International Business Faculty Seminar Series
The Weissman Center’s International Business Faculty Seminar series hosts prominent academics from around the world. They provide a multidisciplinary perspective on what the late Professor John Dunning called “the why, where and how of international business activity.” The series is designed to enhance international business research at Baruch College.
Professor Lilach Nachum coordinates the WCIB Faculty Seminar series, identifying speakers and papers to be presented each semester. She is a professor in the Department of Marketing and International Business where she teaches and conducts research on multinational corporations and international competition, particularly as it affects companies in knowledge intensive, professional services industries. Professor Nachum received her Ph.D. in International Business and Management from the Copenhagen Business School in 1994 and has an MBA and a BA from Tel Aviv University.
Fall 2012
| Speaker/Affiliation | Date | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Rajeev Sawant, Baruch College, Marketing/IB Department |
Thursday, September 6th |
Internal Capability Development And Strategic Factor Markets: R&D And "Northern" Acquisitions |
| Lilach Nachum and Sajeesh Sajeesh, Baruch College, Marketing/IB Department |
Thursday, September 20th |
Why does the competitive position of MNEs vary across countries: A game theoretic approach |
| Ilan Alon, Cornell University | Thursday, October 4th |
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| Rosalie Liccardo Pacula RAND Corporation, Santa Monica |
October (16?) 17-18 |
An Alternative Framework for Empirically Measuring the Size of Counterfeit Markets |
| Andrei Panibratov, GSOM Business School, St. Petersburg |
Monday October 29th |
Russian Multinationals |
| Jonathan Doh, Chair, International Business, Villanova University School of Business |
Tuesday, November 6h |
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| Richard H.K. Vietor Harvard Business school, Business, Government and the International Economy Unit |
Tuesday, November 20th |
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| Jean Boddewyn, Baruch College, IB Department |
Tuesday, December 4th |
The provisioning of collective goods by MNEs: In emerging markets |
Spring 2011
Timothy Devinney, University of Technology, Sydney
Bringing Manager’s Decision Models into FDI Research
Saksia Sassen, Columbia University
The Making of Histories
Weilei Shi, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
Managerial Networks, Organizational Innovation, and Firm Performance in a Transition Economy
John Cantwell, Rutgers University, Editor, JIBS
Technological Complexity and the Restructuring of Subsidiary Knowledge Sourcing – A 'Phantom Picture of the MNC'?
Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra, Moore School of Business, South Carolina University
Milking the Rich Cow Dry? Cross-Border M&As by Developing Country Multinational Companies
Jordan Siegel, Harvard Business School
Multinational Firms, Labor Market Discrimination, and the Capture of Competitive
Advantage by Exploiting the Social Divide
Fall 2010
Lilach Nachum, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
But How Does Distance Affect FDI: And why does it matter?
Keith Head, University of British Columbia, Canada
Quality Sorting and Trade: Firm-level Evidence for French Wine
Mehmet Genc, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
Country Institutional Environments and Multinational Enterprise Profitability: An Empirical Analysis in Banking
Jay Barney, Fisher College of Business, Ohio State
Firm Specific Human Capital and Competitive Advantage
Mona Makhija, Fisher College of Business, Ohio State
The Value of Multinational Flexibility under Different Types of Uncertainty
Will Mitchell, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
Business Incubators and the Development of Markets and Firms in Emerging Economies
Aks Zaheer, Minnesota University
Explaining Network Performance: The Role of Network Hierarchy in Business Groups
Alice Amsden, MIT
The Rational Revolution: Developing from Role Models
