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IACMR Quarterly Newsletter
2009 Issue 4
IACMR Newsletter
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Message from the IACMR
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Putting People First: Building Harmonious Labor Relations in China
Shuming Zhao
Professor and Dean, School of Business, Nanjing University
Since China started economic reform and began opening to the outside world in 1978, the pace of industrialization and urbanization has been breath-taking. Ownership structures and management practices have become increasingly diversified and labor relations have undergone profound changes. Labor relations are the most basic of modern economic life; however, since China embarked on the road to a market economy, conflicts in labor relations have become one of the most prominent social conflicts. Nevertheless, violation of workers¡¦ rights in some enterprises is still a common occurrence. In some cases violations are running rampant, triggering mass incidents. |
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On July 24, 2009, approximately 1,000 steel factory workers at Tonghua Iron and Steel Group in Jilin Province launched a 10-hour riot after being advised of possible mass layoffs and job losses resulting from a merger with Jianlong Heavy Machinery Group (China Daily, July 27, 2009). Mr. Guojun Chen, Vice President of Jianlong Heavy Machinery Group, who was expected to become general manager of the new venture, was conducting the merger plan. During a gathering with a group of disgruntled workers in the company¡¦s office building, Mr. Chen was injured and did not survive. This is but one example of the troubling and shocking events that have a negative impact on the steady economic growth, social harmony, and stability in China. |
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Historically, labor relations in China have differed from that in Western countries. The Chinese government has played many roles in the labor relations system. The government was the employer in the highly centralized, planned economy and controlled the labor standards. The government mandates that all enterprises must have a labor union. According to the Constitution of the Chinese Trade Unions, (Amendment, 2008), participation in trade unions is a basic right of employees in all enterprises in China, enshrined in-law, which can not be removed by any organization or individual. In the market economy, the government often plays several roles such as a controller, regulator, supervisor, sometimes as direct employer and so forth. In China¡¦s transitional economy, problems associated with changing ownership and status, jobs, and benefits of workers are emerging. Each party has its own interests, which often conflict, particularly when state-owned firms have changed ownership. First, the merger and acquisition (M&A) will result in a number of employee layoffs to enhance productivity and eliminate redundancies. Second, management teams will be reorganized in order to cut costs, improve efficiency, and enhance effectiveness. Third, the government antucipates benefits from the reorganizations and holds expectations that the newly formed enterprises are to become profitable, contribute more GDP, pay taxes, and increase employment opportunities through growth. Fourth, shareholders or investors expect the company to become profitable so that their investments result in positive returns. Finally, workers experience concern over the possible loss of jobs. It is clear that there are many competing interests to be addressed. How to find a solution to satisfactorily balance those different interests becomes the key challenge. Government, enterprises, workers, and society will play a critical role in solving the problem. |
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First, government and social partners must work together to ensure a smooth transition during this period of reform. Rising inequality and an increasing number of labor disputes are key concerns for the government in China, which has led the government to initiate a policy shift. The various social and labor policy initiatives of the government to build a harmonious society include the reform of labor laws (China¡¦s New Labor Contract became effective on January 1, 2008.); gradual building of a unified labor market to replace the ¡§hukou¡¨ or household registration system; unionization and increased collective bargaining; and domestic consumption as an engine of growth. However, there is also a need for the government to grant more rights and autonomy to firms and reduce the direct control on labor relations. All parties must discuss, negotiate, persuade, compromise, and reach an agreement that advances understanding and develops policies that optimize the interests of all the parties. Perhaps the final agreement may not satisfy everyone, but a compromise must be acceptable to each constituent. Only through this public collective bargaining process can there be an outcome that builds understanding and harmonious relationships. |
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Second, trade unions should be seen as a positive constituent. Chinese trade unions in the past were involved more in the workers¡¦ welfare than management. Recently, the function of trade unions has evolved. Trade unions now in many enterprises seek to help management to achieve organizational goals. For example, they have worked with management in setting up strategies, planning for enterprise objectives, monitoring the implementation of labor contracts, and safeguarding workers¡¦ interests and rights. Many multinational corporations in China and their trade unions have faced the issue of how a workers¡¦ union should function under a management joined by Chinese socialist enterprises and capitalist investors. After recent reform practices, many trade unions in joint ventures have succeeded in helping workers to adapt to a new management style and to work with management. More than 73% of the foreign-funded firms in China have established trade unions (International Trade Union Confederation, 2009). Sony, Canon, FedEx, Intel, IBM, and Volvo and Toyota in China have all set up unions. The unions have played an active role in helping enterprises to address and safeguard the interests of employees and thereby promote more harmonious labor relations, as well as helping the companies in meeting their business objectives. |
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Third, as a social group over time workers in different enterprises and industries will gradually adapt to the market economy and have a clearer understanding of the relationship between the enterprise and employee. They also will become educated about their rights and learn to protect them legally.
