Family Firms and Boards of Directors
Critical differences in board tenures and characteristics between family and nonfamily firms affect firm value and performance, argue Professors Huimin...
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Every issue of ISBInsight revolves around a central theme of current and critical importance to readers, with in-depth articles written by leading academics and management thought leaders from across the globe.
Valuing Innovation: Evidence from Cisco’s Acquisitions
Professor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian and researchers Chandra Sekhar Mangipudi and Rajkamal Vasu adopt a novel approach to valuing innovative assets...
Read moreCorporate Philanthropy and its Effects on Firm Value
Critical differences in board tenures and characteristics between family and nonfamily firms affect firm value and performance, argue Professors Huimin...
Read moreRanking India’s Transnational Companies
Professor Raveendra Chittoor and Deepak Jena present the results of a 2013 ranking survey of India’s most internationalised companies based on the Transnationality Index (TNI), conducted jointly by the ISB and Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC), Brazil. This year’s expanded list of top Indian transnational corporations (TNCs) provides new and valuable insights into the geographic spread and drivers of internationalisation.
Read moreUnderstanding the Overseas Acquisitions of Indian Transnational Corporations
What are the determinants and consequences of overseas acquisitions by Indian firms in their internationalisation journey? Professor Raveendra Chittoor’s and...
Read moreThe “India Way” of Managing Acquisitions: When Does it Really Work and Why?
Professor Prashant Kale examines the distinctive approach of Indian companies to managing their overseas acquisitions and why it has proved...
Read moreOrganic and Inorganic Internationalisation: Insights From Dr Reddy’s Labs
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (DRL) was promoted in 1984 by Anji Reddy, a pioneering scientist-entrepreneur, as a manufacturer of bulk drugs...
Read moreThe Benefits of Sustainable Practices: A Study of Brazilian Multinationals
Since the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED), commonly known as the Brundtland Commission, coined the term “sustainable development”...
Read morePhD Training in Management in India: Is There a Doctor in the House?
The ever growing demand for B-school faculty with PhDs in India presents us with an opportunity to develop a new and more relevant model of doctoral education – one that uses scarce resources more wisely and better answers the needs of both candidates and institutions alike, argues Professor Phanish Puranam. A longer version of this article was published in two parts in “Indian Management,” an All India Management Association (AIMA) journal.
Read moreConfronting the Crisis in Doctoral Education: A First Step
In his response to Professor Phanish Puranam’s article, Professor Sanjay Kallapur explains his support for separate academic and sophisticated practitioner...
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