Edited by Philippe Gugler, Professor, Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences, University of Fribourg, Switzerland and Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann, Professor, CEF.UP-FEP, University of Porto, Portugal

• Contents:Introduction: a challenging journey lies ahead for international business policy 1Basile de Raemy, Philippe Gugler and Ana Teresa Tavares-LehmannPART I PUBLIC POLICIES AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS1 Want to facilitate FDI? Be SIMPLE and SPECIAL 8Matthew Stephenson2 Inward investment restrictions: key policy tools and trends 28James Zhan and Massimo Meloni3 Features and trends of international investment agreements (IIAs) 43Philippe Gugler and Basile de Raemy4 Electoral uncertainty and the multinational corporation:a conceptualization, firm-level effects and strategies 62Jonas Puck, Jakob Muellner and Hubertus Reinprecht5 Industrial policy and FDI 80Vítor Corado Simões and Ricardo Paes Mamede6 Refining contemporary thinking on corruption: bridging insights frompolitical economy to international business 104Zhaowei J. Chen, Roberto Martin N. Galang and Andrew Delios7 Janus-like antitrust policy: how to make the pro-FDI orientation prevail 127Sergio Mariotti and Riccardo Marzano8 Anchoring international business through urban and regional policies 144Luís CarvalhoPART II INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS POLICY (IBP) AND FIRMS’STRATEGIES9 Innovation and international business policy 158John Cantwell and Marianna Marra10 The changed geopolitical map: implications for international businesspolicy in a sustainable finance perspective 172Pervez N. Ghauri, Lars Oxelheim and Trond Randøy11 Redefining multinational operations: the impact of CSR on internationalbusiness policy 193Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez and Miguel Cordova12 An institutional framework for analysing the influence of internationalbusiness policy on creating shared value 214Murat Akpinar and Agnieszka McCaleb13 From orange to cyber: the role of international business policy increating “Startup Nation” 229Tamar Almor and Daniel Berliner14 FDI policy revisited: the role of clusters 246Marta Götz and Barbara Jankowska15 Multinational companies at the intersection of home and host countryforeign direct investment policies: an analysis of Chinese investmentsin Europe 262Filip De Beule and Louis Brennan16 Government policies for MNEs’ sustainable linkages 277Axèle Giroud, Stephania Bonilla-Feret and Fulvia Farinelli17 Towards a theoretically based global foreign direct investment policy regime 296Peter J. BuckleyPART III GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND INTERNATIONALBUSINESS POLICY (IBP)18 Sustainability in a digital world: geopolitics, values and internationalbusiness policy 329Václav Ocelík and Ans Kolk19 Policies for an environmentally sustainable development in global value chains 348Valentina De Marchi20 Digitalization, industry 4.0 policies and inward foreign directinvestments: evidence from European regions 359Olimpija Hristova Zaevska, Diletta Pegoraro and Lucia Piscitello21 Too big, too fast, too dangerous: dynamics of digital platform firminternationalization and government policy development 394Andreas Schotter and Daniel S. Andrews22 Inward FDI screening: recent developments and selected case studies 408Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann and Josélia E. Teixeira23 Taxation of multinational companies in the digital economy: current outlook 428Gilberto Cárdenas Cárdenas and Paloma Tobes Portillo24 High-skilled migrants and cross-border innovation: a multi-levelapproach to international business policymaking 445Vittoria G. Scalera and Alessandra Perri25 Diversity, inclusion and international business policy 466Andri Georgiadou26 Systemic challenges and new policy directions in the energy transition 477Anna Kehl and Sarianna LundanEpilogue: reflections on international business policy, key challenges and a callto action 495Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann, Philippe Gugler and Basile de Raemy

‘There are many unsettled questions in global economics today – this Handbook makes an important contribution to identifying, analysing and solving them. To tackle the big questions, we need to mobilise new thinkers as well as established experts. So I very much appreciate that this brings together some of the biggest names in the field, as well as promising new researchers. I also appreciate the many bridges the Handbook creates – between theory and policy making, as well as between the local, national and global levels.’