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Lastly, there is a great opportunity for scholars to play an important role, helping to build harmonious labor relations by conducting research on this phenomenon. Scholars have yet to give sufficient attention to researching this area, developing theories to explain labor relations practices in China, offering evidence on the effectiveness of different labor relations policies and practices in different types of firms, and providing precise and policy-oriented findings of how to solve labor conflicts in China. The existing labor relations literature mostly focuses on western countries or developed market economies. Those studies provide insights to understanding labor relations, but we need research to examine labor relations in China. Researchers can explore the nature of labor relations in China¡¦s transitional context undergoing fundamental structural reforms that are quite different from the contexts in the developed economies. For example, questions that deserve attention include: What is the role of worker unions under China¡¦s political structures? With ownership structure changing, what should government, owners, management, and employees do to balance their different interests? How does collective bargaining impact local and multinational firms? In what ways do the recent reforms in labor relations impact companies and employees in different industries and regions? How do workers ensure protection under the enacted laws and regulations? What are the unique challenges of negotiations, collective bargaining, occupational safety and other labor relations issues in China? What kinds of negotiation and bargaining strategies are most effective in China given the difference in cultural orientation and historical background between these firms and their counterparts in Western or developed countries? |
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In summary, a harmonious society is a society that always puts people first. Given this national objective and cultural heritage, China¡¦s labor relations will take on a different meaning and practice. It will be IACMR members¡¦ responsibility and opportunity to devote their research attention on this important issue. |
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References:
China Daily, Manager Killed in Plant Riot, July 27,2009.
Constitution of the Chinese Trade Unions, (Amendment), 2008.
International Trade Union Confederation, 2009, 2009 Annual Survey of Violations of Trade Union Rights, http://survey09.ituc-csi.org/survey.php?IDContinent=3&IDCountry=CHN&Lang=EN |
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China Daily, Manager Killed in Plant Riot, July 27,2009.
Constitution of the Chinese Trade Unions, (Amendment), 2008.
International Trade Union Confederation, 2009, 2009Annual Survey of Violations of Trade Union Rights, http://survey09.ituc-csi.org/survey.php?IDContinent
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Walter Fang, President, Neusoft America Inc., Vice President, Neusoft Corporation
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Interview with Walter Fang, President of Neusoft Americas and Vice President, Neusoft Corporation
Xiaohua Yang, School of Business and Professional Studies, University of San Francisco
On October 9, 2009, Professor Xiaohua Yang, the editorin-chief of IACMR newsletter interviewed Mr. Walter Fang, President of Neosoft America, Inc. and Vice President, Neusoft Corporation in China as part of the newsletter¡¦s the executive forum dedicated to unlock the mind of the practitioners and IACMR¡¦s effort to link research with the practical business world. Below is the excerpt of the interview.
