Keith D Brouthers

Keith D Brouthers is a Professor of Business Strategy at King’s Business School, King’s College London, and a Fellow of the Academy of International Business. His research focuses on international strategic management, entry mode choice, and the digital economy. He has received prestigious awards, including the JIBS Decade Award (2012) and the JIBS 50-year Anniversary Research Scholarship (2019). His work explores topics like export channel selection, SME internationalization, and the impact of digital technologies on global business strategies.

• Affiliations: King’s Business School (King’s College London), Academy of International Business (Fellow)

Research interests include strategic internationalization, digital transformation in business, and institutional influences on firm decisions. His recent studies highlight non-traditional entry modes, digital communication technologies, and ethical implications of capital movements. He is currently not accepting PhD students.

• Awards: JIBS Decade Award (2012), JIBS 50-year Anniversary Award (2019)

His publications span journals like Strategic Management Journal, Journal of International Business Studies, and Thunderbird International Business Review. Key themes include real options theory, SME strategies, and the intersection of technology and global business practices.