麻豆传媒

Profile

Noemi Sinkovics (PhD, RFSA, FHEA) is Professor of Sustainable and Responsible Business and Associate Dean for Ethics, Responsibility and Sustainability at 麻豆传媒, United Kingdom and Visiting Professor at the University of Vaasa’s InnoLab, Finland. She received her PhD from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom, and has previously held positions at the University of Glasgow, the University of Auckland, and the University of Manchester. Her research focuses on how businesses can balance social, environmental, and economic objectives, with particular interests in entrepreneurship, global value chains, business model innovation, and sustainable and regenerative development. She has extensive editorial experience and methodological expertise, particularly in qualitative and mixed methods. She is Deputy Editor at the European Management Journal, Associate Editor at Critical Perspectives on International Business, and serves on several editorial review boards.

• Email: noemi.sinkovics@newcastle.ac.uk

Editorial roles

• 2026 to present – Deputy Editor, European Management Journal
• 2025 to 2026 – Senior Associate Editor, European Management Journal
• 2022 to present – Associate Editor, Critical Perspectives on International Business
• 2023 to 2025 – Associate Editor, European Management Journal
• 2022 to 2024 – Co-editor in Chief, Data in Brief
• 2021 to 2022 Section Editor for Data in Brief
• 2019 to 2022 – Social Media Editor, Critical Perspectives on International Business

Editorial review board member

• Review of International Business and Strategy (RIBS) , since 2022
• AIB Insights (since 2023)
• International Business Review (IBR), , since 2021
• European Management Journal (EUMJ), since 2021
• Transnational Corporations (TNC), , since 2018
• Critical Perspectives on International Business (CPoIB), , since 2020

Service for Academic bodies

• 2026 to present, Member of the British Academy of Management Peer Review College
• 2026 to present, Co-opted member of Council for Academic Career Development, British Academy of Management
• 2025 to present, President Women in the Academy of International Business (WAIB) Shared Interest Group
• 2024 to present, Chair Academy of International Business UK and Ireland Chapter
• 2023 to 2025, Vice President Women in the Academy of International Business (WAIB) Shared Interest Group
• 2022 to 2024, Executive Board Member and Secretary Academy of International Business UK and Ireland Chapter
• 2021 to 2023, Executive Board Member and Communications Officer of the Women in the Academy of International Business (WAIB) Shared Interest Group
• 2021 to 2022, Vice President Communications of the Academy of International Business Oceania Chapter (AIB Oceania)
• 2018 to 2021, Executive Board Member and Communications Officer, Academy of International Business UK and Ireland Chapter

Awards and honors

• Best Reviewer Award (2023) – International Business Review
• Outstanding Reviewer Award (2022) – Emerald Literati Network for review contributions to the journal Critical Perspectives on International Business.
• Temple/AIB Best Paper Award 2022 – Nominee, for the paper Sinkovics, Kim, Sinkovics "Business-Civil Society Collaborations in South Korea: A Multi-Stage Pattern Matching Study"
• Academy of Management (AoM) Seattle Conference 2022 - Journal of World Business, 2021 Best Phenomenon-based paper award – Nominee, for Sinkovics, Liu, Sinkovics, Mudambi "The dark side of trust in global value chains: Taiwan's electronic and IT hardware industries"
• Outstanding paper award (2022) – Emerald Literati Award for “The business responsibility matrix: a diagnostic tool to aid the design of better interventions for achieving the SDGs”, Multinational Business Review.
• Outstanding Paper Award (2021) – Emerald Literati Network Awards for “The social value creation of MNEs – a literature review across multiple academic fields” Critical Perspectives on International Business, 1/2, 7-46. https://doi.org/10.1108/cpoib-06-2017-0038
• Outstanding Reviewer Award (2020) – Emerald Literati Network for review contributions to the journal Critical Perspectives on International Business.
• Palgrave Macmillan Prize for best conference paper (2019) for Chia-Ling Liu, Noemi Sinkovics, Rudolf R. Sinkovics, and Ram Mudambi “Knowledge connectivity in global value chains: lessons from Taiwan’s electronics and IT hardware industries”, Academy of International Business UK and Ireland Chapter Conference, Sussex.
• Best Reviewer Award (2019), Academy of International Business (AIB) conference, Copenhagen, Denmark
• Outstanding Reviewer Award (2017) – Elsevier Reviewer recognition for outstanding contribution in reviewing to the Journal of Cleaner Production
• Outstanding Paper Award (2016) - Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence for Sinkovics, Noemi, Rudolf R. Sinkovics, Samia Hoque, and Laszlo Czaban (2015), "The reconceptualization of social value creation as social constraint alleviation," Critical Perspectives on International Business 11(3/4): 340-363.
• Outstanding Reviewer Award (2015) – Emerald Literati Network for review contributions to the journal Critical Perspectives on International Business.

