The late John H. Dunning OBE, former Emeritus Professor of International Investment and Business Studies, University of Reading, UK and Emeritus State of New Jersey Professor of International Business, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark, US

‘The fifteen chapters included in this posthumous collection of the most recent contributions of John H. Dunning - the most influential scholar in international business - cover a wide area of relevant issues. This volume not only presents an updated intellectual legacy of Professor Dunning’s earlier pathbreaking and extensive work, but also provides a useful roadmap for future research in the many interdisciplinary dimensions of international business. This is why the volume should be obligatory reading to academics and practitioners in international business and management, as well as in economic geography, business history, political economy, social relations, international law and international economics.’

• Contents: Foreword Introduction Part I: Learning from Early Scholars 1. The Contribution of Edith Penrose to International Business Scholarship 2. If Hymer Were Writing Now with Christos N. Pitelis 3. Some Antecedents of Internalisation Theory Part II: An Institutional Perspective on International Business Scholarship 4. A New Zeitgeist for International Business Activity and Scholarship 5. The Changing Locational Determinants of MNE Activity: 1960–2006 6. Institutions and the OLI Paradigm of the Multinational Enterprise with Sarianna Lundan 7. Towards a New Paradigm of Development: Implications for the Determinants of International Business Activity 8. Institutional Reform, FDI and the Locational Competitiveness of European Transition Economies Part III: FDI and the Competitiveness of Firms and Countries 9. FDI, Globalisation and Development: Some Implications for the Korean Economy and Korean Firms 10. Foreign Direct Investment and the Locational Competitiveness of Countries 11. The Role of FDI in the Regionalisation/Globalisation Debate with Masataka Fujita and Nevena Yakova Part V: Some Ethical Challenges of Global Capitalism 12. In Search of a Global Moral Architecture 13. Corporate Social Responsibility: An Institutional Approach Part VI: Some Personal Reflections 14. Perspectives on International Business Scholarship: Fifty-Five Years of Researching and Teaching International Business 15. The United Nations and Transnational Corporations: Some Personal Reminiscences Index

The late John H. Dunning OBE, former Emeritus Professor of International Investment and Business Studies, University of Reading, UK and Emeritus State of New Jersey Professor of International Business, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark, US

‘The fifteen chapters included in this posthumous collection of the most recent contributions of John H. Dunning - the most influential scholar in international business - cover a wide area of relevant issues. This volume not only presents an updated intellectual legacy of Professor Dunning’s earlier pathbreaking and extensive work, but also provides a useful roadmap for future research in the many interdisciplinary dimensions of international business. This is why the volume should be obligatory reading to academics and practitioners in international business and management, as well as in economic geography, business history, political economy, social relations, international law and international economics.’

• Contents: Foreword Introduction Part I: Learning from Early Scholars 1. The Contribution of Edith Penrose to International Business Scholarship 2. If Hymer Were Writing Now with Christos N. Pitelis 3. Some Antecedents of Internalisation Theory Part II: An Institutional Perspective on International Business Scholarship 4. A New Zeitgeist for International Business Activity and Scholarship 5. The Changing Locational Determinants of MNE Activity: 1960–2006 6. Institutions and the OLI Paradigm of the Multinational Enterprise with Sarianna Lundan 7. Towards a New Paradigm of Development: Implications for the Determinants of International Business Activity 8. Institutional Reform, FDI and the Locational Competitiveness of European Transition Economies Part III: FDI and the Competitiveness of Firms and Countries 9. FDI, Globalisation and Development: Some Implications for the Korean Economy and Korean Firms 10. Foreign Direct Investment and the Locational Competitiveness of Countries 11. The Role of FDI in the Regionalisation/Globalisation Debate with Masataka Fujita and Nevena Yakova Part V: Some Ethical Challenges of Global Capitalism 12. In Search of a Global Moral Architecture 13. Corporate Social Responsibility: An Institutional Approach Part VI: Some Personal Reflections 14. Perspectives on International Business Scholarship: Fifty-Five Years of Researching and Teaching International Business 15. The United Nations and Transnational Corporations: Some Personal Reminiscences Index

The late John H. Dunning OBE, former Emeritus Professor of International Investment and Business Studies, University of Reading, UK and Emeritus State of New Jersey Professor of International Business, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark, US

‘The fifteen chapters included in this posthumous collection of the most recent contributions of John H. Dunning - the most influential scholar in international business - cover a wide area of relevant issues. This volume not only presents an updated intellectual legacy of Professor Dunning’s earlier pathbreaking and extensive work, but also provides a useful roadmap for future research in the many interdisciplinary dimensions of international business. This is why the volume should be obligatory reading to academics and practitioners in international business and management, as well as in economic geography, business history, political economy, social relations, international law and international economics.’

• Contents: Foreword Introduction Part I: Learning from Early Scholars 1. The Contribution of Edith Penrose to International Business Scholarship 2. If Hymer Were Writing Now with Christos N. Pitelis 3. Some Antecedents of Internalisation Theory Part II: An Institutional Perspective on International Business Scholarship 4. A New Zeitgeist for International Business Activity and Scholarship 5. The Changing Locational Determinants of MNE Activity: 1960–2006 6. Institutions and the OLI Paradigm of the Multinational Enterprise with Sarianna Lundan 7. Towards a New Paradigm of Development: Implications for the Determinants of International Business Activity 8. Institutional Reform, FDI and the Locational Competitiveness of European Transition Economies Part III: FDI and the Competitiveness of Firms and Countries 9. FDI, Globalisation and Development: Some Implications for the Korean Economy and Korean Firms 10. Foreign Direct Investment and the Locational Competitiveness of Countries 11. The Role of FDI in the Regionalisation/Globalisation Debate with Masataka Fujita and Nevena Yakova Part V: Some Ethical Challenges of Global Capitalism 12. In Search of a Global Moral Architecture 13. Corporate Social Responsibility: An Institutional Approach Part VI: Some Personal Reflections 14. Perspectives on International Business Scholarship: Fifty-Five Years of Researching and Teaching International Business 15. The United Nations and Transnational Corporations: Some Personal Reminiscences Index