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Fang: I am the President of Neusoft America Inc. and Vice President of Neusoft Corporation, responsible for the sales, marketing, and business operations of Neusoft America. I have 32 years of IT experience, working for large multinational IT companies in Asia and North America, including 28 years with IBM, and have held many management, technical, and consulting positions in IBM Canada, IBM U.S., and IBM Asia Pacific. Prior to joining Neusoft, I was CEO of Computer And Technologies Software Ltd. from 2000 to 2002. I have managed this start-up company in China and grown its software business substantially during my tenure. I am currently is also an advisory member of the Expert Commission of CCIIP (China Council for International Investment Promotion) ChinaSourcing Working Committee, and a Senior Consultant for Chinese Software and Information Services Industry Alliance. I graduated from Cheng Kung University in Taiwan with a Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering. I received a Master of Science in computer science from National Taiwan University. Neusoft is a leading IT solutions and services provider in China. Neusoft is the largest software and medical imaging machinery company in China and is ranked as #1 of top 10 business leaders in emerging markets. Neusoft was established at Northeastern University China in 1991. We offer a rich portfolio of products and solutions, including industry solutions, product engineering solutions and related software products and platform and services. ¡@ |
¤è¡G§Ú¬O东软¬ì§Þ¬ü国¦³¤½¥qªº¥D®u¡A¤¤国东软¬ì§Þ¦³¤½¥qªº°Æ¥D®u¡A¥Dn负责东软¬ì§Þ¬ü国¦³¤½¥qªº销°â¡B¥«场©M°Ó业运营¡C§Ú¦bIT¦æ业¤w经¤u§@¤F32¦~¡A¦}´¿经¦b亚¬w©M¥_¬ü¤j«¬¸ó国IT¤½¥q¥ô职¡C¨ä¤¤¡A§Ú¦bIBM§b¤F28¦~¡A¥]¬A¦b¥[®³¤jªºIBM¡B¬ü国ªºIBM¥H¤Î亚¤Ó¦a区IBM¤½¥q¡A¤w经¦³¤F¤¥´IªººÞ²z¡B§Þ术©M«t询经验¡C¦b¥[¤J东软¤§«e¡A §Ú¦b2000 ¦~¦Ü2002¦~间¥ôComputer And Technologies Software Ltd.ªºCEO¡C¦b§ÚºÞ²z¤§¤U¡A这®a·s兴¥ø业¦b软¥ó业务¤è±±o¨ì«Ü¤jªº发®i¡C§Ú现¦b¤]¬OCCIIP专®a©e员会ªº«t询©e员¡]CCIIP¡G国际§ë资«P进会¤¤国²z¨Æ会¡^¡A¤¤国ªö购¤u§@©e员会¥H¤Î¤¤国软¥ó©M«H®§ªA务产业联·ùªº°ª级顾问¡C§Ú毕业¤_¥x湾国¥ß¦¨¥\¤j学¡A拥¦³电¤l¤uµ{学¤h学¦ì¡C¦}从国¥ß¥x湾¤j学¨ú±o¤F计ºâÉó¬ì学ªº硕¤h学¦ì¡C东软¬ì§Þ¦b¤¤国¬O¤@®a领¥ýªºIT¸Ñ决¤è®×ÉOªA务´£¨Ñ°Ó¡A¬O¤¤国³Ì¤jªº软¥ó©M医疗¦¨¹³设备¨î³y¤½¥q¡A·s兴¥«场¤¤¦ì¤_«e10¦ìªº°Ó业领导¥ø业¤§¤@¡C 1991¦~东软¬ì§Þº¥ý¦¨¥ß¤_¤¤国ªº东¥_¤j学¡A§Ú们´£¨Ñ¤@¨t¦C¤¥´Iªº产«~©M¸Ñ决¤è®×组¦X¡A¥]¬A¦æ业¸Ñ决¤è®×¡A产«~¤uµ{¸Ñ决¤è®×©M¬Û关ªº软¥ó产«~©MªA务¥¥x¡C |
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To date, we have set up six software bases, eight regional headquarters, 16 software development and technical support centers, and a comprehensive marketing and service network in over 40 cities across China. In the global marketplace we have also incorporated subsidiaries in the United States, Japan and Europe. In addition we have set up three information institutes and a biomedical and information engineering school in Dalian, Nanhai, Chengdu, and Shenyang respectively. Currently, we employ more than 15,000 people around the world. Focusing on "Beyond Technology" as its corporate philosophy and brand commitment, Neusoft, a software technology company, has been engaged in building its core competence to create value for customers and society to achieve the value of technology through implementation of a series of strategies, including open innovation, excellent operations management, and HR development. Neusoft is dedicated to becoming a company that is well recognized and respected by employees, shareholders, customers, and society, and also a globally leading IT solutions and services provider through continuous organizational and process optimization, leadership and employee competence development, as well as commitment to alliance and open innovation. ¡@ |
