Critical Management Studies (CMS)

Dear colleagues,

Since its launch, cpoib has handled submissions by authors from more than 70 countries and has published 290 articles. In 2010, five years after inception, cpoib received Emerald's best new journal award.

A Programmatic Issue published a few months ago comprises of the following papers, all of which are now accessible for free on Emerald Insight until the 23^rd of December 2019:

Societally engaged, critical International Business research: A programmatic view on the role and contribution of cpoib by Christoph Dörrenbächer and Snejina Michailova

Understanding Cross-Border Crime: The Value of International Business Research by Peter Enderwick

Modern Slavery and International Business Scholarship: The Governance Nexus by Brent Burmester, Snejina Michailova and Christina Stringer

Global health and international business: New frontiers of International Business research by Frederick Ahen

MNCs' corporate environmental responsibility in emerging and developing economies: Towards an action research approach by Florian Becker-Ritterspach, Katharina Simbeck and Raghda El Ebrashi

Corporate engagement in humanitarian action: Concepts, challenges, and areas for international business research by Jasper Hotho and Verena Girschik

Luxury International Business: A Critical Review and Agenda for Research by Joanne Roberts

Critical and Mainstream International Business Research: Making Critical IB an Integral Part of a Societally Engaged International Business Discipline by Christoph Dörrenbächer and Jens Gammelgaard

Critical Engagement in International Business: Creating meaning for a broad constituency by George M. Cairns

Kind regards,

Snejina

Snejina Michailova

Professor of International Business

The University of Auckland Business School, New Zealand

Co-editor-in-Chief, critical perspectives on international business

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