Lorraine Eden

Texas A&M University, Management, Faculty Member

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Supervisors: Carl S. Shoup
Address: Dept of Management, TAMU 4221, Mays Business School, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 77843-4221 USA

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Leveraging digital FDI for capacity and competitiveness: How to be Smart

Social Science Research Network, Oct 25, 2021

Violent conflict and multinational enterprises: identifying key frontiers in international business policy research

Journal of international business policy, Jun 18, 2024

Violent conflicts are events that involve the purposeful use of violence by state and/or non-stat... more Violent conflicts are events that involve the purposeful use of violence by state and/or non-state actor(s) to achieve political objectives, which result in disruptions to the institutional environment where actors such as civil society and multinational enterprises (MNEs) are situated. Examples of violent conflicts include civil and interstate wars and terrorist attacks. Violent conflicts typically have multiple, often devastating consequences that pose difficult policy challenges for governments and MNEs. This perspective offers an international business (IB) research and policy agenda to advance our understanding of the linkages between violent conflict and MNEs, focusing on three IB research and policy frontiers: the mechanisms through which MNEs are exposed to violent conflicts globally, MNE strategies and violent conflicts, and the interplay between MNEs and violent conflict environments. We also discuss appropriate datasets and research methods for studying MNEs and violent conflict.

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Connecting the Dots

Double-Blind Review in the Age of Google and PowerPoint

The Ethical Professor, 2018

Managing University Service Work

The Ethical Professor, 2018

Ethics in Research Scenarios

The Ethical Professor, 2018

It’s Not Just Rate My Professor Anymore!

Beyond Course Content : 92Ethical Dilemmas in Teaching

From Content to Relationship

What's in a Name?

Routledge eBooks, Feb 17, 2015

Equity and Neutrality in the International Taxation of Capital

Osgoode Hall Law Journal, Apr 1, 1988

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Place, Space, and Geographical Exposure: Foreign Subsidiary Survival in Conflict Zones

JIBS special collections, 2022

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Into the 1990s

McGill-Queen's University Press eBooks, May 15, 1990

7. Taxing Multinationals in Practice

University of Toronto Press eBooks, Jan 31, 1998

3. The Multinational Enterprise as an Integrated Business

Transfer Prices and Import and Export Price Indexes: Theory and Practice

Social Science Research Network, 2005

Currently over one-third of U.S. trade in goods takes place between related parties. The valuatio... more Currently over one-third of U.S. trade in goods takes place between related parties. The valuation of these goods has been subject to much controversy and criticism over the years, as companies have been accused of over or under valuing these goods in order to minimize business taxes and/or import duties. A myriad of rules and regulations developed (in the case of the United States) by both the Internal Revenue Service as well as the Customs Service deal with these valuations. For the purpose of calculating the

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Ethics and Ib Research Methods: Considerations and Best Practices

Leap of Faith: the Economic Impact Assessment of the Pillar One and Pillar Two Blueprints

Social Science Research Network, Dec 4, 2020

The third round of proposals for taxing the digital economy (the Pillar One and Pillar Two Bluepr... more The third round of proposals for taxing the digital economy (the Pillar One and Pillar Two Blueprints) were released in mid-October 2020 together with an Economic Impact Assessment of the proposed changes. The Blueprints and Economic Impact Assessment involve several “leaps of faith into the unknown” that should caution multinational enterprise executives and government policymakers from rushing to agree to the proposals.

Taxing Multinationals - The GloBE Proposal for a Global Minimum Tax

Social Science Research Network, Jan 10, 2020

The 135 member countries in the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS are considering the adoption... more The 135 member countries in the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS are considering the adoption of a global minimum corporate income tax for taxing multinationals as part of the Pillar Two (GloBE) proposals for taxing the digital economy. This article provides a detailed analysis of the global minimum tax proposal, discusses its benefits and costs, and provides policy recommendations.

4. Multinationals and Intrafirm Trade in North America

Leveraging digital FDI for capacity and competitiveness: How to be Smart

Social Science Research Network, Oct 25, 2021

Violent conflict and multinational enterprises: identifying key frontiers in international business policy research

Journal of international business policy, Jun 18, 2024

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Connecting the Dots

Double-Blind Review in the Age of Google and PowerPoint

The Ethical Professor, 2018

Managing University Service Work

The Ethical Professor, 2018

Ethics in Research Scenarios