Séminaires
Été 2017
11 mai à 11h, Salle Nancy et Michel-Gaucher: Mingyuan Zhao, département de management, Wharton Business School, Université de Pennsylvanie
Reaching Through the Fog: Institutional Environment and Cross-Border Giving of Corporate Foundations
Hiver 2017
31 mars, à 13 h, salle Quebecor: Kristin Brandl, Henley Business School, University of Reading
Client Co-production in Offshored Knowledge-intensive Business Services
10 mars, à 13 h, salle Hélène-Desmarais: Jean-Michel Marcoux, Département de droit, Université de Victoria (UVIC)
The Fragmented Consideration of Foreign Investors’ Responsibilities in International Investment Arbitration
17 février, à 14:00, salle Hélène-Desmarais: Harald Bathelt, Professeur titulaire, Université de Toronto
Geographies of Temporary Markets and Temporary Clusters: An Anatomy of the Canton Fair
Automne 2016
25 novembre, à 13h, classroom KPMG: José Carlos Marques, École de gestion Telfer, Université d’Ottawa
A Strategic Management Perspective on Transnational Private Regulatory Coalitions: Theory and Evidence from the Global Apparel Industry
Été 2016
13 mai, à 10 h, salle Quebecor : Lena Surzhko-Harned, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Mercyhurst University, Pennsylvania
Generation Why?: Post-Soviet legacies and conflicting values in Europe
Hiver 2016
25 avril, à 10 h, salle Louis-Laberge : William Newburry, Chair, Department of Management and International Business, SunTrust Bank Professor, Florida International University
A Multi-level Conceptualization and Empirical Examination of Reputation Risk
7 avril, à 10 h, salle Béton-Grilli : Catherine Magelssen, Assistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, London Business School
Allocation of Property Rights and Innovation within Multinational Firms
11 février, à 10 h, salle Rona : Peter Magnusson, Associate Professor of International Marketing, University of Alabama
The Role of Decision-Maker Personality on International Market Entry Mode Decisions
Automne 2015
30 octobre, à 14 h, salle Groupe Cholette : Anahit Armenakyan, Associate Professor, School of Business, Nipissing University
International Business Collaboration: The effects of country-of-origin on partners’ perception of trustworthiness
Été 2015
7 mai, à 10 h, salle CPA du Québec : John M. Mezias, Associate Professor, School of Business Administration, University of Miami
Effects of Country Level Corruption on Subsidiary Staffing, Incentive, and Control Strategies
Hiver 2015
2 avril, à 10 h, salle Paris : Raja Kali, Professor of Economics, ConocoPhillips Chair in International Economics & Business, Department of Economics, Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas
Divergence of Fortune: The Unequal Effects of Economic Liberalization in India
10 mars, à 10 h, salle Béton-Grilli : Sui Sui, Global Management Studies Department, Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University
The Influence of Entry Density on the Survivability of SMEs in International Markets
Automne 2014
Bathelt Harald, University of Toronto 21 novembre, à 15 h, salle Lausanne : Aurélia Durand, HEC Montréal.
Retour sur une formation à la méthode des cas: des pistes pour conduire davantage de projets supervisés de M. Sc. sous la forme de cas
14 novembre, à 15 h, salle Nancy : Ari Van-Assche et Ekatrina Turkina, HEC Montréal.
Global Conectedness and the Flattening of Clusters
10 octobre : Pierre-Olivier Tremblay, Erasmus University, Rotterdam School of Management.
Political Embeddedness and Corporate Governance: Heterogeneity and Hybridization in China
Hiver 2012
Zahra, Shaker, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota
Suder, Gabriele, SKEMA Business School
Automne 2011
Ramamurti, Ravi, Northeastern University
Koch, James, Old Dominion University
20 octobre : Hein Bogaard, George Washington University, School of Business
Executives as agents: Expatriate managers in subsidiaries of multinational banks
6 octobre : Luc Wathieu, Georgetown University.
Cosmopolitan identity and expatriate adjustment
Hiver 2011
15 avril : Jordan Siegel, Harvard Business School.
Multinational firms, labor market discrimination, and the capture of competitive advantage by exploiting the social divide
12 avril : Lourdes Casanova, INSEAD. Global Latinas
Automne 2010
15 septembre : Leticia Arroyo Abad, Middlebury College.
Between conquest and independence: Real wages and demographic change in Spanish America, 1530-1820
Été 2010
10 août : Bruce Kogut, Columbia University.
Financial innovations for investments in social capital markets
Hiver 2010
5 mai : Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra, University of South Carolina, Moore School of Business.
What can crises tell us about advantages and disadvantages of forgiveness?
10 mars : Keith Perks, University of Brighton Business School.
Crystallising the relationship between managerial cognition and international strategic decision speed in the pre-implementation phase
3 février : Walid Saffar, American University of Beirut, Lebanon.
The political economy of residual state ownership in privatized firms: Evidence from emerging markets
Automne 2009
23 septembre : Reid Click, George Washington University, School of Business.
Resource nationalism meets the market: Political risk and the value of petroleum reserves
18 septembre : Jean-Luc Gaffard, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, IUF, CNRS, OFCE.
