Social Sciences
Call for papers
The 2nd Copenhagen Conference on: ‘Emerging Multinationals’: Outward Investment from Emerging and Developing Economies
Date: 25-26 November 2010
Venue: Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark
Website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
Overview
Multinational companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) are becoming major players in the globalized world economy and are likely to wield growing influence on economic dynamics in OECD, emerging, and developing countries alike. Host OECD countries will increasingly need to engage with the array of challenges and opportunities presented by emerging-economy multinationals seeking access to their markets and assets. A number of recent high-profile and controversial cases illustrate that the ascent of EMNCs onto the world stage will not necessarily be entirely without frictions.
Yet, in spite of the media attention towards investments into the OECD, important immediate impacts of outward direct investment from emerging and developing economies (OFDI) are likely to be felt also in developing host countries, where investments from other emerging and developing economies constitute more and more important complements to investment flows from OECD countries (South-South investments). No less important will be the effects in the home countries of the outward investing firms themselves. The rise of outward investment from emerging and developing countries requires further and continuous analysis, both empirically and theoretically.
Topics
The emergence of MNCs from emerging and developing economies raise a wide range of challenges for theorists, business strategists, and policymakers alike, for example:
Important dates
Submission
Submitted papers will be subject to a double-blind review process. Arrangement has been made for the best papers to be published in a special issue of European Management Journal.
Please email your abstract/paper as an MS Word document to Bersant Hobdari ([email protected]). For the paper, the names, affiliations, and contact information of all authors must be noted only on a separate cover page.
Accepted papers will be uploaded to an ‘electronic proceedings’ on the conference website.
Conference fee
The conference fee is EUR200. The fee covers conference materials, meals and refreshments. The concluding dinner is an optional extra.
Further information
For further information please contact:
Peter Gammeltoft
Department of International Economics and Management
Porcelænshaven 24; 2000 Frederiksberg
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://uk.cbs.dk/int
Visit also the conference website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
Organized by
Department of International Economics and Management, Copenhagen Business School
Sponsors
The EAC Foundation
Center for International Business and Emerging Markets, CBS
Asia Research Centre, CBS
Organizing Committee
Scientific Committee
The 2008 conference
To the first conference were submitted some 90 abstracts, representing a total of 135 authors from 35 countries. The conference brought about two journal special issues: Journal of International Management, 16(2), and International Journal of Emerging Markets, 5(3/4).
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Social Sciences
Call for Papers: Outward Investment from Emerging and Developing Economies: deadline 1 September 2010
Call for papers
The 2nd Copenhagen Conference on: ‘Emerging Multinationals’: Outward Investment from Emerging and Developing Economies
Date: 25-26 November 2010
Venue: Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark
Website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
Overview
Multinational companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) are becoming major players in the globalized world economy and are likely to wield growing influence on economic dynamics in OECD, emerging, and developing countries alike. Host OECD countries will increasingly need to engage with the array of challenges and opportunities presented by emerging-economy multinationals seeking access to their markets and assets. A number of recent high-profile and controversial cases illustrate that the ascent of EMNCs onto the world stage will not necessarily be entirely without frictions.
Yet, in spite of the media attention towards investments into the OECD, important immediate impacts of outward direct investment from emerging and developing economies (OFDI) are likely to be felt also in developing host countries, where investments from other emerging and developing economies constitute more and more important complements to investment flows from OECD countries (South-South investments). No less important will be the effects in the home countries of the outward investing firms themselves. The rise of outward investment from emerging and developing countries requires further and continuous analysis, both empirically and theoretically.
Topics
The emergence of MNCs from emerging and developing economies raise a wide range of challenges for theorists, business strategists, and policymakers alike, for example:
- Why do companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) invest abroad, how do they do it and which challenges do they face?
- How do EMNCs impact on different types of host economies? How are costs and benefits distributed? How are benefits captured? Which new policy challenges do they introduce?
- How are home economies affected by the internationalization of domestic firms? Should home countries pursue particular policies to accelerate or otherwise influence their OFDI?
- Which internationalizations patterns and strategies do EMNCs pursue? Are these qualitatively different from what we know from the received literature?
- How does EMNC behavior vary between different industries and why?
- How does the rise of EMNCs influence global competition in different industries?
- Do EMNCs differ from industrialized-country MNCs in terms of corporate governance and corporate social responsibility?
- How are companies from China and India in particular coming to internationalize their operations?
- Which are the roles of state-owned EMNCs?
- Which are the roles of sovereign wealth funds?
