Rethinking Political Risk

Sottilotta, Cecilia Emma

doi:10.4324/9781315606156

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“…Salah satu risiko yang menjadi pertimbangan bagi investor untuk menanamkan FDI adalah political risk atau risiko politik. Risiko politik adalah risiko yang terjadi dikarenakan adanya gangguan politik di suatu negara yang nantinya dapat mempengaruhi perekonomian negara terkait (Sottilotta, 2012). Adanya risiko politik di suatu wilayah maupun negara akan membuat investor berpikir dua kali untuk menanamkan modalnya ke negara tujuan (Simanjuntak, 2018).…”

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Foreign Direct Investment dan Risiko Politik di ASEAN

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Wilujeng

Radjamin

2022

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Political risk is a risk that occurs due to political disturbances in a country that can affect its economy. This risk is one of the risks that investors consider when investing in a country. High political risks can create obstacles that potentially disrupt investors' business operations. This study aims to see the impact of political risk on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the ASEAN region in 1996-2019 using panel data analysis with the best model, namely the fixed effect model (FEM). Sources of data in this study came from the World Governance Indicator (WGI) and World Development Indicator (WDI). The results of this study indicate that political risk as reflected in political stability and regulatory quality has a significant influence on FDI inflows in the ASEAN region. Political instability could make investors reluctant to invest in the country due to the concern about disturbances that will occur in the future. The role of governments in ASEAN countries is needed to maintain political stability and attract more foreign investors to invest in the ASEAN region. In addition, a country needs to have good regulatory quality so that investors do not experience obstacles in the early stages of investment. Complicated licensing and many regulations can be one of the obstacles in investing.

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Foreign Direct Investment dan Risiko Politik di ASEAN

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Wilujeng

Radjamin

2022

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“…The issues related to political risk in investing in developing countries have attracted attention from scholars in the international business field. Sottilotta (2017) conducts an extensive literature review of political risk. Some studies have found that host countries’ political risk hinders overseas foreign direct investment (OFDI) (Zmuda, 2012; Wang, 2012).…”

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“…As multinational companies (MNCs) have significantly increased their FDI in developing countries since the 1970s, they have encountered additional noneconomic risks, such as government interference, political instability, rampant corruption and others (Root, 1972; Kobrin, 1979). Researchers have started to focus on these noneconomic factors as determinants of FDI (Sottilotta, 2017). With the economic reform and growth since the late 1970s, Chinese MNCs have started their FDI (Buckley et al , 2007; Buckley et al , 2018).…”

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Impact of corruption on Chinese investment in African countries

Yuan

Chen

Zhang

2021

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Purpose This paper aims to examine the impact of host country corruption on foreign direct investment (FDI) from China to developing countries in Africa. With the opposing arguments that corruption is detrimental to or instrumental in FDI and mixed empirical evidence, this paper contributes to the literature by providing new evidence on the issue. Additionally, little research has been done on the impact of corruption on FDI made by developing country multinationals to developing countries. This paper fills a void in this area. Design/methodology/approach Based on the published literature, as well as China and Africa contexts, the authors develop hypotheses that host countries with low corruption receive more FDI and resource-seeking investments weaken the relationship. The annual stock of Chinese FDI in 35 African countries, host country corruption data and other control variables from 2007 to 2015 are collected. Feasible generalized least squares models are used to test the hypotheses. Additional robustness tests are also conducted. Findings The findings support the hypotheses. Specifically, Chinese investors make more investments in host countries with low corruption except for resource-seeking investments in resource-rich host counties. The results are statistically significant accounting for various control variables. The results of the robustness tests show that the main findings are robust. Originality/value First, this study provides new evidence on the impact of corruption on FDI. Second, this study also fills a void by examining FDI from a developing country, China to other developing countries in Africa. Finally, this study also has a practical implication for Chinese multinationals investing in Africa.

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“…Aquí se ha identificado una tendencia marcada, en los últimos dos años, en tanto las palabras clave que están emergiendo son: "sistemas de información", "emprendimiento", "inversiones", "comercio" y "desarrollo tecnológico". Esto se relaciona con que, para las Fuerzas Militares y la industria de defensa, el desarrollo tecnológico producto de la I+D+i, impacta a otras industrias civiles como una manera de cooperar, porque permite construir y actualizar tecnologías duales (civil-militar) de manera más rápida y económica, lo cual se logra con el uso de productos comerciales (Aloini, Dulmin, Mininno, Pellegrini & Farina, 2018;Chavez, Stinnett, Tierney & Walsh, 2017;Kerlooza, Setiawan & Asrianto, 2018;Lacity, Khan & Carmel, 2016;Maestre Góngora & Nieto Bernal, 2017;Simplício, Gomes & Romão, 2017;Sottilotta, 2016) Se evidencia dispersión en la publicación del conocimiento generado en el área de GTI en el sector defensa. Sin embargo, se determina que la revista holandesa "Technological Forecasting and Social Change" cuenta con 13 artículos publicados, que hablan de la temática.…”

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La gestión de la tecnología y la innovación en el sector defensa: resultados desde un análisis bibliométrico

Jiménez-Navia¹,

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Bermúdez-Hernández

2020

Rev.virtual univ. catol. norte

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La Gestión de la Tecnología y la Innovación (GTI) en el sector defensa permite a las instituciones militares estar a la vanguardia para alcanzar sus objetivos estratégicos. El objetivo de este artículo es realizar un análisis de la actividad científica en la temática GTI en el sector defensa, que evidencie información relevante en torno a la temática, a partir de la búsqueda y análisis en una de las bases de datos más importante de literatura científica, en el ámbito mundial. La metodología utilizada fue un análisis bibliométrico, complementado con análisis de redes, que permitió conocer comunidades científicas, autores, países, tendencias e interés por los procesos de gestión tecnológica e innovación en el sector defensa. Algunos hallazgos importantes indican que este es un campo fuerte en investigación y que aún se encuentra en crecimiento, además fue posible evidenciar la influencia científica de países como Reino Unido, Estados Unidos y Alemania. Cabe resaltar que como campos nacientes de interés en el estudio de la GTI en el sector defensa, se identificaron la inversión en GTI, los sistemas de información, el emprendimiento y desarrollo tecnológico; estos campos se relacionan con las nuevas aplicaciones de la innovación en el sector defensa.

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Rethinking Political Risk

Cited by 11 publications

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Foreign Direct Investment dan Risiko Politik di ASEAN

Foreign Direct Investment dan Risiko Politik di ASEAN

Impact of corruption on Chinese investment in African countries

La gestión de la tecnología y la innovación en el sector defensa: resultados desde un análisis bibliométrico

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