice by subsidiaries of a multinational corporation (MNC) under conditions of “institutional duality.” Drawing on institutional theory, we identify ...

Global and Cross-Cultural ManagementFamily Business Performance and SuccessionInternational Business and FDIMultinational corporationSubsidiaryBusinessInstitutional theoryOrganizational cultureBusiness administrationManagementIndustrial organizationKnowledge managementPsychology
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