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Russian energy and ICT MNEs in global value chains: Shift of location advantages under the sanctions

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  • Garanina, Olga
  • Abramova, Abramova

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The paper is focused on detailed analysis of the expansion challenges of Russian MNEs under the sanctions. The present research aims to understand how the shifts in global governance affect Russian multinationals (MNEs) inclusion into GVCs. We focus on energy and ICT industries. The research is based on multiple case study. Cases from energy and ICT sectors are examined in order to demonstrate the challenges for Russian MNEs inclusion in GVCs in context of sanctions and opportunities connected to the emergence of new governance institutions supporting Russian MNEs expansion towards Asia. Expected results are the following: a structured overview of external policy constraints and opportunities for Russian MNCs inclusion into GVCs; analysis of possible options for expansion of Russian MNEs in GVCs in Europe and in Asia.

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  • Garanina, Olga & Abramova, Abramova, 2018. "Russian energy and ICT MNEs in global value chains: Shift of location advantages under the sanctions," Conference Papers 15472, Graduate School of Management, St. Petersburg State University.
    • Handle: RePEc:sps:cpaper:15472
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