Previous Employment

• Aug 2023 – Aug 2024, Reader in International Business, University of Glasgow, Adam Smith Business School, United Kingdom
• Jan 2022 – July 2023, Senior Lecturer in International Business, University of Glasgow, Adam Smith Business School, United Kingdom
• Jan 2020 – Dec. 2021,Senior Lecturer (above the bar) in Management and International Business, The University of Auckland, Business School, New Zealand
• Feb 2013 – Dec.2019, Lecturer in International Business and Management, Alliance Manchester Business School, United Kingdom

Noemi Sinkovics (PhD, RFSA, FHEA) is Professor of Sustainable and Responsible Business and Associate Dean for Ethics, Responsibility and Sustainability at 麻豆传媒, United Kingdom and Visiting Professor at the University of Vaasa’s InnoLab, Finland. She received her PhD from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom, and has previously held positions at the University of Glasgow, the University of Auckland, and the University of Manchester. Her research focuses on how businesses can balance social, environmental, and economic objectives, with particular interests in entrepreneurship, global value chains, business model innovation, and sustainable and regenerative development. She has extensive editorial experience and methodological expertise, particularly in qualitative and mixed methods. She is Deputy Editor at the European Management Journal, Associate Editor at Critical Perspectives on International Business, and serves on several editorial review boards.

For prospective PhD Students

I am interested in supervising students in the following areas, but am open to discussing your ideas

• Migration and Migrant Entrepreneurship
• Forced migration (climate change or conflict driven)
• Sustainable Business Model Innovation
• Responsible Business Practices
• NGO-Business Collaborations
• Cross-sectoral Partnerships
• Environmental and Social Issues in Global Value Chains
• Digital transformation and Industry 4.0 technologies
• Policy evaluation (policy impact on companies, company responses to policies)

Completed PhD Students

• (2024), University of Glasgow
• (2023), The University of Manchester, UK
• (2020),The University of Manchester, UK
• (2020), The University of Manchester, UK
• (2019), The University of Manchester, UK
• (2016), The University of Manchester, UK

Current PhD Students

• (start date: October 2023), University of Glasgow, UK

Visiting appointments

• 2023 - 2027, Visiting Professor, University of Vaasa, InnoLab
• Sept 2024 to Jan 2025, Visiting Professor, University of Murcia, Spain
• Nov - Dec 2022, Visiting Fellow, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
• June 2020, Visiting Professor (Gastdozent), University of Bayreuth, Germany
• Sept 2018 – Dec 2020, Adjunct Professor, Executive DBA Programme, Temple University, The Fox School of Business, Philadelphia, PA, USA
• Aug. 2017 – Aug 2019, Fox Visiting Scholar, Temple University, The Fox School of Business, Philadelphia, PA, USA

