I am a US citizen living abroad, can I sponsor my wife for her Green Card?

You essentially have to go through the same process that you would in the United States.
Some embassies will allow you to go through the process there if you have resided in that country for a certain period of time.
Some countries have immigration offices to assist with the process, for example it is not uncommon in London, Rome, and India to do so.

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