HeyJaredAIB Journals Podcast
Audio recordings for the AIB Journals Webinars, covering research published in the Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS), Journal of International Business Policy (JIBP), and AIB Insights.
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Multinational Enterprises’ Strategic Responses to Geopolitical Tensions and Sanctions (opens the original)
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This podcast explores how global corporations manage disruptions from sudden geopolitical conflicts and international sanctions. Using the 2022 Russia-Ukraine war as a real-world case study, we unpack how and why some multinational companies completely pull out of Russia, while others freeze or continue operations. Get ready to discover how companies navigate the threat of "cross-border stigma" and reconfigure their core business capabilities to survive geopolitical disruptions. Citation: Sawant
Navigating a Demographically Bifurcated Multipolar World: Labor, Capital, and the Multinational Firm (opens the original)
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In this podcast, we explore the wild demographic split dividing our planet, where aging superpowers rapidly shrink while developing nations experience massive youth booms. You will discover how global businesses navigate this divided landscape by relocating capital and adopting smart automation just as national borders tighten. Tune in to see how leaders must completely rethink global trade and policy before this demographic divide triggers massive economic turmoil. Citation: Beugelsdijk, S., Na
Rising from the Ashes of Geopolitical Conflict: New Career Identities of Finnish Experts on Russia (opens the original)
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This episode uncovers the "career shock" felt by experts when war suddenly turns their specialized knowledge into a professional liability. We follow the journey of professionals whose identities were shattered by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, revealing how they pivoted from being "insiders" to finding entirely new roles. It’s a powerful look at individual resilience and the surprising ways people reinvent themselves when the geopolitical ground shifts beneath their feet. Citation: Outila, V., Pi
Location and the Relationship Between Tax Haven Use and Corporate Reputation (opens the original)
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This podcast episode explores the "dark side" of international business, revealing how a company’s choice of tax haven can either be seen as a savvy growth strategy or a major reputational disaster. We dive into why stakeholders are much more forgiving of big-name hubs like Ireland but quickly turn suspicious when firms set up shop in tiny, secretive "dot" islands. Finally, we’ll see how a country’s own "bad reputation" for corruption or tax dodging can rub off on the companies operating there,
US–China Power Dynamics and Business Strategies (opens the original)
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In this episode we are breaking down the precarious future of the global order. We will explore three alternative scenarios that could emerge from the retreat of unipolar US hegemony: competitive bipolarity, collaborative dual hegemony, or a direct hegemonic power transition to China. We will also unpack how these structural shifts asymmetrically impact global firms, highlighting why export-oriented producers and multinationals face severe near-term fragmentation while local import-competing bus
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