Igor Gurkov
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4158901 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Igor Gurkov |
| PRENOMES | Igor |
| SOBRENOME | Gurkov |
| ASSINATURA | GURKOV I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8116-0425 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Reaction of Foreign Manufacturing Corporations Operating in Russia to the New Sanctions that Followed the Outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine Military Conflict
This study examines the reaction of foreign manufacturing corporations in Russia to the strong sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia in the first months after the outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine military conflict in March 2022. While the majority of Western companies announced different types of changes in their operations in Russia, a significant share of industrial corporations did not publicly announce planned changes in their operat…
Location of Russian Enterprises of Foreign Corporations Opened in 2012–2018
Industrial enterprises owned by foreign corporations continue to occupy important positions in many sectors of the Russian economy, including the automotive industry, many sectors of the food industry, a number of machinery industry segments, certain segments of construction and finishing materials production, and pharmaceuticals. The study illustrates the location of new production facilities commissioned by Western corporations in Russia in 201…
The past, the present, and the foreseeable future of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations
This article retraces the development of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations from the late 1980s until 2019. Using secondary sources and a unique handcrafted database on significant extensions of manufacturing facilities of Western multinational corporations in Russia during 2012–2018, we present the position of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations before and after the begin…
Performance of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of foreign multinational corporations opened in 2012-2016
This paper reports on the performance dynamics of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of foreign multinational corporations that were established in 2012–2016. We collected balance sheets, annual income statements and other annual reports of a representative sample of the general population of manufacturing plants opened in Russia by foreign multinational corporations in 2012–2016. We performed an analysis of the major business indicators, such as…
Who cut the ribbon? A quantitative analysis of formal opening ceremonies of new plants of multinational corporations in Russia
This paper reports on a study of formal opening ceremonies of new plants of multinational corporations in Russia. We argue that such ceremonies have profound symbolic meanings, namely managing anxiety and signaling commitment, as well as practical importance, particularly when top executives of corporate parents meet with top officials from the host countries at such ceremonies. The database embraces the entire population of public opening ceremo…
Against the wind – new factories of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations
Using a series of interviews with the heads of Russian subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations and a unique database registering the openings of their new manufacturing plants in Russia during 2014–2015, we trace the changing demography, geography, and economics of foreign direct investments in industrial assets in Russia. We demonstrate that foreign companies in general were capable of overcoming the adverse economic conditions of 201…
Transition Economy
Transition economies are economies that are changing from a centrally planned (socialist) economy to a market economy. Since 1979 in China and the late 1980s in the former Soviet Union and countries of Central and Eastern Europe ( CEE ), these countries have experienced profound changes toward establishing institutions that support private enterprises and entrepreneurship.
Michailova and Jormanainen, “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms
Purpose The paper aims to provide comments on Michailova and Jormanainen's paper, “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?” ( CPoIB , Vol. 7 No. 3). Design/methodology/approach The paper offers a critical analysis of issues regarding knowledge transfer and absorptive capacity in the context of business interactions between Russian and Western firms. Findings The paper argues that knowledge t…
Privatization as a Socioeconomic Phenomenon
The industrial policy of the last few years has been marked by the disintegration of established economic ties and a protracted structural crisis. This makes the transition to a market economy more painful, and workers at all levels face unaccustomed difficulties associated with the survival of enterprises and their conversion to forms of economic management more suited to the new socioeconomic realities. Economic adaptation (searching for invest…
Privatization in Israel the Creation of a Mature Market Economy
Against the wind – new factories of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations
Using a series of interviews with the heads of Russian subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations and a unique database registering the openings of their new manufacturing plants in Russia during 2014–2015, we trace the changing demography, geography, and economics of foreign direct investments in industrial assets in Russia. We demonstrate that foreign companies in general were capable of overcoming the adverse economic conditions of 201…
The Reaction of Foreign Manufacturing Corporations Operating in Russia to the New Sanctions that Followed the Outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine Military Conflict
This study examines the reaction of foreign manufacturing corporations in Russia to the strong sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia in the first months after the outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine military conflict in March 2022. While the majority of Western companies announced different types of changes in their operations in Russia, a significant share of industrial corporations did not publicly announce planned changes in their operat…
