Institution-based weaknesses behind emerging multinationals

Peng, Mike W.; Parente, Ronaldo

doi:10.1590/s0034-75902012000300007

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“…This paper contributes to the literature by using three research streams with which I have been personally involved recently to demonstrate how institutions matter in a variety of contexts. Looking forward, I believe that further research on OFDI from emerging economies has potential to develop a theory of institution-based weaknesses behind such OFDI (Hoskisson et al, 2013;Peng, 2012;Peng & Parente, 2012). Additional research on bankruptcy laws can have major public policy implications in terms of making bankruptcy laws more entrepreneur friendly in order to facilitate more entrepreneurship development around the world (Lee et al, 2007(Lee et al, , 2011.…”

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New Research Directions in the Institution-Based View

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2014

Multidisciplinary Insights From New AIB Fellows

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This paper points out new directions for the deepening and broadening of the institution-based view, by drawing on three streams of research with which I have been involved recently: (1) outward foreign direct investment from emerging economies, (2) bankruptcy laws and entrepreneurship development, and (3) institution-based research focusing on Africa. Such deepening has been accomplished by enhancing our institutionbased understanding of foreign direct investment with a focus on emerging multinationals, while broadening has been done both substantively by probing into the impact of bankruptcy laws on entrepreneurship development around the world and geographically by calling for enhanced research attention on Africa via an institution-based lens.

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“…4 Why do firms from emerging economies engage in such arduous capital round-tripping? In my view, this must be due to the institution-based weaknesses of their domestic economies that do not offer sufficient protection and incentive for indigenous firms (Peng & Parente, 2012).…”

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New Research Directions in the Institution-Based View

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2014

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“…Institutions are especially salient as determinants of crossborder M&As undertaken between firms in DE and EE as well as between firms in different EE (Hoskisson et al, 2013;Luo & Tung, 2007;Meyer et al, 2009;Meyer & Peng, 2005;Meyer & Thaijongrak, 2013;Peng & Parente, 2012;Sun, Peng, Lee, & Tan, 2014). Specifically, acquisition entry strongly depends on the quality of financial markets (especially markets for corporate control), which are shaped by the institutional environment.…”

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Mergers and acquisitions in and out of emerging economies

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Journal of World Business

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“…A atuação do BNDES como financiador reduziu o risco dos atuantes em um país arriscado para investimentos, além disso os créditos proporcionados pelo banco facilitam a internacionalização, visto que se tornam um diferencial na hora de fazer a proposta na licitação em Moçambique. Vale destacar que o risco de atuação foi reduzido, também, em função de uma atuação do governo brasileiro mais próxima do continente africano, por meio de embaixadas e de missões comerciais, mostrando que a atuação governamental é de grande importância para a internacionalização de empresas (Frischtak, 2003;Peng & Parente, 2012) no caso brasileiro, conforme destacado pelo Gerente Internacional da Camargo Corrêa em entrevista aos autores:…”

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A Perspectiva de Redes na Internacionalização de Empresas Brasileiras de Construção Civil: O Caso Vale e BNDES em Moçambique

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2016

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A proposta deste artigo é analisar, a partir da perspectiva de redes, o processo de internacionalização de empresas brasileiras e em como esse movimento é influenciado por entes governamentais. Em outros termos, objetiva-se pensar os negócios internacionais não como sendo uma atividade que afeta apenas uma empresa, mas que tenha um impacto sobre todas interações dentro de suas redes, as quais congregam a esfera pública. O referencial teórico que deu suporte para análise do caso foi um framework integrativo entre a perspectiva de redes e a teoria institucionalista. O método de pesquisa aplicado foi o estudo de caso, realizado a partir da triangulação na coleta e análise dos dados empíricos, visando uma maior visão a respeito da cadeia internacionalizada. A conclusão deste estudo foi que a internacionalização das grandes empreiteiras brasileiras para Moçambique e a consolidação delas nesse país tiveram e ainda têm grande influência do papel de suas redes. Palavras-chave:Internacionalização de Empresas; Perspectiva de Redes; Teoria Institucional. THE NETWORKS PERSPECTIVE ON THE BRAZILIAN HEAVY CONSTRUCTION FIRMS INTERNATIONALIZATION PROCESS: THE CASE OF VALE AND THE BNDES IN MOZAMBIQUE ABSTRACTThe purpose of this article is to analyze, from the networks perspective, the process of internationalization of Brazilian companies and how this movement is influenced by government entities. In other words, the objective is to think international business not as an activity that affects only one company, but as a movement that has an impact on all interactions within their networks, which includes the public sphere. The theoretical framework that supported the analysis of the case was an integrative framework that conjugates the perspective of networks and the Institutional Theory. The research method used was the case study, carried out from the triangulation of the information obtained by the collection and analysis of empirical data, in order to get a greater view of the internationalized chain. The conclusion of this study was that the internationalization of major Brazilian construction firms to Mozambique and their consolidation in that country had and still have great influence of their networks. Keywords LA PERSPECTIVA DE LA RED EN LA INTERNACIONALIZACIÓN DE LAS EMPRESAS BRASILEÑAS CONSTRUCCIÓN: EL VALLE DE CASO Y BNDES EN MOZAMBIQUE RESUMENEl propósito de este artículo es analizar, desde la perspectiva de la red, el proceso de internacionalización de las empresas brasileñas y cómo este movimiento se ve influida por las entidades gubernamentales. En otras palabras, el objetivo es pensar en los negocios internacionales no como una actividad que afecta a una sola empresa, pero tiene un impacto en todas las interacciones dentro de sus redes, que reúnen a la esfera pública. El marco teórico que tiene soporte para el examen del caso era un marco integrador desde la perspectiva de las redes y la teoría institucionalista. El método de investigación utilizado fue el estudio de caso, realizado a partir de la triangulación e...

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Institution-based weaknesses behind emerging multinationals

Cited by 22 publications

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New Research Directions in the Institution-Based View

New Research Directions in the Institution-Based View

Mergers and acquisitions in and out of emerging economies

A Perspectiva de Redes na Internacionalização de Empresas Brasileiras de Construção Civil: O Caso Vale e BNDES em Moçambique

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