Capacity building and Mentoring

• 2026, Pattern matching and literature reviews, Durham University Business School, May 19, Durham
• 2026, Peer review as a dialogue workshop: “Tackling literature-related comments of reviewers”, British Academy of Management, 16-17 Durham University Business School, - Early Career Researchers
• 2026, Meet the Professor (Capacity Building Panel), Rajagiri International Management Conference (RIMC) 2026, Rajagiri Business School, Kochi, India (Hybrid), 13–14 February 2026 – mentoring and research development support for early career scholars
• 2025, Danny Van Den Bulcke Doctoral Symposium, EIBA Athens, 11-13 December
• 2025, Pattern matching in qualitative research, Surrey-Sussex Seminar Series, 10 December 2025
• 2025, WAIB-EMSIG-AIB UK&I Paper Coaching Programme (Online, 80 participants)
• 2025, Mentoring for PhD students and early career researchers at the AIB UK&I Conference 2025 Surrey, 24-26 April (organised by WAIB)
• 2025, Writing protocol-based literature review papers, AIB UK&I Conference 2025 Surrey, 24-26 April
• 2024, Pattern matching in qualitative research, Workshop at the University of Murcia, Spain, November 2024
• 2024, Literature Reviews in the Age of Information Overload, 28th McGill International Entrepreneurship Conference, August 15th to 17th, Lappeenranta, Finland
• 2024, Introduction to Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo, 28th McGill International Entrepreneurship Conference, August 15th to 17th, Lappeenranta, Finland.
• 2024, Pattern matching in qualitative research, EIBA Summer School, University of Sussex, Falmer Campus, UK, July 22-26.
• 2024, Paper Coaching Workshop Mentor at the AIB 2024 Conference Seoul, South Korea, 2-6 July (organised by WAIB)
• 2024, Mentoring for PhD students and early career researchers at the AIB 2024 Conference Seoul, South Korea, 2-6 July (organised by WAIB)
• 2024, Literature Reviews in the Age of Information Overload, AIB UKI Methods Workshop at the AIB UKI 2024 Conference, Aston Business School, 4-7 April 2024
• 2024, ELDERs (Editorial Desk Review) PDW Mentor, AIB UKI Methods Workshop at the AIB UKI 2024 Conference, Aston Business School, 4-7 April 2024
• 2023, Women in EIBA mentoring, EIBA 2023 Conference, Lisbon, Portugal
• 2023, An Introduction to Qualitative Data Analysis with Nvivo, Workshop at the University of Murcia, Spain, October 2023
• 2023, Mentoring for PhD students and early career researchers at the AIB 2023 Conference Warsaw, Poland, 5-9 July (organised by WAIB)
• 2023, Women in the Academy of International Business Paper Coaching Workshop, July 5 2023, AIB World, Warsaw, Poland
• 2023, Literature Reviews in the Age of Information Overload, AIB UKI Methods Workshop at the AIB UKI 2023 Conference, University of Glasgow, 13-15 April
• 2022, Paper Development Workshop Mentor at the AIB Oceania 2022 Conference Brisbane, Australia, 24-25 November
• 2022, Literature Reviews in the Age of Information Overload, Post-Conference Methods Workshop at the AIB Oceania 2022 Conference Brisbane, Australia, 26 November
• 2022, Mentoring for PhD students and early career researchers at the AIB 2022 Conference Miami, 6-9 July (organised by WAIB)
• 2022, International Doctoral Consortium mentor, EAFIT University
• 2022, Journal of International Business Studies Paper Development Workshop Mentor, 48^th AIB-UKI Conference Reading - "Contemporary Issues in International Business: Inequality, Geography and GVCs"
