Abstract
This study employs an in-depth, time-series analysis of the evolution of IB research over a 45-year period, 1976-2020, to examine trends in institutional and national productivity globally. Despite declines in overall dominance of U.S. authors and institutions, the extent varies by type of journal and U.S. impact remains profound through Ph.D. training and collaboration. A typology of business strategies is identified by which non-U.S. institutions have enhanced their global rankings in publication of IB research.
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