John Luiz

Professor of Management. Tweets in personal capacity. Retweets are not endorsements.

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Refugee entrepreneurship within and beyond refugee camps: constrained and adaptive resourcefulness https://t.co/ujVLrWpygq

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The hard task of exiting the populist trap https://t.co/FNVXtXXuxY via @ft

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Trump’s lifeline won’t stop Argentina’s president repeating old mistakes https://t.co/ZFD2sjSUoi via @ft

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The development of emerging market defence enterprises: late industria... https://t.co/mrutn3xE37

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Published! #OpenAccess

“Corruption dynamics: Integrating structure, agency and institutional logics across contexts”

Karl Z. Meyer, John M. Luiz, Johannes W. Fedderke

@JohnMLuiz @UCT_news @SussexUni @penn_state @bam_ac_uk @WileyBusiness

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Factory work is overrated. Here are the jobs of the future https://t.co/ShkSvve1Gp

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The ranking: Africa's Fastest-Growing Companies 2025 - https://t.co/h8OgpZTiX3 via @FT

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Have sanctions against Russia backfired? What apartheid-era South Africa tells us about who may be profiting https://t.co/wxTia5TPnQ via @ConversationUK

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Our new paper: Corruption dynamics: Integrating structure, agency and institutional logics across contexts - International Journal of Management Reviews - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/DXOzgk91tE

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Accepted!

“Corruption Dynamics: Integrating Structure, Agency, and Institutional Logics Across Contexts”

Karl Z. Meyer, John M. Luiz, Johannes W. Fedderke

@JohnMLuiz @UCT_news @SussexUni @penn_state @bam_ac_uk @WileyBusiness

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One island, two worlds https://t.co/YWa9u9a6Bk

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The rising economies born through crisis  https://t.co/VUqUGd9Iiq via @ft

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How a resurgent Walmart saw off the Amazon threat https://t.co/RYtBT3Vrlk via @ft

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Dynamic Capabilities and the Management of Institutional Voids: A Case Study of Intra‐African Internationalization - Andrews - Thunderbird International Business Review - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/gZeLDHSQl1

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The best books of 2024, as chosen by The Economist https://t.co/ETOq7ijqng

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Our new paper:Assumption that better institutions are favored in MNEs location choices questioned-EMNEs have different capabilities associated with institutional conditions in home country - might seek institutional substitution v complementarity. https://t.co/25Gi8C8ePb

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Does Africa need its own credit rating agency? https://t.co/nm3hs7abU0 via @ft

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Beware the AI bureaucrats https://t.co/EFhMyy02qO via @ft

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Why are some countries richer than others? Ask the Nobel economists https://t.co/wIBOWbiov2 via @ft

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Could T-shirts be the way to industrialise an African nation? https://t.co/MUfHvwGs6G via @ft