• 2022, Mentoring for Women in AIB, co-chair, 48^th AIB-UKI Conference Reading - "Contemporary Issues in International Business: Inequality, Geography and GVCs"
• 2021, Mentoring for PhD students and early career researchers at the AIB 2021 Online Conference (organised by WAIB)
• 2021, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload”, Birla Global University (BGU), Bhubaneswar (62 participants)
• 2021, Journal of International Business Studies Paper Development Workshop Mentor, 48^th AIB-UKI Online Conference - "International Business: Mega Trends and the need of rethinking current terminologies"
• 2021, Doctoral Colloquium Mentor, ANZIBA Online Conference – “International business in a virtual world: People, prospects and resilience”
• 2020, Women in AIB Speed Mentoring, AIB World, July 2-8
• 2020, Journal of International Business Studies Paper Development Workshop Mentor, 46^th EIBA Online 2020 Conference - "International Business in the Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Era"
• 2020, critical perspectives on international business Paper Development Workshop Mentor, 46^th EIBA Online 2020 Conference - "International Business in the Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Era"
• 2020, Doctoral Colloquium Mentor, 46^th EIBA Online 2020 Conference - "International Business in the Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Era"
• 2020, Workshop for Faculty, PhD researchers, and master students, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload”, University of Bayreuth, Germany (33 participants)
• 2019, Doctoral Colloquium Mentor, 46^th AIB-UKI 2019 Conference – Multinational Enterprises and their Non-market Social and Political Strategies, Brighton, UK: University of Sussex
• 2019, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “Theorizing and theory building with SmartPLS”, The University of Manchester, UK, (20 participants)
• 2019, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload”, The University of Nottingham, UK, (20 participants)
• 2019, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload”, University of Murcia, Spain (33 participants)
• 2019, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload”, The University of Nottingham Ningbo China, (90 participants)
• 2019, Webinar workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload” S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research
• Business school in Mumbai, India (12 participants)
• 2019, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “The art of literature review in the age of information overload”, in collaboration with Utkal University PMIR department and Parameter Software, Bhubaneswar, India (16 participants)
• 2019, Women in AIB Speed Mentoring, AIB World, Copenhagen, Denmark, June 24-27
• 2017, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “From theorizing to model building” organized by The Centre for Responsible Business (CRB) in collaboration with TERI University and The India and Sustainability Standards Conference, New Delhi, India (30 participants)
• 2017, Workshop for Faculty and PhD researchers, “Theory building and theory testing in Business and Management” sponsored by SmartPLS, AIB-UKI, BAM, IBNorthWest, and The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK (30 participants)
• 2015, Doctoral Colloquium Mentor, 42^nd AIB-UKI 2015 Conference – International Business Research: For the bookshelf or the board room and corridors of power?, Manchester, UK: Manchester Metropolitan University

