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September 2021
This event, part of AIB South Asia's inaugural online Workshop Series, will cover the fundamental elements of conducting international marketing research, from identifying fruitful topics to submitting completed manuscripts to top journals.
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In this Outstanding Talk, Dr. Juan Velez-Ocampo will discuss the characteristics observed in a set of Latin American firms in pre-FDI stages regarding their international expansion and reputation-building mechanisms. This session will draw on Dr. Velez-Ocampo's article "Jaguar Firms: Tropic Dwellers, Camouflage Masters, and Solitary Predators", originally published in the journall Management Organization and Review.
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This wave of technology change has undoubtedly impacted the global business environment and operations in many significant ways. Researchers in the international business field have been called to investigate such impact theoretically and empirically. Continuing this scholarly pursuit, we welcome scholars and practitioners around the world to join us in-person, in Connecticut, during the peak of beautiful foliage season, to discuss the theme topic.
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AIB-SE is excited to announce its 2021 annual conference with the theme: Global Business Environment: Managing Risk and Resilience. The last year has been extraordinary and one of its kind in the field of international business and the AIB-SE chapter. Resilience to unforeseen events should be a core competency and a business differentiator. But what makes a global company resilient? What are the characteristics of a resilient global company? This is the focus of our 2021 conference.
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This free webinar series is intended to provide thought-provoking discussions on vital issues related to international business, featuring expert insights from university professors, managers, researchers, and policy-makers. This session will focus on the implementation of the United Nations's Sustainable Development Goals by Canadian businesses.
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The annual meeting of AIB Oceania is renowned for its informal and collegial character. Our 2021 Online Research Symposium and Paper Development Workshop will be hosted by the School of Marketing and International Business, Victoria University of Wellington. This year's program will include insights from keynote speakers, interactive panel sessions, and research paper presentations. It will also be a great opportunity for online interaction and networking.
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The first AIB-CEE chapter annual conference in post pandemic reality will take place online and will gather experts from the region and beyond to exchange insights and present research results in the field of international business. Key focus will be given to evaluation of trends and responses in international business in times of turbulence and VUCA conditions, but also about the need to re-think research and teaching in the CEE to be better suited for a post-pandemic world.
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AIB Canada's 2021 Chapter Conference will be structured as a combination of competitive paper sessions, a hands-on paper development workshop, keynote speaker sessions, and a teaching development session focused on the case method. Registration for this event will be free to all AIB members in good standing through December 4, 2021.
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The focus of this conference is to offer new insights into the unique challenges and opportunities that the MENA region presents for MNEs. More specifically, it seeks to bring forward insights about resilient and agile international business practices in the MENA region. We welcome conceptual and empirical papers that employ quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods approaches.
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During the past decade, the annual conference of our AIB Asia Pacific Chapter (formally known as AIBSEAR) has been dedicated to globalization-related themes. Certain terms such as connectivity, network, and cooperation have been a part of our previous themes. Deglobalization is on the agenda now. The challenge is how to continually take advantage of globalization whilst simultaneously hedging against its risks. This transition period poses a risk particularly to the Asia Pacific region, as we are now inseparably linked to globalization’s outcomes.
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