At the IM Division, we recognize award winning scholarship in nine different categories. For each category, we have a separate session where the finalists will present their work. Please set aside time in your schedule to recognize finalists in each of the categories. We will announce the final winners in the Awards Session on Monday, 6-7:30 pm in the Fenway Ballroom at the Hilton Boston Back Bay.
Here are the finalists for the different award categories:
IM Division UofSC Douglas Nigh Best Paper in Multidisciplinary Research Award Finalists
Presentation session: Monday, 8-9:30 am EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
The Liability of Foreignness in the Capital Market: A Legitimacy Perspective
You-Xiang Song, U. of Texas at Dallas - Jindal School of Management
Business Group Affiliation and Cross-border Acquisition Completion: A Study of Indian Firms
Sumit Chakraborty, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
Populism and MNE performance
Markus Liebmann, WU Vienna
Aligning Business Interests with National Goals in Industrial Policy: The Finnish Case, 1952-2014
Christian Stulz, University of Jyväskylä School of Business
Saara Matala, Chalmers University of Technology
IM Division HKUST Best Paper in Global Strategy Award Finalists
Presentation session: Monday, 10-11:30 am EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
Intra-regional Cross-border M&As by MNEs: Access to Market versus Knowledge
In Hyeock Lee, Loyola U. Chicago
Eunsuk Hong, SOAS U. of London
Jong Kook Shin, Korea U.
Selling on Digital Platforms Abroad: Modes of Control and Dual Liabilities
Jiatao Li, HKUST
Ziyi Chen, HKUST
Ohchan Kwon, HKUST
Can Multinational Enterprises Attain Competitive Advantages Through Hiring Offshore Experts?
Yongjian Bao, U. of Lethbridge
Wenlong Yuan, Asper School of business, U. of Manitoba
Zhenyu Wu
Home favors and distant troubles: The impact of home bias on global litigation
Yongjian Bao, U. of Lethbridge
Wenlong Yuan, Asper School of business, U. of Manitoba
Zhenyu Wu
Subsidiary Grouping and Performance: The Role of Upper-echelon Size and Firm Age under Uncertainty
Afshin Hamrabadi, U. of Trento
Fabio Zona, U. of Trento
IM Division Best Paper in Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Award Finalists
Presentation session: Monday, 12 – 1:30 pm EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
How do MNEs and non-MNEs influence their supplier chain partners' CSR?
Nan Zhou, Tongji U.
Yuan Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong U.
Hao Yu, Antai College of Economics and Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong U.
The role of environmental capabilities and corporate visibility in manufacturing location choices.
Michael Millan, Institute for Technology and Innovation Management at RWTH Aachen
Dirk Luettgens, RWTH Aachen University
Global Supply Chain Management in the Aftermath of Anthropogenic Disasters
Yejee Lee, Indiana U., Bloomington
Stephanie Wang, Indiana U., Bloomington
International Business Diplomacy and Violent Conflicts
Ishva Minefee, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Daniela Rivera Piedra, Georgia State U.
Marcelo Bucheli, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Laszlo Tihanyi, Rice University
IM Division CEIBS Best Paper Award Finalists
Presentation session: Monday, 2 – 3:30 pm EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
Intra-regional Cross-border M&As by MNEs: Access to Market versus Knowledge
In Hyeock Lee, Loyola U. Chicago
Eunsuk Hong, SOAS U. of London
Jong Kook Shin, Korea U.
How do Emerging Market Multinationals Grow Sustainably by Engaging in Global Value Chains?
Sihong Wu, U. of Auckland
Xinli Huang, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
Di Fan, School of Management, RMIT U.
Yiyi Su, Tongji U.
Yongjian Li, Nankai U.
What's in it for the worker? Stimulating paradoxical thinking through nonmobile global work
Rany Salvoldi, Ben Gurion U.
Dorit Efrat-Treister, Ben Gurion U. of the Negev
Electoral Uncertainty and the Multinational Corporation: Firm-level effects and strategies
Hubertus Reinprecht, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
Jakob Müllner, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
IM Division Best Paper in OB / HRM / OT Award Finalists
Presentation session: Monday, 4-5:30 PM EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
The impact of culture-related linguistic skills on skilled migrants' workplace integration in MNCs
Jinju Xie, Hiroshima U.
Vesa Peltokorpi, Hiroshima U.
A Behavioral Perspective on General Manager Succession in Underperforming Foreign Subsidiaries
Liang Li, U. of North Carolina, Greensboro
Vanessa Hasse, Ivey Business School
Marketa Rickley, U. of North Carolina, Greensboro
Language Proficiency or Cultural Intelligence? A Meta-Analysis of Effects on Intercultural Outcomes
Kok Ng, Nanyang Technological U.
Thomas Rockstuhl, Nanyang Technological U.
Catherine Wu, Nanyang Technological U.
Soon Ang, Nanyang Technological U.
