Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective

Through the perspective of subsidiary managers’ dynamic managerial capabilities, this research theoretically and empirically finds that subsidiary managers’ global mindset improves subsidiary performance through subsidiary’s competitive response. Such mediation link is further enhanced by three unde...

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Main Author: Zhang, Shucheng
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2023
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91222
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description Through the perspective of subsidiary managers’ dynamic managerial capabilities, this research theoretically and empirically finds that subsidiary managers’ global mindset improves subsidiary performance through subsidiary’s competitive response. Such mediation link is further enhanced by three underpinnings of dynamic managerial capabilities, which include perceptual and problem-solving capabilities in managerial cognition, managerial ties with managers of other firms and with local government officials in managerial social capital, and subsidiary and headquarter experience in managerial human capital.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-912222025-05-13T01:44:12Z Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective Zhang, Shucheng Through the perspective of subsidiary managers’ dynamic managerial capabilities, this research theoretically and empirically finds that subsidiary managers’ global mindset improves subsidiary performance through subsidiary’s competitive response. Such mediation link is further enhanced by three underpinnings of dynamic managerial capabilities, which include perceptual and problem-solving capabilities in managerial cognition, managerial ties with managers of other firms and with local government officials in managerial social capital, and subsidiary and headquarter experience in managerial human capital. 2023 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91222 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Zhang, Shucheng
Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective
title Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective
title_full Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective
title_fullStr Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective
title_full_unstemmed Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective
title_short Global Mindset, Competitive Strategies and Subsidiary Performance of Chinese MNEs: A Dynamic Managerial Capabilities Perspective
title_sort global mindset, competitive strategies and subsidiary performance of chinese mnes: a dynamic managerial capabilities perspective
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91222