The past, the present, and the foreseeable future of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations
This article retraces the development of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations from the late 1980s until 2019. Using secondary sources and a unique handcrafted database on significant extensions of manufacturing facilities of Western multinational corporations in Russia during 2012–2018, we present the position of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations before and after the begin…
Who cut the ribbon? A quantitative analysis of formal opening ceremonies of new plants of multinational corporations in Russia
This paper reports on a study of formal opening ceremonies of new plants of multinational corporations in Russia. We argue that such ceremonies have profound symbolic meanings, namely managing anxiety and signaling commitment, as well as practical importance, particularly when top executives of corporate parents meet with top officials from the host countries at such ceremonies. The database embraces the entire population of public opening ceremo…
Privatization in Israel the Creation of a Mature Market Economy
Privatization as a Socioeconomic Phenomenon
The industrial policy of the last few years has been marked by the disintegration of established economic ties and a protracted structural crisis. This makes the transition to a market economy more painful, and workers at all levels face unaccustomed difficulties associated with the survival of enterprises and their conversion to forms of economic management more suited to the new socioeconomic realities. Economic adaptation (searching for invest…
Michailova and Jormanainen, “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms
Purpose The paper aims to provide comments on Michailova and Jormanainen's paper, “Knowledge transfer between Russian and Western firms: whose absorptive capacity is in question?” ( CPoIB , Vol. 7 No. 3). Design/methodology/approach The paper offers a critical analysis of issues regarding knowledge transfer and absorptive capacity in the context of business interactions between Russian and Western firms. Findings The paper argues that knowledge t…
Transition Economy
Transition economies are economies that are changing from a centrally planned (socialist) economy to a market economy. Since 1979 in China and the late 1980s in the former Soviet Union and countries of Central and Eastern Europe ( CEE ), these countries have experienced profound changes toward establishing institutions that support private enterprises and entrepreneurship.
Against the wind – new factories of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations
Using a series of interviews with the heads of Russian subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations and a unique database registering the openings of their new manufacturing plants in Russia during 2014–2015, we trace the changing demography, geography, and economics of foreign direct investments in industrial assets in Russia. We demonstrate that foreign companies in general were capable of overcoming the adverse economic conditions of 201…
Who cut the ribbon? A quantitative analysis of formal opening ceremonies of new plants of multinational corporations in Russia
This paper reports on a study of formal opening ceremonies of new plants of multinational corporations in Russia. We argue that such ceremonies have profound symbolic meanings, namely managing anxiety and signaling commitment, as well as practical importance, particularly when top executives of corporate parents meet with top officials from the host countries at such ceremonies. The database embraces the entire population of public opening ceremo…
Performance of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of foreign multinational corporations opened in 2012-2016
This paper reports on the performance dynamics of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of foreign multinational corporations that were established in 2012–2016. We collected balance sheets, annual income statements and other annual reports of a representative sample of the general population of manufacturing plants opened in Russia by foreign multinational corporations in 2012–2016. We performed an analysis of the major business indicators, such as…
Location of Russian Enterprises of Foreign Corporations Opened in 2012–2018
Industrial enterprises owned by foreign corporations continue to occupy important positions in many sectors of the Russian economy, including the automotive industry, many sectors of the food industry, a number of machinery industry segments, certain segments of construction and finishing materials production, and pharmaceuticals. The study illustrates the location of new production facilities commissioned by Western corporations in Russia in 201…
The past, the present, and the foreseeable future of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations
This article retraces the development of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations from the late 1980s until 2019. Using secondary sources and a unique handcrafted database on significant extensions of manufacturing facilities of Western multinational corporations in Russia during 2012–2018, we present the position of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of Western multinational corporations before and after the begin…
The Reaction of Foreign Manufacturing Corporations Operating in Russia to the New Sanctions that Followed the Outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine Military Conflict
This study examines the reaction of foreign manufacturing corporations in Russia to the strong sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia in the first months after the outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine military conflict in March 2022. While the majority of Western companies announced different types of changes in their operations in Russia, a significant share of industrial corporations did not publicly announce planned changes in their operat…
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