1. American management: Reformation or revolution? The transfer of Japanese management technology to the US Smitka, Michael J. 1989 Reports BusinessManagementCommerce
2. Distribution of the Disinflation of Prices in 1990-91 Compared with Previous Business Cycles Cagan, Philip 1995 Reports EconomicsBusiness
3. The Role of Effort Advantage in Consumer Response to Loyalty Programs: The Idiosyncratic Fit Heuristic Kivetz, Ran; Simonson, Itamar 2002 Reports Business
4. Vertical integration, exclusive dealing, and ex post cartelization Chen, Yongmin; Riordan, Michael H. 2003 Reports EconomicsBusiness
9. Construction contracts (or "how to get the right building at the right price?") Chakravarty, Surajeet; MacLeod, W. Bentley 2006 Reports Business
10. Brazil's Multinationals Take Off: Release of the FDC-CPII 2007 ranking of Brazilian multinational enterprises Fundação Dom Cabral; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2007 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
11. Invest in Kenya: Focus Kisumu Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2007 Reports FinanceBusiness
12. Russian Multinationals Bullish on Foreign Markets: Release of the SKOLKOVO-CPII 2007 ranking of Russian multinational enterprises Morenko, Elena; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2007 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
13. The Investor's Guide to Liberia Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment; Earth Institute 2007 Reports FinanceBusiness
14. What Will Become of the Japanese Corporation? --A Comparative Perspective Iwai, Katsuhito 2007 Reports Business
15. World investment prospects to 2011: Foreign direct investment and the challenge of political risk Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment; Economist Intelligence Unit 2007 Reports FinanceBusiness
16. Chinese Multinationals Make Steady Progress: Release of the FUDAN-VCC 2007 ranking of Chinese multinational enterprises Fudan University. School of Management; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2008 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
17. Emerging Russian Multinationals: Achievements and Challenges Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment; Skolkovo Moscow School of Management 2008 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
18. Guia do Investidor para São Tomé and Príncipe Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment; Earth Institute 2008 Reports FinanceBusiness
19. Investors Guide to São Tomé and Príncipe Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment; Earth Institute 2008 Reports FinanceBusiness
20. Slovenian Multinationals: Small but Growing Rapidly: Release of the CIR-CPII 2008 ranking of Slovenian multinational enterprises Svetlicic, Marjan; Columbia University.Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2008 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
21. A new geography of innovation—China and India rising Bruche, Gert 2009 Reports Managerial economicsFinanceBusiness
23. First Ranking of Argentine multinationals finds diversified successes ininternationalization Nofal, Beatriz; Nahón, Cecilia; Donadille, María Eugenia; Pagani, Luciana; Fernández, Carolina 2009 Reports BusinessFinance
24. First ranking survey of Mexican multinationals finds great diversity of industries Gutiérrez-Haces, María Teresa; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2009 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
25. Nature or Nurture? Factors of Entrepreneurship: a Comparative Approach Tortella, Gabriel; Quiroga, Gloria; Moral-Arce, Ignacio 2009 Reports EntrepreneurshipBusinessEducationEntrepreneurship--Study and teaching
26. Ranking of Brazilian multinationals finds internationalization steadily increasing: SOBEET, Valor and VCC release the 2009 ranking of Brazilian outward investors SOBEET; Valor Econômico; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2009 Reports FinanceBusinessInternational business enterprises
27. Russian multinationals continue their outward expansion in spite of the global crisis Kuznetsov, Alexei; Chetverikova, Anna 2009 Reports BusinessFinance
28. Second ranking survey finds strong growth in the foreign assets of Chinese multinationals Zhu, Lijia; Zhou, Jun; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2009 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
29. Small, savvy, high-tech firms preponderate among Israeli multinationals, survey finds Hirsch, Seev; Hashai, Niron; Katz, Omer; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2009 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
30. Survey provides the first ever ranking of Turkish multinationals investing abroad Songur, Hilmi; Yelutas, Nihan; Inanir, Samet; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2009 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
31. Survey ranking Slovenian multinationals finds them small and vulnerable, but flexible and increasingly international Svetlicic, Marjan; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2009 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
32. The Growth Story of Indian Multinationals: ISB and VCC release the first ever ranking of Indian multinationals investing abroad Panda, Rupa; Kapoor, Mudit 2009 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
33. Brazilian multinationals positive after the global crisis Lima, Luís Afonso 2010 Reports BusinessFinance
34. Cascades in Networks and Aggregate Volatility Acemoglu, Daron; Ozdaglar, Asuman; Tahbaz-Salehi, Alireza 2010 Reports BusinessEconomics