Keynotes

• 2026, “Transforming Global Business Ecosystem through Sustainability, Innovation and Technology”, Rajagiri International Management Conference (RIMC) 2026, Rajagiri Business School, Kochi, India (Hybrid), 13–14 February 2026
• 2025, Grand Challenges: What are they, how do they interact and how do firms respond?, AIB UK&I and SAMS Workshop, 27 April 2025
• 2025, Charting Your Course: Navigating the Many Paths of Academic Success, Keynote, Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny we Wrocławiu, Wrocław, Poland, January 15, 2025

Presentations at practitioner and policy conferences and public talks

• Sinkovics, Noemi (2023), “Digitalisation and Global Village”, United Nations 75 dialogue platform organized by Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2022), “To enclave or not to enclave”, United Nations 75 dialogue platform organized by Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2022), Panelist at “Geopolitical Narratives in the Process of Global (Dis)Ordering” conference, organized by The Dickson Poon School of Law, King's College London
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2022), “Why is data sharing important?”, CAS/Science Data Bank Webinar (412 Chinese scientists)
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2021), “Contextual analysis of migrant work and migrant entrepreneurship”, United Nations 75 dialogue platform organized by Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2021), “Migrant Entrepreneurship: Classifications and Narratives”, presented in Competing Narratives in the Global Disorder debate: Migration and Integration – British Academy Deep Dive
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2020), “Migrant Entrepreneurship: A Multifaceted Phenomenon”, United Nations 75 dialogue platform organized by Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2020), “Covid 19 – climate and sustainability: social and economic effects?”, online panel exploring the Covid 19 landscape from immediate changes to future opportunities, The Sustainability Society, New Zealand
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2017), “The path to resilience: tackling constraints to social enterprise versus encouraging social entrepreneurialism”, Prometheus: Executive Leadership Education for the 3^rd Sector conference, University of Manchester, UK
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2016), “Recognizing the fundamental nature of business environments – a constraint-based view. The challenge the 3^rd Sector faces in identifying internal organizational constraints”, Prometheus: Executive Leadership Education for the 3^rd Sector conference, University of Manchester, UK
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2015), “How to position yourself in the market”, Prometheus: Executive Leadership Education for the 3^rd Sector conference, University of Manchester, UK
• Martikke, Susanne and Noemi Sinkovics (2015), “Skills for Change”, Local Area Research and Intelligence Association (LARIA) conference, Manchester, UK
• Sinkovics, Noemi (2014), “Community and business development”, KYTA conference, London, UK
• Sinkovics, Rudolf and Noemi Sinkovics (2014), “How can the Higher Education sector enhance its engagement and contribution to the Social Economy”, Higher Education and the Social Economy, public seminar at the University of Manchester, UK

Conference and Symposium organisation

• Responsible Futures Skills Lab Symposium: Teaching and Research for Responsible Futures, 6-7 May 2026, 麻豆传媒 Business School
• Re-imagining Methodological Training in the International Business Community - An Agenda-Setting Symposium, 2 May 2025 (hosted by AIB UK&I and 麻豆传媒 Business School in collaboration with AIB Research Methods SIG and RRBM), 2 May 2025, 麻豆传媒 Business School
• 49th AIB UK & Ireland Chapter Conference “International Business and SDG 8 – Are we on course?”, 13 – 15 April 2023, Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow (organizing committee: Margaret Fletcher, Noemi Sinkovics, Rudolf R. Sinkovics, Mehdi Boussebaa)

Grant income

• 2024, Euro 10,000 Fundación Séneca within their Regional Programme for Mobility, Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange "Jiménez de la Espada” at the Universidad de Murcia.
• 2023, £ 9,988 British Academy/Leverhulme “Developing firm level management tools for net-zero action” (Co-Investigator)
• 2022, £ 6,000 Adam Smith Business School Pump-priming fund
• 2021, NZ$ 9,400 PBRF Strategic Research Support Fund
• 2020, NZ$ 4,300 PBRF Strategic Research Support Fund
• 2016, £ 1,000 Manchester Business School Research Support Fund
• 2015, £ 266,660 Lord Alliance Fund Globalisation and Responsible Production Network (Co-investigator)
• 2015, £ 16,760 ESRC IAA, Principal investigator (fEC £41,978) “Social and commercial enterprise resilience assessment tool”
• 2014, £ 5,000 Manchester Business School Research Support Fund “Skills for change in the social enterprise sector”
• 2013, £ 2,000 seed funding from FairWRC “Exploring voluntary servitude”

Courses

• Advanced Sustainability Management Project, NBS8660 (MSc Sustainability Management, 麻豆传媒 Business School)
• Advanced Management Practice, NBS8654 (MSc Management, 麻豆传媒 Business School)
• Research Practice in Management and Business Studies, NBS8561 (PGR, 4 sessions, 麻豆传媒 Business School)
• Management Inquiry and Analysis, NBS8646 (MSc Management, 麻豆传媒 Business School)
• Management Research Briefing for Sustainable Organisational Futures, BUS3009 (UG, 麻豆传媒 Business School)
• Sustainable Management (UG Honors, University of Glasgow)
• Managing for a Sustainable World (MSc International Business, University of Glasgow)
• Internationalisation of SMEs (MSc Management, University of Glasgow)
• Contemporary Themes in Global Management and Innovation (MCom GLMI, University of Auckland)
• Global and Regional Business (Stage III UG, University of Auckland)
• Organisational ethics and sustainability (Stage III UG), University of Auckland Business School
• Research Process (PhD), University of Manchester, UK
• Frontiers in International Business (MSc IB&M), University of Manchester, UK
• Responsible Business in a Global Environment (MSc IB&M), University of Manchester, UK
• Fundamentals of International Business (MSc IB&M), University of Manchester, UK
• Multinational Management (MSc IB&M), University of Manchester, UK
• Introduction to Qualitative Data Analysis in NVivo (PhD), University of Manchester, UK
• Advanced Qualitative Data Analysis in NVivo (PhD), University of Manchester, UK