Mondialisation, conflits d’intérêt et politique économique : une mise en perspective de la crise actuelle
Été 2009
26 mai : Earl Fry, Brigham Young University.
The decline of the American superpower
Hiver 2009
3 avril : Usha R. Mittoo, University of Manitoba, Asper School of Business.
Cross-listing and the long-term performance of ADRs: Revisiting European evidence
27 mars : Matthieu Chemin, UQAM.
Can a warm glow make microfinance grow?
4 mars : Omrane Guedhami, University of South Carolina, Moore School of Business.
Auditor choice in privatized firms: Empirical evidence on the role of State and foreign owners
Été 2008
12 juin : John Cantwell, Rutgers Business School.
Blurred boundaries between firms, and new boundaries within (large multinational) firms: The impact of decentralized networks for innovation
Autres conférences
6e Conférence en Recherche Internationale
Le 24 mai 2019
8h45 -10h00 Alain Verbeke (University of Calgary)
Keynote Address: Building a Research Stream upon Correct Conceptual Foundations: Four challenges in IB research (corporate globalization; new ventures; behavioural assumptions; managerial governance)
10h05 -11h05 Vincent Arel-Bundock (Université de Montréal ) & Lisa Lechner (University of Innsbruck)
The OECD and the Origins of the International Tax System
11h10 – 12h10 Anna Kim (HEC Montréal)
Local Remembering, Global Forgetting: Uses of the Past in Corporate-Community Relations in Kenya
13h30 – 14h30 Diana Dakhlallah (McGill University)
Reputational Incentives and Bribe Exchange in Public Hospitals
14h35 – 15h35 Pengfei Li (HEC Montréal) & Harald Bathelt (University of Toronto)
Headquarters-Subsidiary Knowledge Strategies at the Cluster Level
5e Conférence en Recherche Internationale
Le 5 mai 2017
8h45 -10h00 Anthony Goerzen (Queen’s University)
Keynote Address: Key Challenges and Opportunities in International Business Research
10h05 – 11h05 Rajshree Prakash & Jisun Yun (Concordia University)
Changing the Rules of the Game: A Study of the Indian Government’s Implementation of the CSR Mandate Law
11h10 – 12h10 Yves Plourde (HEC Montréal)
Becoming a More Effective Global Influence: A Study of Greenpeace’s Search for Greater Impact (1986-2001)”
13h30 – 14h30 Mallika Banerjee (McGill University)
When Does Spatial Proximity Substitute for Cultural Proximity? The Effects of Within-Industry Firm Clustering on the Survival of Nascent Ethnic Firms in the IT Industry”
14h35 – 15h35 Pamela Lirio (Université de Montréal)
Towards Sustainable Global Careers: Balancing Presence and Availability Through Travel, Technology and Global Boundary Work Tactics
4e Conférence en recherche internationale
Le 15 avril 2016
9 h 15 — 10 h 45 Jonathan Doh (Villanova University, Pennsylvania)
Why we Need Phenomenon-Based Research in International Business
11 h 00 — 12 h 00 Aurelia Durand & Ekaterina Turkina (HEC Montréal)
Vertical Integration and Relational Exchange Orientation: An Examination of Seller and Buyer Differences in International Channels, (co-auteur: Matthew Robson, University of Leeds)
13 h 15 — 14 h 15 Rajshree Prakash (Concordia University)
Realizing Value in Marginal Communities — A Critical Look at Institutional Voids, (co-auteur: Winston Kwon, University of Edinburgh)
14 h 15 — 15 h 15 Dongyoung Lee (McGill University)
Financial Analyst Coverage for U.S. Firms Following Trade Liberalization, (co-auteur: He Wen, University of Missouri-St.Louis)
3e Conférence en recherche internationale
Le 23 avril 2015
9 h 00 — 10 h 00 Stewart Miller (University of Texas, S. Antonio)
The Role of Institutional Distance in FDI Decisions: A Polycentric Perspective
10 h 00 — 11 h 00 Lorenzo Frangi (UQAM)
Ex Ante and ex Post Institutional Influence. A Comparison between Italian and Brazilian Subsidiaries of Two Multinational Corporations
11 h 15 — 12 h 15 Elena Obukhova (McGill University)
Changing Nature of Guanxi: Evidence on Job Referrals from China’s General Social Survey
13 h 15 — 14 h 15 Nebojsa Radojevic (HEC Montréal)
External Leverages of Reverse Innovation versus Managerial Self-Perception
14 h 15 — 15 h 15 Rob Nason (Concordia University)
The Impact of Family Household Health on Entrepreneurial Activity in an Impoverished Context.
25 novembre 2016
Visite de José-Carlos Marques
Titre de la présentation : A Strategic Management Perspective on Transnational Private Regulatory Coalitions: Theory and Evidence from the Global Apparel Industry
Résumé et biographie
18 novembre 2016
Visite de Janis Gogan
Titre de la présentation : Double-Impact Case Research in International Business
Résumé et biographie
3 février 2016
Alain Batty, HEC Montréal.
Titre de la présentation : Réflexion sur l’internationalisation à HEC Montréal