Antonella Zucchella

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Total Citations

609

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About

Antonella Zucchella is a leading scholar at the intersection of international business, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Her research primarily explores how firms navigate global value chains, the role of digital transformation in reshaping international strategies, and the dynamics of entrepreneurial ecosystems. One of her most impactful contributions is the highly cited paper "Industry 4.0, global value chains and international business" (2017, 609 citations), which critically assesses how emerging technologies like IoT, big data, and additive manufacturing are transforming the location and organization of global production networks. This work has become foundational for understanding the nexus between digitalization and international business strategy. Zucchella’s broader portfolio also examines international entrepreneurship, sustainability in global markets, and the strategic management of innovation. Her work is widely recognized for bridging theoretical rigor with practical relevance, influencing both academic discourse and managerial practice. With a career marked by numerous high-impact publications and collaborations, she continues to shape how scholars and practitioners think about the future of global business in an increasingly digital and interconnected world.