OVERCOMING THE LIABILITY OF FOREIGNNESS.
1995/04/01 by S. ZAHEER, Syed Ahsan Zaheer · 3,646 citations
Psychology · Social Sciences · #Accounting #Business #Legal Studies and Reforms #Liability #Marketing #Middle East and Rwanda Conflicts #Organizational behavior #Psychology #Social psychology #Ukrainian Legal and Forensic Studies
paper · doi:10.2307/256683
published in Academy of Management Journal 38(2), 341-363 (Academy of Management)
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