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AIB Oceania's 2020 Online conference will feature a full day of insights from keynote speakers, interactive panel sessions and research paper presentations, with plenty of opportunity for interaction.

Download Full CFP Theme: The Future of IB in Turbulent Times Submission Deadline: September 30, 2020 Overview: The 2020 Academy of International Business (AIB) Southeast Asia Regional Conference will now be held at the Hang Seng University of Hong Kong. The theme of the 2020 AIB-SEAR Conference is “The [...]

Understanding how MNEs handle and overcome the unique political, religious, cultural and commercial environments present in the MENA region becomes critical for the global success of MNEs in remaining resilient and agile in the face of uncertainty. Combined with the efforts of EMNEs from the MENA region to increasingly engage in outward investments offers a rich contextual testbed for theorizing and analyzing the strategic role that the MENA region can play in the global business community.

This year's conference theme addresses the significant role of international business in enabling and sustaining aspirational growth. Indian multinationals or emerging country multinationals or EMNEs (as they are popularly known), have already made a mark for themselves in the global business environment. Be it pharmaceutical companies, leading Indian Business Houses or new age IT companies, Indian EMNEs success stories are the preferred case studies in B-schools across the world. Now the time has come to replicate these success stories on a much wider scale and make Indian EMNEs the drivers of the economic growth in India.

The patterns of internationalization of Latin America & the Caribbean now seem to be aligned with other regions. So, what is still different about Latin American & Caribbean firms from other economic emerging regions?