The emergence of cross-border communities and transnational associations requires new ways of thinking about the norms involved in democracy in a globalized world. Given the significance of human rights fulfillment, including social and economic rights, I argue here for giving weight to the claims of political communities while also recognizing the need for input by distant others into the deci...

The Integration-Responsiveness framework with the typology of international, multidomestic, global and transnational MNE strategies has become a standard in strategic management textbooks. Yet, despite this popularity, surprisingly little evidence exists for under which conditions each type of strategy is most appropriate. This paper revisits the typology using a contingency approach to derive ...

Concepts like knowledge society, information society, postmodern society, postindustrial society, Internet society, and network society fail to grasp the dialectic of the continuity and discontinuity of society. These concepts take the changes associated with new media as radical novelties and ignore the continuing dominance of capitalist structures. Contemporary capitalism is highly antagonist...

In discussions of the globalization of professional service firms there is an increasing recognition that understanding the ‘social construction’ of organizational architectures is essential. In this article we argue, using the management of transnational law firms as an example, that to understand effectively these social constructions we must reincorporate an understanding of the principles o...

This paper examines how the web is used in contexts of post-conflict governance building in fragile states, how it is conceptualised in those uses and what implications this has. Related academic research in the field mentions the web and other communication technologies only in relation to transnational web use by diasporas. Meanwhile, recent pilot projects conducted by international organisat...

THE PUBLICATION OF DOCTOR KINNARI I. Bhatt’s first book, Concessionaires, Financiers and Communities: Implementing Indigenous Peoples’ Rights to Land in Transnational Development Projects (“Concessionaires”), comes at a time of uncertainty for the field Aboriginal law Canada across globe. To contextualize key themes found throughout provide basis upon which my critiques shall be built, it is im...

in the almost new literature of social capital, the concept has mainly been considered domestic, while we can find social capital beyond state borders. in this article social capital has been connected to international relations through micro and macro aspects. the effect of information technology on social capital is then mentioned on both domestic and transnational scales. information technol...

Abstract Reliable access to Arctic research infrastructure is critical the future of polar science. In cultivating proposals, it essential that researchers have a deep understanding existing platforms when selecting appropriate site and experimental design for projects. However, are often funded as national assets, choices what would be best platform project sometimes at odds with researcher’s ...