- How are EMNCs and OFDI affected by the global financial crisis – globally and regionally and at the level of countries, sectors and firms?
Important dates
- Submission of full paper: 1 September 2010
- Paper acceptance/rejection: 15 September 2010
- Submission of revised paper: 1 November 2010
Submission
Submitted papers will be subject to a double-blind review process. Arrangement has been made for the best papers to be published in a special issue of European Management Journal.
Please email your abstract/paper as an MS Word document to Bersant Hobdari ([email protected]). For the paper, the names, affiliations, and contact information of all authors must be noted only on a separate cover page.
Accepted papers will be uploaded to an ‘electronic proceedings’ on the conference website.
Conference fee
The conference fee is EUR200. The fee covers conference materials, meals and refreshments. The concluding dinner is an optional extra.
Further information
For further information please contact:
Peter Gammeltoft
Department of International Economics and Management
Porcelænshaven 24; 2000 Frederiksberg
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://uk.cbs.dk/int
Visit also the conference website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
Organized by
Department of International Economics and Management, Copenhagen Business School
Sponsors
The EAC Foundation
Center for International Business and Emerging Markets, CBS
Asia Research Centre, CBS
Organizing Committee
- Dr. Peter Gammeltoft, Assoc. Prof., Department of International Economics and Management
- Dr. Bersant Hobdari, Assoc. Prof., Department of International Economics and Management
- Dr. Yang Jiang, Ass. Prof., Asia Research Center, CBS
Scientific Committee
- Dr. Kjeld-Erik Brødsgaard, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
- Dr. Anthony D’Costa, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
- Dr. Igor Filatotchev, Prof., City University of London, UK
- Mr. Andrea Goldstein, Deputy Director, Heiligendamm L’Aquila Process Support Unit, OECD, France
- Dr. Ari Kokko, Prof., Department of International Economics and Management, Denmark
- Dr. Jiatao Li, Prof. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China
- Dr. Klaus Meyer, Prof., University of Bath, UK
- Mr. Niels Mygind, Prof., Department of International Economics and Management, Denmark
- Dr. Rajneesh Narula, Prof., University of Reading, UK
- Dr. Bent Petersen, Prof., Center for Strategic Management and Globalization, CBS, Denmark
- Dr. Jaya Prakash Pradhan, Associate Professor, Sardar Patel Institute of Economic & Social Research, India
- Dr. Ravi Ramamurti, Prof., Northeastern University, US
- Dr. Paz Tolentino, Lecturer, Department of Management, Birkbeck College, UK
- Dr. Verner Worm, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
- Dr. Xiaobo Wu, Prof., Zhejiang University, China
- Dr. Henry Yeung, Prof., National University of Singapore, Singapore
- Dr. Max von Zedtwitz, Prof., Peking University, China
The 2008 conference
To the first conference were submitted some 90 abstracts, representing a total of 135 authors from 35 countries. The conference brought about two journal special issues: Journal of International Management, 16(2), and International Journal of Emerging Markets, 5(3/4).
-- Peter Gammeltoft, PhD Associate Professor Department of International Economics & Management Copenhagen Business School Porcelænshaven 24; DK-2000 Frederiksberg Denmark Phone: +45 3815 3369 Fax: +45 3815 2500 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.cbs.dk/staff/peter
Call for papers
The 2nd Copenhagen Conference on: 'Emerging Multinationals': Outward
Investment from Emerging and Developing Economies/*
Date: 25-26 November 2010
Venue: Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark
Website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
Overview
Multinational companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) are becoming major players in the globalized world economy and are likely to wield growing influence on economic dynamics in OECD, emerging, and developing countries alike. Host OECD countries will increasingly need to engage with the array of challenges and opportunities presented by emerging-economy multinationals seeking access to their markets and assets. A number of recent high-profile and controversial cases illustrate that the ascent of EMNCs onto the world stage will not necessarily be entirely without frictions.
Yet, in spite of the media attention towards investments into the OECD, important immediate impacts of outward direct investment from emerging and developing economies (OFDI) are likely to be felt also in developing host countries, where investments from other emerging and developing economies constitute more and more important complements to investment flows from OECD countries (South-South investments). No less important will be the effects in the home countries of the outward investing firms themselves. The rise of outward investment from emerging and developing countries requires further and continuous analysis, both empirically and theoretically.
Topics
*The emergence of MNCs from emerging and developing economies raise a wide range of challenges for theorists, business strategists, and policymakers alike, for example:
* Why do companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) invest abroad, how do they do it and which challenges do they face?
