Where do international board members come from? Country-level antecedents of international board member selection in European boards
Abstract
In this paper, it is argued that boards internationalize by recruiting international directors in order to increase companies’ performance. However, increasing nationality diversity on a board can be costly considering that it potentially creates cooperative problems on a board due to fault-lines and separation processes. As a result, boards will prefer international candidates who are more similar to themselves on a variety of ‘distances’....
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Title
Where do international board members come from? Country-level antecedents of international board member selection in European boards
Published Date
Apr 1, 2014
Volume
23
Issue
2
Pages
407 - 417
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