Published in the Journal of International Financial Management and AccountingAuthors:Antonio D'Amato, University of SalernoMatteo Cotugno, Catholic University of the Sacred HeartSalvatore Perdichizzi, Department of Economics and Management, University of PaduaValeria Stefanelli, University of
Rising political skepticism on the benefits of global economic integration has increased public scrutiny of the foreign activities of domestic firms in virtually all advanced economies. Decisions to invest in new activities abroad are seen by some commentators as potentially detrimental to domestic
Decision makers often rely on experts' evaluations to decide on complex proposals. Experts, however, have their own agendas: they may favor or oppose the proposals under their scrutiny.In this paper, Dino Gerardi (University of Turin, Collegio Carlo Alberto), Edoardo Grillo (dSEA Unipd) and Ignacio
In this paper, Silvia Rita Sedita, Fiorenza Belussi and Ivan De Noni from the Department of Economics and Management of the University of Padova and Roberta Apa from the University of Milan, offer an original perspective of analysis on how technological acquisitions and knowledge recombination shape
*****In this paper published in the Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, Michele Fabrizi (Department of Economics and Management of the University of Padua), Elisabetta Ipino (Seattle Pacific University), Michel Magnan (John Molson School of Business, Concordia University) and Antonio
