The US-Southeast Chapter of the Academy of International Business (AIB-SE) is an active organization which holds an annual conference consisting of: competitive and interactive research papers, expert panels, consortia for doctoral students and early career faculty, workshops on teaching and research, meet-the-editor sessions, networking opportunities, and more!
The US-Southeast Chapter of the Academy of International Business (AIB-SE) is an active organization which holds an annual conference consisting of: competitive and interactive research papers, expert panels, consortia for doctoral students and early career faculty, workshops on teaching and research, meet-the-editor sessions, networking opportunities, and more!
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.
The 2020 US-Southeast Chapter Conference is now being planned as an online event. Register to take part in an engaging event, aimed at refreshing our thinking about our work as researchers and educators in the area of international business.
Chapter: Africa Theme: Africa’s Sustainable Development Location: Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (Kumasi, Ashanti, Ghana) Focus Areas: Professional development, diversity in academia, theory and practice Where to Follow: twitter.com/aib_SSA Translating Theory into Political Practice: AIB Africa’s 2019 chapter conference featured a host of prestigious guests with direct experience in [...]
Download Full CFP Visit Chapter Website Theme: Liability of Foreignness in the Digital Age Submission Deadline: June 15, 2019 Overview: Since Zaheer (1995) established the concept of liability of foreignness, scholars have sought to enrich our knowledge of how foreignness affects strategic decision of and outcomes for foreign subsidiaries. [...]
