By Chuck C.Y. Kwok As President of AIB, I was fortunate to preside over one of the most successful events in our organization’s history: our Annual Conference in Copenhagen in late June 2019. The conference broke several records. It had the largest number of registered conference attendees in our history, about [...]
Recent Activities The RM-SIG held a variety of events throughout the annual meeting in Copenhagen. Seven research methods workshops, run by highly experienced facilitators, were held as pre-conference activities on June 23. The workshops spanned quantitative methods, qualitative methods and responsible research: The quantitative workshops covered structural equation models, partial least [...]
Recent Activities WAIB hosted two panels this year at the annual meeting in Copenhagen. “Women in Business in Denmark,” organized jointly by Drs. Janet Y. Murray and Malika Richards, featuring industry panelists Pernille Erenbjerg of Millicom and Maria Hjorth VP Securities, along with Dr. Dana Minbaeva of Copenhagen Business School and [...]
We would like to let our members now that the AIB Executive Board voted unanimously on May 7, 2019 to increase AIB’s annual dues by 20 percent, with the dues increase to take effect as of August 1, 2019. Over the years, AIB’s expenses have risen significantly in the process of [...]
Our Purpose: Promoting Excellence in International Business Education Teaching & Education is a newly formed Shared Interest Group within the Academy of International Business, focusing on promoting excellence in teaching international business. Its main objectives are facilitating the development and sharing of best teaching practices, providing a forum for teaching-related networking, [...]
Our Purpose: Fostering Impactful Research Through Methodological Rigor Social science research is being placed under substantial criticism with regards to its replicability and validity, a development to which international business scholarship is not immune. To assist the IB community in addressing such concerns, the Academy of International Business’s Research Methods Shared [...]
By Lorraine Eden At the Sydney, Australia meetings, the first networking group within AIB was born: Women in the Academy of International Business. Until then, the only formal subunits within the AIB structure were the chapters, which are organized based on region and geography. WAIB has grown, both in numbers and [...]
