Reading-UNCTAD
Conference 2015
13-14 June 2015
Henley
Business School at the University of
Reading
www.henley.ac.uk/ibconference2015
Henley
Business School
at the University of Reading is delighted to announce the Fifth
Reading - 'UNCTAD
International Business Conference, organised in collaboration
with the United
Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The 2015
conference
is the second in the series that is jointly organised with
UNCTAD. Therefore,
in addition to focusing on conceptual issues, we will also be
paying close
attention to policy implications.
The
conference - which is traditionally held in April - has been
moved to June, in
memory of Alan Rugman. A plenary session, commemorating and
extending Alan¹s
work by prominent scholars will be organized on the first day,
as well as a series of parallel sessions. Speakers at the
include:
·
Julian Birkinshaw,
London Business school
·
Geoffrey Jones,
Harvard Business School
We will
hold a memorial on the
evening of the 13th, so that people may share their
reminiscences about the
life and work of Alan in an informal setting.
Details on how to register and deadlines/instructions for paper
submission can be found at: www.henley.ac.uk/ibconference2015
The
debate/discussion panels
for the 2015 conference:
·
Where is the
individual in IB
research?
o
Mark Casson,
University of Reading
o
Marcus Moller
Larsen, Copenhagen
Business School, and Dunning Fellow
o Paulina Junni, Bi Norwegian Business School
o
Alain Verbeke,
University of Calgary/University of Reading
·
25 years of UNCTAD’s
World Investment
Reports
o
Peter Buckley, Leeds
University
o Rajneesh Narula, University of Reading
o
Hafiz Mirza, UNCTAD
·
FDI from and to regulated sectors
o Marcelo
Bucheli, University of
Illinois, and Dunning Fellow
o Esteban
Garcia-Canal,
University of Oviedo
o Johan
Lindique, University of
Amsterdam
o Snehal
Awate, Indian Business
School
The 2015
conference will have both
interactive sessions and
Parallel sessions. The deadline for paper submission is
February 1, 2015
Papers should
contribute to conceptual development. Further details at:
www.henley.ac.uk/ibconference2015