35. Chinese multinationals gain further momentum Zhu, Qiuzhi; Zhu, Lijia; Zhou, Jun 2010 Reports BusinessFinance
36. Crisis moderates the expansion of Israeli multinationals Hirsch, Seev; Hashai, Niron 2010 Reports BusinessFinance
37. Impact of global crisis on Mexican multinationals varies by industry, survey finds Kunhardt, Jorge Basave; Gutiérrez-Haces, María Teresa 2010 Reports BusinessFinance
38. Israel's leading multinationals continue to expand domestically and abroad despite the crisis Hirsch, Seev; Hashai, Niron; Ben Shachar, Guy; Columbia University. Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment 2010 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational business enterprises
39. Korean multinationals show solid recovery after global crisis Moon, Hwy-Chang 2010 Reports BusinessFinance
42. Hungarian multinationals a strong presence in neighborhood, survey finds Sass, Magdolna; Kovács, Olivér 2011 Reports BusinessFinance
43. Investment from Russia stabilizes after the global crisis Kuznetsov, Alexei; Chetverikova, Anna; Toganova, Natalia 2011 Reports BusinessFinance
44. Non-Bayesian Social Learning Jadbabaie, Ali; Molavi, Pooya; Sandroni, Alvaro; Tahbaz-Salehi, Alireza 2011 Reports BusinessEconomics
45. Profitability of Product Bundling Chen, Yongmin; Riordan, Michael H. 2011 Reports EconomicsBusiness
46. Shaping global business conduct: The 2011 update of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises Schekulin, Manfred 2011 Reports Business
47. Survey on Polish multinationals finds geographic concentration and industrial diversity Kaliszuk, Ewa; Wancio, Agata 2011 Reports BusinessFinance
48. The new Dutch sandwich: The issue of treaty abuse Kahale, George 2011 Reports BusinessFinanceInternational law
49. Turkish MNEs steady on their course despite crisis, survey finds Aybar, Sedat 2011 Reports BusinessFinance
50. An Evaluation of the Current State and Future of XBRL and Interactive Data for Investors and Analysts Harris, Trevor Samuel; Morsfield, Suzanne G. 2012 Reports Information scienceBusiness
52. Profitability of Product Bundling Chen, Yongmin; Riordan, Michael H. 2012 Reports EconomicsBusiness
54. Towards the successful implementation of the updated OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises Asami, Tadahiro 2012 Reports FinanceBusiness
55. Framing From Afar: External Agents and the Construction of the Japanese Ji-Buru Industry Ahmadjian, Christina; Edman, Jesper 2013 Reports EconomicsBusiness
57. Independent Contracting Policy and Management Analysis Cohen, Steven Alan; Eimicke, William B. 2013 Reports BusinessManagementPublic policy (Law)
58. Organizations On-the-go: Linking Welfare Effects to Strategy Petkova, Iva Ognianova 2013 Reports ManagementBusiness
60. Samsung and LG: From Also-Rans to Dominance in Consumer Electronics Myers, Robert 2013 Reports EconomicsAsiansBusiness
61. Explaining the Rise of East Asian Multinationals: State-Industry Links, a Stages Model of Structural Change, and Japan as a Precedent Setter Ozawa, Terutomo 2014 Reports CommerceBusiness
63. Japanese Monetary Policy and International Spillovers Dekle, Robert; Hamada, Koichi 2014 Reports CommerceBusiness
64. Japan’s Foreign Economic Policy Strategies and Economic Performance Armstrong, Shiro; Drysdale, Peter 2014 Reports CommerceBusiness
65. Quantifying Sentiment for the Japanese Economy as Predictors of Stock Prices Ishijima, Hiroshi 2014 Reports CommerceBusiness
66. Spinning Tales About Japanese Cotton Spinning: Saxonhouse (1974) Then and Now Braguinsky, Serguey; Hounshell, David A. 2014 Reports CommerceBusiness
67. The Structure and Evolution of Buyer-Supplier Networks Mizuno, Takayuki; Souma, Wataru; Watanabe, Tsutomu 2014 Reports CommerceBusiness
68. Withdrawing incentives to attract FDI: Can host countries put the genie back inthe bottle? De Luca, Anna 2014 Reports International relationsBusiness
69. Absence of Safe Assets and Fiscal Crisis Sakuragawa, Masaya; Sakuragawa, Yukie 2015 Reports EconomicsBusiness
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77. Japan’s Abenomics Bumps Along Patrick, Hugh T. 2016 Reports Commercial policyEnergy policyEconomic policyBusinessEconomics
78. Product Dynamics and Aggregate Shocks: Evidence from Japanese Product and Firm Level Data Dekle, Robert; Kawakami, Atsushi; Kitoyaki, Nobuhiro; Miyagawa, Tsutomu 2016 Reports Industrial productivityExpenditures, PublicEquilibrium (Economics)MacroeconomicsCommerceBusiness
79. When Are Uninformed Boards Preferable? Isaka, Naoto 2016 Reports Chief executive officersCorporate governanceBoards of directorsBusiness
80. Submission on the draft General Comment on “State obligations under the ICESCR in the Context of Business Activities” Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment 2017 Reports Investments, ForeignInvestmentsCorruptionBusinessHuman rights
81. Earnings Management and Internal Control in Bank-dominated Corporate Governance: Evidence from Japan Sakawa, Hideaki; Watanabel, Naoki 2018 Reports Corporate governanceEarnings managementAuditingBusinessEconomics
82. Input to the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights regarding guidance on human rights defenders and the role of business Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment 2018 Reports Human rights workersBusinessInvestments, ForeignHuman rights
83. Main Bank Relationship and Accounting Conservatism: Evidence from Japan Sakawa, Hideaki; Watanabel, Naoki 2018 Reports Corporate governanceAccountingBanks and bankingBusinessConservatism
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