Larissa Rabbiosi

Larissa Rabbiosi is a Professor at the Department of Strategy and Innovation, Copenhagen Business School. Her research focuses on international business strategy, multinational enterprise operations, and innovation management with particular emphasis on geopolitical risks, diaspora ownership, and knowledge transfer mechanisms. She has published extensively on topics including MNE adaptation to geopolitical shifts, immigrant knowledge utilization, and organizational responses to emerging market challenges.

Her work integrates strategic management theories with real-world business challenges, often using configurational and institutional perspectives. Recent studies explore how Danish multinational enterprises navigate geopolitical disruptions in markets like Russia, and how non-ethnic inventors leverage immigrant communities for technological innovation.

Rabbiosi has contributed to peer-reviewed journals such as AIB Insights and Palgrave Handbooks, with notable publications addressing corporate misconduct dialogue strategies, competitor dynamics in emerging markets, and diaspora networks' role in technology licensing. Her research frequently bridges organizational behavior and global strategy, offering actionable insights for multinational corporations.