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Golden BRICS. (2019). Beijing Review, 62(47), 22–23.
This article presents excerpt and discussion of a speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping at 2019 BRICS summit in Brazil. It is indicative of the movement of China and other BRICS to form a relationship that offsets the perceived global dominance of North America and Western Europe.

Hobdari, B., Gammeltoft, P., Li, J., & Meyer, K. (2017). The home country of the MNE: The case of emerging economy firms. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 34(1), 1–17.
This article discusses the significance of EMNEs (Multinational enterprises from emerging economies) and their competitive and cooperative interactions with other EMNEs from the same nation and how that is influenced by the domestic business eco-system of their home country.

Juasrikul, S., Sahaym, A., Yim, H. (Sean), & Liu, R. L. (2018). Do cross-border alliances with MNEs from developed economies create firm value for MNEs from emerging economies? Journal of Business Research, 93, 98–110.
This article provides a valuable discussion of the competitive and cooperative interactions of MNEs that are arising from emerging economies such as China and India with the MNEs from the already developed nations.

Nayyar, D. (2016). BRICS, developing countries and global governance. Third World Quarterly, 37(4), 575–591.
This article provides a nice overview of the historical development of the BRICS nations within the global economy and analyses the implications and consequences of the rise of BRICS for the developing world and for global institutions such as the WTO and IMF.
 

Peng, M. W., Lebedev, S., Vlas, C. O., Wang, J. C., & Shay, J. S. (2018). The growth of the firm in (and out of) emerging economies. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 35(4), 829–857.
This article provides a nice overview of the scholarly literature about the nature of growth of MNEs from emerging economies.