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International Business, Economic Geography, and Innovation (iBEGIN) Workshop 2024
Digital Connectivity, High-Knowledge Migrants, and Innovation: Substitutes, Complements, and the Dawn of AI.
The event is hosted by Henley Business School, Whiteknights Campus, University of Reading, UK, on 11 April 2024 in conjunction with the 9th Reading IB Conference (12-13 April 2024).
Please, click here to access the call for papers.
https://assets.henley.ac.uk/v3/fileUploads/CALL-iBEGIN-2024_revDC.pdf?_gl=1*x1sswn*_ga*MTYwMzE0MDI3Ny4xNzA1MzY2MDMw*_ga_DNQYJ3TP6N*MTcwNTQzNDEyNy4yLjAuMTcwNTQzNDEyNy4wLjAuMA..
The deadline for an extended abstract is 21 February 2024.
Extended abstracts/papers can be submitted via email at
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Papers submitted to the iBEGIN workshop will be considered for a special issue of the journal ZFW – Advances in Economic Geography.
The iBEGIN workshop is free of charge.
iBEGIN participants are encouraged to register for the 9th Reading IB Conference (April 12-13, 2024). A limited number of £150 conference fee vouchers are available for iBEGIN participants.
For any information, please contact the iBEGIN workshop convenors:
Davide Castellani (University of Reading)
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Ram Mudambi (Temple University) [log in to unmask]
The Theme in Brief
In the global knowledge economy, high-skill workers are the alchemist's gold, a resource more precious than ever. Multinational enterprises (MNEs) rely on these talented individuals to unlock innovation, fuel growth, and navigate the complexities of international markets. Yet, amidst a tightening talent pool and stringent immigration controls, MNEs find themselves at a crossroads, juggling two critical tools for unlocking the potential of high-skill knowledge workers: geographic mobility and digital connectivity. This year’s iBEGIN delves into the intricate intertwining of these approaches, exploring their interplay, substitutability, and complementarity within the dynamics of corporate innovation.
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Ram Mudambi
Frank M. Speakman Professor of Strategy
Fox School of Business
Temple University
Philadelphia PA 19122, USA
https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=aeCuPk0AAAAJ
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Fellow, Academy of International Business
Fellow, European International Business Academy
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