Dr Tao Bai

Dr Tao Bai is a Senior Lecturer in International Business at The University of Queensland's School of Business. His research focuses on multinational firm strategy, non-market strategy, and their intersection, with recent work examining how geopolitical dynamics shape firm strategy and behavior. He serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of International Management and has published in leading journals such as Strategic Management Journal, Journal of International Business Studies, and Journal of Management Studies. His research explores topics including political connections, corporate social responsibility, and the impact of digitalization on business practices.

Tao Bai is a researcher at The University of Queensland, focusing on non-market strategy and global strategy. His work explores how firms navigate complex institutional environments, particularly in the context of China's economic and political landscape. Bai's research interests include the impact of political connections on firm behavior, the role of digitalization in corporate strategy, and the effectiveness of internationalization strategies. He investigates how firms adapt to institutional changes, such as anticorruption shocks, and how these factors influence performance and survival. His studies also examine the interplay between formal and informal state influences on foreign direct investment (OFDI) and the role of organizational goals in resource allocation. Bai's research provides valuable insights into the strategic decisions of firms operating in global markets.