Edited by Philippe Gugler, Professor, Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences, University of Fribourg, Switzerland and Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann, Professor, CEF.UP-FEP, University of Porto, Portugal

• Contents:Introduction: a challenging journey lies ahead for international business policy 1Basile de Raemy, Philippe Gugler and Ana Teresa Tavares-LehmannPART I PUBLIC POLICIES AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS1 Want to facilitate FDI? Be SIMPLE and SPECIAL 8Matthew Stephenson2 Inward investment restrictions: key policy tools and trends 28James Zhan and Massimo Meloni3 Features and trends of international investment agreements (IIAs) 43Philippe Gugler and Basile de Raemy4 Electoral uncertainty and the multinational corporation:a conceptualization, firm-level effects and strategies 62Jonas Puck, Jakob Muellner and Hubertus Reinprecht5 Industrial policy and FDI 80Vítor Corado Simões and Ricardo Paes Mamede6 Refining contemporary thinking on corruption: bridging insights frompolitical economy to international business 104Zhaowei J. Chen, Roberto Martin N. Galang and Andrew Delios7 Janus-like antitrust policy: how to make the pro-FDI orientation prevail 127Sergio Mariotti and Riccardo Marzano8 Anchoring international business through urban and regional policies 144Luís CarvalhoPART II INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS POLICY (IBP) AND FIRMS’STRATEGIES9 Innovation and international business policy 158John Cantwell and Marianna Marra10 The changed geopolitical map: implications for international businesspolicy in a sustainable finance perspective 172Pervez N. Ghauri, Lars Oxelheim and Trond Randøy11 Redefining multinational operations: the impact of CSR on internationalbusiness policy 193Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez and Miguel Cordova12 An institutional framework for analysing the influence of internationalbusiness policy on creating shared value 214Murat Akpinar and Agnieszka McCaleb13 From orange to cyber: the role of international business policy increating “Startup Nation” 229Tamar Almor and Daniel Berliner14 FDI policy revisited: the role of clusters 246Marta Götz and Barbara Jankowska15 Multinational companies at the intersection of home and host countryforeign direct investment policies: an analysis of Chinese investmentsin Europe 262Filip De Beule and Louis Brennan16 Government policies for MNEs’ sustainable linkages 277Axèle Giroud, Stephania Bonilla-Feret and Fulvia Farinelli17 Towards a theoretically based global foreign direct investment policy regime 296Peter J. BuckleyPART III GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND INTERNATIONALBUSINESS POLICY (IBP)18 Sustainability in a digital world: geopolitics, values and internationalbusiness policy 329Václav Ocelík and Ans Kolk19 Policies for an environmentally sustainable development in global value chains 348Valentina De Marchi20 Digitalization, industry 4.0 policies and inward foreign directinvestments: evidence from European regions 359Olimpija Hristova Zaevska, Diletta Pegoraro and Lucia Piscitello21 Too big, too fast, too dangerous: dynamics of digital platform firminternationalization and government policy development 394Andreas Schotter and Daniel S. Andrews22 Inward FDI screening: recent developments and selected case studies 408Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann and Josélia E. Teixeira23 Taxation of multinational companies in the digital economy: current outlook 428Gilberto Cárdenas Cárdenas and Paloma Tobes Portillo24 High-skilled migrants and cross-border innovation: a multi-levelapproach to international business policymaking 445Vittoria G. Scalera and Alessandra Perri25 Diversity, inclusion and international business policy 466Andri Georgiadou26 Systemic challenges and new policy directions in the energy transition 477Anna Kehl and Sarianna LundanEpilogue: reflections on international business policy, key challenges and a callto action 495Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann, Philippe Gugler and Basile de Raemy

‘There are many unsettled questions in global economics today – this Handbook makes an important contribution to identifying, analysing and solving them. To tackle the big questions, we need to mobilise new thinkers as well as established experts. So I very much appreciate that this brings together some of the biggest names in the field, as well as promising new researchers. I also appreciate the many bridges the Handbook creates – between theory and policy making, as well as between the local, national and global levels.’