Teaching and learning related presentations and workshops

• Disciplinary Track Chair for International Business and Management, The Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Global Forum 2024
• Panel and workshop (2023): An agenda for sustainable international business, University of Leeds Business School, 20 November 2023, the recording of the public event can be accessed here:
• Panel presentation (2023): Diverse Perspectives on the Opportunities and Challenges of Teaching International Business in a Post-COVID Era, jointly organised by the WAIB and Teaching and Education SIGs of the Academy of International Business
• Teaching Café (2023 July), Teaching Critical Perspectives in International Business, organised by the Teaching and Education SIG of the Academy of International Business, 5-9 July 2023, Warsaw, Poland
• Teaching Café (2023 April), (joint initiative AIB Sustainability SIG and AIB Teaching and Education SIG) “Incorporating SDG8 in IB teaching”, AIB UKI Chapter Conference
• Teaching Café (2022 November) (joint initiative of AIB Teaching and Education SIG and WAIB SIG) “Building belonging through inclusive and authentic pedagogy”, AIB Oceania Chapter conference, Brisbane, Australia
• Noemi Sinkovics (2020 September 8), “Teaching and learning design in covid 19 times: how to ride two horses at the same time”, Learn, Do, Share seminar series, University of Auckland

Invited Guest Lectures

• International Management Institute (IMI) Bhubaneshwar: “Managing responsibility in global value chains” (postgraduate course on CSR and sustainable development), India, 2022
• University of Vienna (2022, April 25): Responsible and sustainable management in global value chains” (MSc International Business)
• Workshop for DBAs, Applied Qualitative Methods, Fox School of Business, Temple University, USA, 2021
• Workshop for DBAs, Literature reviews and software tools, Fox School of Business, Temple University, USA, 2020

Teaching grants and funding

• October 2023, £ 5,000 PGR Opportunities Hub staff-led funding for supporting Early Career Researcher employability
• December 2022, £ 5,000 PGR Opportunities Hub staff-led funding for developing future leaders
• April 2016, £ 2,000 Social Responsibility in the Curriculum competition
• April 2015, £ 2,000 Social Responsibility in the Curriculum competition

