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                    How to Deal with the Potential Risks of OFDI:
               A literature Study from an Interdisciplinary Perspective



                                         1           2         1
                                  ZHU He , LI Ruoyang & HE Fan
                       (1. HSBC School of Business,Peking University, Beijing 100871, China;
                   2. Graduate School, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing 102488, China)


       Abstract: With the significant increase of Chinese enterprises蒺 OFDI, it is particularly important to properly understand and
   effectively manage the potential risks of ODFI. The existing research paths of economics and management have certain flaws, and
   there is no logically complete framework for understanding the root causes and countermeasures of such risks. This paper takes the
   concept of legitimacy as the core, analyzes the potential risks of OFDI from the comprehensive path of “economics鄄management冶,
   and constructs a relatively complete theoretical logical framework. This will help enterprises to clarify the sources of different po鄄
   tential risks and their impact path, and better cognize, understand, and manage the potential risks of OFDI. The potential risks
   are mainly the product of conflict between the identity of outsider status and local legitimacy. The acquisition of local legitimacy
   can effectively help the enterprises to prevent and deal with the potential risks of OFDI. Based on these papers, three underlying
   approaches leading to further research have been found.
       Key Words: OFDI; legitimacy; potential risk; outsider status; multinational corporation; localization; risk response

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