Edited by Philippe Gugler, Professor, Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences, University of Fribourg, Switzerland and Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann, Professor, CEF.UP-FEP, University of Porto, Portugal

• Contents:Introduction: a challenging journey lies ahead for international business policy 1Basile de Raemy, Philippe Gugler and Ana Teresa Tavares-LehmannPART I PUBLIC POLICIES AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS1 Want to facilitate FDI? Be SIMPLE and SPECIAL 8Matthew Stephenson2 Inward investment restrictions: key policy tools and trends 28James Zhan and Massimo Meloni3 Features and trends of international investment agreements (IIAs) 43Philippe Gugler and Basile de Raemy4 Electoral uncertainty and the multinational corporation:a conceptualization, firm-level effects and strategies 62Jonas Puck, Jakob Muellner and Hubertus Reinprecht5 Industrial policy and FDI 80Vítor Corado Simões and Ricardo Paes Mamede6 Refining contemporary thinking on corruption: bridging insights frompolitical economy to international business 104Zhaowei J. Chen, Roberto Martin N. Galang and Andrew Delios7 Janus-like antitrust policy: how to make the pro-FDI orientation prevail 127Sergio Mariotti and Riccardo Marzano8 Anchoring international business through urban and regional policies 144Luís CarvalhoPART II INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS POLICY (IBP) AND FIRMS’STRATEGIES9 Innovation and international business policy 158John Cantwell and Marianna Marra10 The changed geopolitical map: implications for international businesspolicy in a sustainable finance perspective 172Pervez N. Ghauri, Lars Oxelheim and Trond Randøy11 Redefining multinational operations: the impact of CSR on internationalbusiness policy 193Maria Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez and Miguel Cordova12 An institutional framework for analysing the influence of internationalbusiness policy on creating shared value 214Murat Akpinar and Agnieszka McCaleb13 From orange to cyber: the role of international business policy increating “Startup Nation” 229Tamar Almor and Daniel Berliner14 FDI policy revisited: the role of clusters 246Marta Götz and Barbara Jankowska15 Multinational companies at the intersection of home and host countryforeign direct investment policies: an analysis of Chinese investmentsin Europe 262Filip De Beule and Louis Brennan16 Government policies for MNEs’ sustainable linkages 277Axèle Giroud, Stephania Bonilla-Feret and Fulvia Farinelli17 Towards a theoretically based global foreign direct investment policy regime 296Peter J. BuckleyPART III GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND INTERNATIONALBUSINESS POLICY (IBP)18 Sustainability in a digital world: geopolitics, values and internationalbusiness policy 329Václav Ocelík and Ans Kolk19 Policies for an environmentally sustainable development in global value chains 348Valentina De Marchi20 Digitalization, industry 4.0 policies and inward foreign directinvestments: evidence from European regions 359Olimpija Hristova Zaevska, Diletta Pegoraro and Lucia Piscitello21 Too big, too fast, too dangerous: dynamics of digital platform firminternationalization and government policy development 394Andreas Schotter and Daniel S. Andrews22 Inward FDI screening: recent developments and selected case studies 408Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann and Josélia E. Teixeira23 Taxation of multinational companies in the digital economy: current outlook 428Gilberto Cárdenas Cárdenas and Paloma Tobes Portillo24 High-skilled migrants and cross-border innovation: a multi-levelapproach to international business policymaking 445Vittoria G. Scalera and Alessandra Perri25 Diversity, inclusion and international business policy 466Andri Georgiadou26 Systemic challenges and new policy directions in the energy transition 477Anna Kehl and Sarianna LundanEpilogue: reflections on international business policy, key challenges and a callto action 495Ana Teresa Tavares-Lehmann, Philippe Gugler and Basile de Raemy

‘There are many unsettled questions in global economics today – this Handbook makes an important contribution to identifying, analysing and solving them. To tackle the big questions, we need to mobilise new thinkers as well as established experts. So I very much appreciate that this brings together some of the biggest names in the field, as well as promising new researchers. I also appreciate the many bridges the Handbook creates – between theory and policy making, as well as between the local, national and global levels.’