• Articles

  • Gunaratne D, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Molina-Castillo F-J. . Multinational Business Review 2026, 34(1), 1–25.
  • Sinkovics, N, van Tulder, R, Giroud, A, Wang, EY. . Journal of International Business Policy 2026.
  • Jones GG, Lopes TdS, Pananond P, van Tulder R, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Critical Perspectives on International Business 2025, 21(2), 196-225.
  • Sinkovics N, Hoque SF, Sinkovics RR, Gunaratne D. . Asian Business and Management 2025, 24(1), 55-96.
  • Tomlinson O, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Fath B. . Small Business Economics 2025, 65, 2005-2032.
  • Fiedler A, Fath B, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . International Small Business Journal 2023, 41(6), 590-622.
  • Sinkovics RR, Gunaratne D, Sinkovics N. . Transnational Corporations 2023, 30(3), 119-127.
  • Ahi AA, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Management International Review 2023, 63, 27-56.
  • Bouncken RB, Fredrich V, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Global Strategy Journal 2023, 13(2), 281-314.
  • Ringle CM, Sarstedt M, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Data in Brief 2023, 48, 109074.
  • Sinkovics N, Vieira LM, van Tulder R. . Critical Perspectives on International Business 2022, 18(4), 445-456.
  • Sinkovics N, Kim J, Sinkovics RR. . Management International Review 2022, 62(4), 471-516.
  • Ahi AA, Sinkovics N, Shildibekov Y, Sinkovics RR, Mehandjiev N. . International Business Review 2022, 31, 101967.
  • Sinkovics N, Liu C-L, Sinkovics RR, Mudambi R. . Journal of World Business 2021, 56(4), 101195.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Archie-Acheampong J. . Multinational Business Review 2021, 29(1), 1-20.
  • Molina-Castillo F-J, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Sustainability 2021, 13(16), 8906.
  • Sinkovics N, Gunaratne D, Sinkovics RR, Molina-Castillo F-J. . Sustainability 2021, 13(13), 7266.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Archie-Acheampong J. . Journal of International Business Policy 2021, 4(1), 80-101.
  • Bouncken RB, Qiu Y, Sinkovics N, Kürsten W. . Review of Managerial Science 2021, 15, 251-273.
  • Fath B, Fiedler A, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Sullivan-Taylor B. . Critical Perspectives on International Business 2021, 17(2), 359-379.
  • Hofstetter JS, De Marchi V, Sarkis J, Govindan K, Klassen R, Ometto AR, Spraul KS, Bocken N, Ashton WS, Sharma S, Jaeger-Erben M, Jensen C, Dewick P, Schröder P, Sinkovics N, Ibrahim SE, Fiske L, Goerzen A, Vazquez-Brust D. . Circular Economy and Sustainability 2021, 1, 21-47.
  • Sinkovics N, Reuber AR. . Journal of World Business 2021, 56(4), 101223.
  • Sinkovics N, Archie-Acheampong J. . Critical Perspectives on International Business 2020, 16(1), 7-46.
  • Kurt Y, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Yamin M. . Journal of World Business 2020, 55(1), 101034.
  • Sinkovics RR, Sinkovics N. . International Marketing Review 2020, 37(3), 437-446.
  • Liu C-LE, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Industrial Marketing Management 2020, 90, 453-465.
  • Sinkovics N, Choksy US, Sinkovics RR, Mudambi R. . Management International Review 2019, 59, 131-170.
  • Sinkovics RR, Kurt Y, Sinkovics N. . International Business Review 2018, 27(5), 1065-1079.
  • Zagelmeyer S, Sinkovics RR, Sinkovics N, Kusstatscher V. . Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences 2018, 35(1), 93-106.
  • Choksy US, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences 2017, 34(4), 356-386.
  • Hoque SF, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . European Journal of International Management 2016, 10(3), 254-283.
  • Kurt Y, Yamin M, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . European Management Journal 2016, 34(6), 686-700.
  • Sinkovics N, Hoque SF, Sinkovics RR. . Accounting, Auditing, and Accountability 2016, 29(4), 617-649.
  • Sinkovics N. . International Marketing Review 2016, 33(3), 327-350.
  • Sinkovics RR, Sinkovics N, Lew YK, Jedin MH, Zagelmeyer S. . International Marketing Review 2015, 32(1), 2-28.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Hoque S, Czaban L. . Critical Perspectives on International Business 2015, 11(3/4), 340-363.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Yamin M. . International Business Review 2014, 23(4), 692-707.
  • Sinkovics RR, Jedin MH, Sinkovics N. . European Journal of International Management 2014, 8(6), 644-670.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Jean R-JB. . International Marketing Review 2013, 30(2), 130-155.
  • Liu CLT, Sinkovics RR, Pezderka N, Haghirian P. . Journal of Interactive Marketing 2012, 26(1), 21-32.
  • Pezderka N, Sinkovics RR. . International Business Review 2011, 20(4), 409-422.

