Events
US listed Chinese firms: The role of director's, CFO's, auditors and others in enhancing value and governance
Presented by H. David Sherman, Professor of Accounting, Northeastern University.
Emerging market firms' internationalization: How institutional fungibility of firm resources matters
Presented by Tamara Stucchi, Copenhagen Business school (Ph.D student) and Visiting Scholar, CEM.
Managerial perceptions of outsourcing and offshoring scenarios in Saudi Arabia
Presented by Grigorios Livanis and Chris Robertson, Northeastern University
Informal economy payments
Presented by Nikos Passas, College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Northeastern University.
Leadership and talent management in Emerging Markets
Presented by Vlad Vaiman, Professor of International Management, Reykjavik University, Iceland and Visiting Scholar, CEM. Hosted by Professors McCarthy and Puffer.
The international monetary system and emerging markets
Presented by Kamran Dadkhah, Associate Professor of Economics, Northeastern University.
Sharing the future: Financial innovation and innovators in solving the political economy problems of development
Presented by Saumitra Jha, Assistant Professor of Economics and Political Science, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. Hosted by Professor Sheila Puffer.
Business group affiliation and the quality of institutions: Substitutes or complements?
Presented by Raveendra Chittoor, Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, India. Hosted by Professor Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra
International Protection for Foreign Investors: Where are the Streets of Seattle?
This event features Louis Wells, the Herbert F. Johnson Professor of International Management, Harvard Business School.
Pro-market reforms and the multinationalization of developed, developing and least-developed country firms
Presented by Luis Dau, International Business and Strategy Group, College of Business Administration, Northeastern University.