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nd colonial ., which potentially involved the restriction of imperial sovereignty, were gradually institutionalised. By exploring the historical co-constitution of distinct internationalisms and imperialisms, this paper explores the intersection of political power and shared norms. The debates withi

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G. A. W. RutgersWorld War II. Unlike the case of other European empires, the aftermath of WWII in the Portuguese colonial empire was not characterised by substantial changes regarding Portuguese native labour policies and legislation. Portuguese government and colonial officials critically assessed the new social p

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od, the focus was primarily on the growth — or positive development — of international business operations (Benito and Welch, 1997). The problem with the growth of the firm, however, is simply that most firms do not experience growth (Penrose, 1959). This is particularly true not so much at the init