Abstract
This article proposes that terrorism studies have become an integral part of the international business (IB) literature, despite the difficulties inherent in studying the phenomenon. The article makes the point that, hopefully, terrorism itself will suffer from enhanced exposure and knowledge, which, over time may lead to containment in the future.
Highlights
We suggest that terrorism studies have become an integral part of the international business (IB) literature, despite the difficulties inherent in its research, and that the consolidation of this literature stream provides IB researchers and practitioners with an affluence of insights to benefit from in the future
A new stream of literature, launched by only a handful of IB researchers, led to a growing number of academics and practitioners who have dedicated their work to the analyses of terrorism from various points of view and with a more global business perspective
They have created a body of contributions that advances our understanding of the phenomenon, its impact and resulting strategic implications for the international firm
Summary
We suggest that terrorism studies have become an integral part of the international business (IB) literature, despite the difficulties inherent in its research, and that the (ongoing) consolidation of this literature stream provides IB researchers and practitioners with an affluence of insights to benefit from in the future. A new stream of literature, launched by only a handful of IB researchers, led to a growing number of academics and practitioners who have dedicated their work to the analyses of terrorism from various points of view and with a more global business perspective.
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