Guus Hendriks

Guus Hendriks joined the Strategy and International Business group as an assistant professor of International Management. He holds a Ph.D. from Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University in the Netherlands. Prior to joining Amsterdam Business School, Guus worked as an assistant professor at the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom. His research interests relate to the portfolio growth strategies of multinational enterprises, the internationalization of emerging market multinationals as well as the development effects of foreign investment. His work on these topics has won several awards, including the Best Overall Paper Award of Academy of Management’s International Management division, and is published in journals such as the Journal of Management Studies, UNCTAD’s Transnational Corporations, and International Business Review.

Publications

• Hendriks, G. (2020). How outward investment from emerging markets affects economic development at home: Using the eclectic paradigm to synthesize two IB literatures. Multinational Business Review, 28(4), 463-482
• Hendriks, G. (2020). How the spatial dispersion and size of country networks shape the geographic distance that firms add during international expansion. International Business Review, 29(6), [101738].
• Hendriks, G., Slangen, A. H. L., & Heugens, P. P. M. A. R. (2018). How a Firm's Domestic Footprint and Domestic Environmental Uncertainties Jointly Shape Added Cultural Distances: The Roles of Resource Dependence and Headquarters Attention. Journal of Management Studies, 55(6), 883-909.
• Hendriks, G. (2017). The sustainable development effects of investment by emerging-market multinationals: Shaping beneficial outcomes for home and host country. Transnational Corporations, 24(3), 73-88.