• Book Chapters

  • Gunaratne D, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . In: Goerzen, A, ed. Research Handbook on International Corporate Social Responsibility. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023, pp.391-407.
  • Andrews K, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . In: van Tulder, R; Giuliani, E; Álvarez, I, ed. International Business and Sustainable Development Goals. Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing Limited, 2023, pp.309-323.
  • Fath B, Fiedler A, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . In: van Tulder, R; Verbeke, A; Piscitello, L; Puck, J, ed. International Business in Times of Crisis: Tribute Volume to Geoffrey Jones. Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing Limited, 2022, pp.431-447.
  • Hoque SF, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . In: Rana, MB; Allen, MMC, ed. Upgrading the Global Garment Industry: Internationalization, Capabilities and Sustainability. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021, pp.162-185.
  • Fiedler A, Fath B, Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . In: Husted, K; Sinkovics, RR, ed. Management Perspectives on the Covid-19 Crisis: Lessons from New Zealand. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021, pp.71-82.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR. . In: Ponte, S; Gereffi, G; Raj-Reichert, G, ed. Handbook on Global Value Chains. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019, pp.417-431.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Archie-Acheampong J. . In: Leonidou, LC; Katsikeas, CS; Samiee, S; Leonidou, CN, ed. Socially Responsible International Business: Critical Issues and the Way Forward. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019, pp.29-72.
  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Hoque SF, Alford M. . In: Cook, G; Johns, J; McDonald, F; Beaverstock, J; Pandit, N, ed. The Routledge Companion to the Geography of International Business. London: Routledge, 2018, pp.258-296.
  • Sinkovics N. . In: Cassell, C; Cunliffe, AL; Grandy, G, ed. The SAGE Handbook of Qualitative Business and Management Research Methods: Methods and Challenges. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 2018, pp.468-485.
  • Sinkovics N. . In: Jean, R-J; Chiou, J-S; Zou, S, ed. International Marketing in Rapidly Changing Environments. Bingley, UK: Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 2013, pp.103-123.
  • Pezderka N, Sinkovics RR, Jean R-JB. . In: Gabrielsson, M; Kirpalani, VHM, ed. Handbook of research on born globals. Cheltenham, England, UK: Edward Elgar, 2012, pp.185-213.
  • Pezderka N, Sinkovics RR. . In: Dimitratos, P; Jones, MV, ed. Resources, Efficiency and Globalization. Houndmills, Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, pp.233-246.

• Edited Book

  • Sinkovics N, Sinkovics RR, Boussebaa M, Fletcher M, ed. . London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2024.

• Editorial

  • Sinkovics RR, Forsgren M, Sinkovics N, Holmström Lind C. . Critical Perspectives on International Business 2020, 16(1), 1-6.

• Note

  • Sinkovics RR, Jean RJ, Pezderka N. . Journal of Business Research 2010, 63(12), 1368-1371.

• Reports

  • Sinkovics N, Bogdanovic A, Robinson S, Hope A, Radclyffe-Thomas N, Hawthorne L, van Tulder R, Fiedler A, Hirst J, Perez Moraga V, Blenkinsop S, Vilasboas Calixto Casnici C, Scurry T, Atkinson K, Bader B, Mazzetti A, Chidambaram AB. . 麻豆传媒 upon Tyne: 麻豆传媒, 2026.
  • Sinkovics N, Marks A, Hope A, Fowler H, Marsiliani L, Ott UF, Fiedler A, van Tulder R, Hicks C, Sanderson R, Rajwani T, Sinkovics RR, Swaffield J, Chu I, Pagan V, Neesham C, Allen M, Long G, Fath B, Scurry T, Tran Y, Toth Z, Glover C, Corredoira RA, Aravind BC. . 麻豆传媒 upon Tyne: 麻豆传媒 Business School, 2026.
  • Martikke,S,Sinkovics,N. . Manchester: GMCVO, 2015.

• Research Datasets/Databases

  • Tomlinson O, Sinkovics N. . 2025. Frankfurt: Center for Open Science (OSF).
  • Sinkovics N. . 2025. Frankfurt, Germany: Center for Open Science (OSF), 532 KB.