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Looking Beyond the Frontiers of Conventional International Business Research: Exploring Opportunities and Making a (Small, But Real) Difference.- Part I: Enriching International Business Research Agenda.- The Full Canvas: Exploring the Bright and Dark Sides of International Business Strategy.- Emerging Research Themes in International Business.- The Lingering Effect of Slavery and Colonial History on International Business: The Case of Sub-Saharan Africa.- IB Research Opportunities in Central Asia.- IB Research Opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa.- The Relevance Problem of International Business Research.- Part II: Inter-Disciplinary Topics for International Business Research.- International Business Policy: A Primer.- Digitization and Implications for (International) Business.- Effects of Emerging Technologies on International Business.- The Future of Global Work: Challenges and Recommendations for Global Virtual Teamwork.- Location Flexibility in Global Supply Chains: The Efficiency-Imitability Tradeoff and Sustained Competitive Advantage.- Emerging Non-market Risk in International Business.- The Future of Multinational Enterprises: An Optimist’s View.- Part III: International Business’ Broader Societal Role.- Multinational Enterprises and the Circular Economy.- MNEs and United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.- The Cultural Mosaic of Corporate Social Responsibility: MNEs’ Role in Attaining Sustainable Development Goals.- Institutionalization of MNEs’ Sustainability Reporting: Progressing Toward the United National Sustainable Development Goals.- Foreign Direct Investment and Human Development.- History and Future of Migration in International Business: From River to Tidal Flows.- IEDC and CEEMAN: A Historical Response to the Societal Role of Business Schools.