* How do EMNCs impact on different types of host economies? How are costs and benefits distributed? How are benefits captured? Which new policy challenges do they introduce?
The 2nd Copenhagen Conference on: 'Emerging Multinationals': Outward
Investment from Emerging and Developing Economies/*
Date: 25-26 November 2010
Venue: Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark
Website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
Overview
Multinational companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) are becoming major players in the globalized world economy and are likely to wield growing influence on economic dynamics in OECD, emerging, and developing countries alike. Host OECD countries will increasingly need to engage with the array of challenges and opportunities presented by emerging-economy multinationals seeking access to their markets and assets. A number of recent high-profile and controversial cases illustrate that the ascent of EMNCs onto the world stage will not necessarily be entirely without frictions.
Yet, in spite of the media attention towards investments into the OECD, important immediate impacts of outward direct investment from emerging and developing economies (OFDI) are likely to be felt also in developing host countries, where investments from other emerging and developing economies constitute more and more important complements to investment flows from OECD countries (South-South investments). No less important will be the effects in the home countries of the outward investing firms themselves. The rise of outward investment from emerging and developing countries requires further and continuous analysis, both empirically and theoretically.
Topics
*The emergence of MNCs from emerging and developing economies raise a wide range of challenges for theorists, business strategists, and policymakers alike, for example:
* Why do companies from emerging and developing economies (EMNCs) invest abroad, how do they do it and which challenges do they face?
* How do EMNCs impact on different types of host economies? How are costs and benefits distributed? How are benefits captured? Which new policy challenges do they introduce?
* How are home economies affected by the internationalization of domestic firms? Should home countries pursue particular policies
to accelerate or otherwise influence their OFDI?
to accelerate or otherwise influence their OFDI?
* Which internationalizations patterns and strategies do EMNCs pursue? Are these qualitatively different from what we know from
the received literature?
* How does EMNC behavior vary between different industries and why?
* How does the rise of EMNCs influence global competition in different industries?
* Do EMNCs differ from industrialized-country MNCs in terms of corporate governance and corporate social responsibility?
the received literature?
* How does EMNC behavior vary between different industries and why?
* How does the rise of EMNCs influence global competition in different industries?
* Do EMNCs differ from industrialized-country MNCs in terms of corporate governance and corporate social responsibility?
* How are companies from China and India in particular coming to internationalize their operations?
* Which are the roles of state-owned EMNCs?
* Which are the roles of sovereign wealth funds?
* How are EMNCs and OFDI affected by the global financial crisis --globally and regionally and at the level of countries, sectors and
firms?
*Important dates*
* Which are the roles of state-owned EMNCs?
* Which are the roles of sovereign wealth funds?
* How are EMNCs and OFDI affected by the global financial crisis --globally and regionally and at the level of countries, sectors and
firms?
*Important dates*
* Submission of full paper: 1 September 2010
* Paper acceptance/rejection: 15 September 2010
* Submission of revised paper: 1 November 2010
*Submission*
Submitted papers will be subject to a double-blind review process. Arrangement has been made for the best papers to be published in aspecial issue of European Management Journal.
Please email your abstract/paper as an MS Word document to Bersant Hobdari ([email protected]). For the paper, the names, affiliations, and contact information of all authors must be noted only on a separate
cover page.
Accepted papers will be uploaded to an 'electronic proceedings' on the
conference website.
*Conference fee*
The conference fee is EUR200. The fee covers conference materials, meals
and refreshments. The concluding dinner is an optional extra.
