A bibliographic analysis of the scholarly writings of John Daniels

Introduction
John Daniels’s publishing career spanned nearly 40 years, with his first publication in 1970 and his last article published in 2008. Fittingly for an IB scholar, both his first and his last journal article were published in the Journal of International Business Studies (JIBS). With eight publications, JIBS was Daniels’ most frequent outlet during his publishing career. However, he also published regularly in other IB journals such as Management International Review (6), Multinational Business Review (3), and Transnational Corporations (2), trade journals such as Foreign Trade Review (3) and The International Trade Journal (2), as well as in a very wide range of other journals, including the Academy of Management Journal and Strategic Management Journal.

Daniels single-authored many of his articles, but also had longstanding co-authors such as Radebaugh, Sullivan, and Trevino. Daniels’ large body of scholarly work has been cited more than 6,500 times in Google Scholar, with an h-index of 27. Below is a selective summary of his most important work in five sections: IB teaching; Core IB topics; Managing MNCs, HRM in MNCs; Technology transfer; and the field of IB.