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Róisín Donnelly is a tenured Assistant Professor at the Tilburg School of Economics and Management, affiliated with the Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Tilburg University. Her research centers on the global strategies of multinational firms, focusing on location choices, knowledge creation and defense, and institutional environments. She actively contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through her work.
- SDG Contributions: Poverty Eradication, Environmental Protection, Gender Equality
Her research explores how institutional distance, slack resources, and cultural frictions impact foreign market entry and knowledge integration. A recurring theme is the interplay between formal/informal institutions and firm capabilities in multinational settings.
Notable collaborations include work with Heather Berry, Tatiana Manolova, and Linda F. Edelman. She has presented at international conferences, including talks on navigating frictions and cultural distance in knowledge integration (2023–2024).
Róisín is part of the Strategy and Entrepreneurship Research Group, contributing to journals like Strategic Management Journal and Journal of International Business Studies. Her systematic reviews and empirical studies address theoretical gaps in multinational strategies.