*Further information*
For further information please contact:
Peter Gammeltoft
Department of International Economics and Management
Porcelænshaven 24; 2000 Frederiksberg
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://uk.cbs.dk/int
Visit also the conference website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
*Organized by*
Department of International Economics and Management, Copenhagen
Business School
*Sponsors*
The EAC Foundation
Center for International Business and Emerging Markets, CBS
Asia Research Centre, CBS
*Organizing Committee*
* Dr. Peter Gammeltoft, Assoc. Prof., Department of International Economics and Management
* Dr. Bersant Hobdari, Assoc. Prof., Department of International Economics and Management
* Dr. Yang Jiang, Ass. Prof., Asia Research Center, CBS
*Scientific Committee*
* Dr. Kjeld-Erik Brødsgaard, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Anthony D'Costa, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Igor Filatotchev, Prof., City University of London, UK
* Mr. Andrea Goldstein, Deputy Director, Heiligendamm L'Aquila Process Support Unit, OECD, France
* Dr. Ari Kokko, Prof., Department of International Economics and Management, Denmark
* Dr. Jiatao Li, Prof. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China
* Dr. Klaus Meyer, Prof., University of Bath, UK
* Mr. Niels Mygind, Prof., Department of International Economics and
Management, Denmark
* Dr. Rajneesh Narula, Prof., University of Reading, UK
* Dr. Bent Petersen, Prof., Center for Strategic Management and
Globalization, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Jaya Prakash Pradhan, Associate Professor, Sardar Patel
Institute of Economic & Social Research, India
* Dr. Ravi Ramamurti, Prof., Northeastern University, US
* Dr. Paz Tolentino, Lecturer, Department of Management, Birkbeck College, UK
* Dr. Verner Worm, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Xiaobo Wu, Prof., Zhejiang University, China
* Dr. Henry Yeung, Prof., National University of Singapore, Singapore
* Dr. Max von Zedtwitz, Prof., Peking University, China
*The 2008 conference*
To the first conference were submitted some 90 abstracts, representing a
total of 135 authors from 35 countries. The conference brought about two
journal special issues: /Journal of International Management/, 16(2),
and /International Journal of Emerging Markets/, 5(3/4).
Peter Gammeltoft, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of International Economics & Management
Copenhagen Business School
Porcelænshaven 24; DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Phone: +45 3815 3369 Fax: +45 3815 2500
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.cbs.dk/staff/peter
* Paper acceptance/rejection: 15 September 2010
* Submission of revised paper: 1 November 2010
*Submission*
Submitted papers will be subject to a double-blind review process. Arrangement has been made for the best papers to be published in aspecial issue of European Management Journal.
Please email your abstract/paper as an MS Word document to Bersant Hobdari ([email protected]). For the paper, the names, affiliations, and contact information of all authors must be noted only on a separate
cover page.
Accepted papers will be uploaded to an 'electronic proceedings' on the
conference website.
*Conference fee*
The conference fee is EUR200. The fee covers conference materials, meals
and refreshments. The concluding dinner is an optional extra.
*Further information*
For further information please contact:
Peter Gammeltoft
Department of International Economics and Management
Porcelænshaven 24; 2000 Frederiksberg
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://uk.cbs.dk/int
Visit also the conference website: http://cbs.dk/ofdi
*Organized by*
Department of International Economics and Management, Copenhagen
Business School
*Sponsors*
The EAC Foundation
Center for International Business and Emerging Markets, CBS
Asia Research Centre, CBS
*Organizing Committee*
* Dr. Peter Gammeltoft, Assoc. Prof., Department of International Economics and Management
* Dr. Bersant Hobdari, Assoc. Prof., Department of International Economics and Management
* Dr. Yang Jiang, Ass. Prof., Asia Research Center, CBS
*Scientific Committee*
* Dr. Kjeld-Erik Brødsgaard, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Anthony D'Costa, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Igor Filatotchev, Prof., City University of London, UK
* Mr. Andrea Goldstein, Deputy Director, Heiligendamm L'Aquila Process Support Unit, OECD, France
* Dr. Ari Kokko, Prof., Department of International Economics and Management, Denmark
* Dr. Jiatao Li, Prof. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China
* Dr. Klaus Meyer, Prof., University of Bath, UK
* Mr. Niels Mygind, Prof., Department of International Economics and
Management, Denmark
* Dr. Rajneesh Narula, Prof., University of Reading, UK
* Dr. Bent Petersen, Prof., Center for Strategic Management and
Globalization, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Jaya Prakash Pradhan, Associate Professor, Sardar Patel
Institute of Economic & Social Research, India
* Dr. Ravi Ramamurti, Prof., Northeastern University, US
* Dr. Paz Tolentino, Lecturer, Department of Management, Birkbeck College, UK
* Dr. Verner Worm, Prof., Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
* Dr. Xiaobo Wu, Prof., Zhejiang University, China
* Dr. Henry Yeung, Prof., National University of Singapore, Singapore
* Dr. Max von Zedtwitz, Prof., Peking University, China
*The 2008 conference*
To the first conference were submitted some 90 abstracts, representing a
total of 135 authors from 35 countries. The conference brought about two
journal special issues: /Journal of International Management/, 16(2),
and /International Journal of Emerging Markets/, 5(3/4).
Peter Gammeltoft, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of International Economics & Management
Copenhagen Business School
Porcelænshaven 24; DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
Phone: +45 3815 3369 Fax: +45 3815 2500
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.cbs.dk/staff/peter
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