Critical Perspectives on International Business

Critical Perspectives on International Business (CPoIB) publishes high quality research that critically engages with the broad field of international business including but not restricted to, issues of globalization, international business strategies, corporate social responsibility as well as power relations both within multinational firms and between multinational firms and civil society actors. The journal promotes dialogue and new thinking and encourages authors to creatively and critically questioning the hegemony of transnational corporations, managerial orthodoxy and the dominant academic discourse. With the aim of impacting on business education and management practice, CPOIB welcomes empirical, theoretical and conceptual work that addresses the effects contemporary international business activity has on the individual, specific communities, the environment as well as on the economy and society as a whole. The journal covers multiple areas (but is not limited to): • Business ethics and corporate social responsibility • Critical management and post-colonial studies • Emerging market and development studies • Entrepreneurship and innovation • Environmental studies • Gender, equality and diversity matters • Global value chain analysis • International economics, management, relations and business strategy • International and comparative political economy and sociology • International law • Organization studies • Public policy • Research methodologies and teaching of critical approaches • Technology, e-commerce and social media