he first two decades of the 21st century have seen international business and entrepreneurship around the world grapple with global developments from the terror attacks to financial crises, from Brexit to the policies of Donald Trump as the president of the United States. Long-term global challenges such as those presented by the changing climate have been complemented with technological progress from sustainable technologies to digitalization of products and services. Bringing together contributions from some of the brightest young minds in international business and entrepreneurship research today, this volume ventures into these timely domains. We shed light on timely phenomena such as digitalization and digital platforms, cleantech, internet of things, migrant entrepreneurs, and the nature of global trade in this new reality, among other timely topics.