Center for Emerging Markets

This mini-conference brought together scholars from a variety of academic disciplines to explore how state capitalism works in the present day.

The conference explored the impact of digitalization and innovation on growth markets across the globe, and the associated opportunities and challenges.

After more than a year of rocky US-China trade relations, how are global firms changing or adapting their China strategy? These questions and more were answered by the CEOs and CXOs of companies such as Li & Fung (Hong Kong), Hasbro, PCCW-Media Group (Hong Kong), PerkinElmer, Enright, Scott & Associates and others.

John Davis presented, “Ensuring a Well-Functioning Board for the Family Business,” as part of the Center for Emerging Markets Nardone Speaker Series.

Michael J. Enright presented “Developing China: the Impact of Foreign Companies on China's Economy.”

Gordon Hewitt presented “Value Creation in the New Global Business System – Challenges for Corporations and Educators,” as part of The Center for Emerging Markets Speaker Series.

Raghuram Rajan, former Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, reflected on the big challenges facing India and the global economy, based on his two recent books

Maria Andrea De Villa Correa discussed her research with D'Amore-McKim faculty at this installment of the Nardone Speaker Series.

Maksim Belitski, Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Henley Business School, delivered the talk “Knowledge spillovers and knowledge collaboration in innovative firms: Bridging regional and international perspective.”

Bernardo Frossard da Silva Rego, International business PhD student at COPPEAD Business School from the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and assistant professor at Universidade Catolica de Petropolis, delivered the talk “FDI Incentives and Constraints.”

The Center for Emerging Markets hosted Ming-sho Ho, for a conversation on Economic integration with China and its Discontents, as part of the Nardone Speaker Series.

The Center for Emerging Markets' India Lecture Series continued with a talk by Arjun Subramaniam, the Air Vice Marshal.

Dr. Arjun Subramaniam, the Air Vice Marshal, offered a strategic and historical perspective of India-China Relations through the lens of his book

Ramachandra Guha, a renowned author and historian, discussed Gandhi's impact on India and the world and the five fault lines he sees in contemporary India

The Center for Emerging Markets welcomed Jimmy Weng, DMSB'07, Peter Goodson, Syed Jafry and other prominent guests at its 8th Annual Symposium to discuss how US companies can leverage Asia in their global strategies.