"It is Difficult to Understand Them..."- The Role of Non-native Accents in Global Virtual Teams
Carlo Brighi, Gustavson School of Business, U. of Victoria
Michal Szymanski, Moscow School of Management Skolkovo
What's in it for the worker? Stimulating paradoxical thinking through nonmobile global work
Rany Salvoldi, Ben Gurion U.
Dorit Efrat-Treister, Ben Gurion U. of the Negev
IM Division D'Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University Award for the Best Dissertation in International Management Finalists
Presentation session: Monday, 4-5:30 pm EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay in Westminster
I Can't Change Who I Am, But I Can Control What I Do: Three Essays Exploring Cultural Identity as a Resource For Navigating Multinational Work Contexts in Emerging Economies
Nana Yaa Antwi-Gyamfi, CEIBS
Corrective responses to accusations of misconduct on societal issues
Alison E. Holm, Nova School of Business & Economics
Foreign Divestment: A multilevel analysis of institutional differences and top managers
Ha Nguyen, University of Sussex Business School
History and Geography in the Making of Corporate Strategy and Structure
Kunyuan Qiao, Georgetown University
IM Division Georgetown Best Paper in International Business and Policy Finalists
Presentation session: Tuesday, 8 – 9:30 am EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
International connectedness, governmental interventions, and firm adaptation to exogenous shocks
Sorin Krammer, Surrey Business School
Nuruzzaman Nuruzzaman, Alliance Manchester Business School, U. of Manchester
Debmalya Mukherjee, University of Akron
Characterizing MNCs' Corporate Diplomatic Activities
Marcelo Bucheli, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Xavier Amorocho, U. de los Andes
Minyoung Kim, University of Kansas
Rising Geopolitical Risk and Firm's Customer Concentration
Yu Li, University of South Carolina
Vivek Astvansh, Indiana U. - Kelley School of Business
Institutional Distance Effects on the Coopetition-Performance Relationship: A Meta-Analysis Approach
Qi Zou, West Chester U. of Pennsylvania
Marcelo Alvarado-Vargas, U. of Toledo
Yuan Wang, U. of Houston, Victoria
Electoral Uncertainty and the Multinational Corporation: Firm-level effects and strategies
Hubertus Reinprecht, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
Jakob Müllner, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
IM Division GWU-CIBER Best Paper on Emerging Markets Award Finalists
Presentation session: Tuesday, 10-11:30 am EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
On the Location Choices of African Multinational Enterprises: Do Supranational Institutions Matter?
Yamlaksira Getachew, Babson College
Roger Fon, London School of Economics and Political Science
Elie Chrysostome, SUNY Plattsburgh
How do Emerging Market Multinationals Grow Sustainably by Engaging in Global Value Chains?
Sihong Wu, U. of Auckland
Xinli Huang, WU Vienna U. of Economics and Business
Di Fan, School of Management, RMIT U.
Yiyi Su, Tongji U.
Yongjian Li, Nankai U.
Does Rapid Internationalization Enhance Innovation Performance of Emerging Market MNEs?
Xiaoyuan Li, Yonsei University
Yong-Suk Pak, Yonsei University
Evidence of "Double-loop Springboard" Under De-globalization in China
Nam Kim, Korea U. Business School
Changwha Chung, Korea University
Young Bin Kim, Korea U. Business School
The Evolution of Agglomeration and Location Choice in Emerging Markets: Software Firms in Bangalore
Vijayraghavan Venkataraman, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
Anna Lamin, Northeastern U.
Sachidananda Benegal, IIM- Indore
IM Division Best Paper International Corporate Governance Award Finalists
Presentation session: Tuesday, 12-1:30 pm EDT at Hilton Boston Back Bay Salon B
Returning Home: CEO Pre-career Overseas Experience and Firm Cross-border Acquisitions
David Weng, California State U., Fullerton
Yi Tang, U. of Hong Kong
Xuefei Yu, U. of Hong Kong
Growing the Business in the Regions: TMT Member's Regional Responsibility and Regional Performance
Che Tang, U. of St. Gallen
Winfried Ruigrok, U. of St. Gallen
Import Penetration and Corporate Misconduct A Natural Experiment
Christopher Dupuis, Bryant U.
Ying Zhang, Bryant U.
Top Management Triads: Role Theory and Top Team Relationships Following Chair and CEO Separation
Faisal AlReshaid, Australian U. of Kuwait
Kathleen Park, Boston University
Bernd Vogel, Henley Business School, U. of Reading
IM Division Dexter Award Nominees
"It is Difficult to Understand Them..."- The Role of Non-native Accents in Global Virtual Teams
Carlo Brighi, Gustavson School of Business, U. of Victoria
Michal Szymanski, Moscow School of Management Skolkovo
IM Division Newman Award Nominee
Populism and MNE performance
Markus Liebmann, WU Vienna
We look forward to seeing you in Boston!
Nandini Lahiri
IM Division Program Chair
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Nandini Lahiri
Associate Professor
American University
Washington DC
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