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After ten years of R&D and other input, we have developed and offered over 50 models of proprietary medical systems in 11 series, including CT, MRI, digital X-ray, diagnostic ultrasound system, chemistry analyzer, patient monitor, linear accelerator and PET/CT, among which, CT machine fills the blanks of China in this field and makes China the fourth country that can produce CT scanners in the world. Neusoft provides BPO services of multi-language and various types to international marketplaces, such as Japan, Korea, Europe and America as well as domestic markets, covering not only Front Office outsourcing services such as Customer Service, Technical Support, Application Support, and Help Desk, but also Back Office outsourcing service ranging from HR Outsourcing to Web Content Management. Target industries range from IT, education, government, telecommunication, Internet, manufacturing, and consumer commodities. With more than 20 international notable clients including some Fortune 500 companies, Neusoft has become a famous service provider in this field in the Northeast Asia. ¡@ |
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Yang: What is your view on the current management issues and challenges facing Chinese ITS firms? What do you think an organization like IACMR can do for Chinese management? ¡@ |
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Fang: The key management issues and challenges facing Chinese ITS firms include:
1. The lack of or shortage of management and senior technical talents. They have more practical working experiences, thus they have good communications skills, business development and negotiation skills, and people management skills. Indeed, it is the "soft skills" that are lacking for most of current IT professionals in China. IACMR can play an important role cultivating talented management educators, who can help young Chinese professionals to beef up their soft skills, and introducing good candidates with western education and experience into Chinese ITS firms. |
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2. Chinese IT firms are still not well-known to the western business world. There are few well-known household brands for Chinese IT firms. Thus, Chinese ITS firms need to continue to focus on branding and marketing effort in the U.S. and other parts of the world if they want to become truly global companies. IACMR can play an important role in studying Chinese ITS firms, identifying their good practices and helping them to improve the areas they are still lagging behind in. |
2. ¤¤国ªºIT¥ø业对¦è¤è°Ó业¥@¬É¤£¼ô±x¡C¤¤国ªºIT¥ø业¤¤«Ü¤Ö见¨ì¦³µÛ¦Wªº®a³ë户晓ªº«~µP¡C¦]¦¹¡A¦pªG¥L们·Q¦¨为¯u¥¿ªº¥þ²y©Ê¤½¥q¡A¤¤国ªºIT¥ø业»Ýn继续§â«点©ñ¦b对¬ü国©M¥@¬É¨ä¥L国®aªº«~µP«Ø设©M营销±À广¤W¡CIACMR¥i¥H¦b¬ã¨s¤¤国IT¥ø业©M发现¥L们ªºÉ¬¨qªº实践经验¤W发挥§@¥Î¡A¦}帮§U¥L们¦b©Ò¸¨¦Zªº领°ì内¦³©Ò§ï进¡C |
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3. At present the Chinese IT market is still quite fragmented and most ITS firms are still small in size. Chinese ITS firms need to grow both in capacity and grow their capabilities and core competence to operate effectively in this very competitive world. The ICAMR community has a unique opportunity to map the growing patterns of Chinese ITS firms and draw implications for small and innovative firms both in China and abroad. ¡@ |
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Yang: In your view, what are the implications of the current economic crisis for Chinese firms in the future? |
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Fang: In these economic tough times, it¡¦s even more important to invest in training and educating people, making sure that your team is getting better and stronger. Invest in acquiring good companies, as foreign assets become cheaper or more affordable. I believe once the economic down turn is over there is going to be a boom in outsourcing. On one hand even though the real economy has not totally recovered yet, from here I stand the outsourcing activities and outsourcing contracts are growing healthily. And I believe that next year this is will be behind us. I believe outsourcing to China is going to take off very rapidly for a number of reasons: one is that in this economy, many companies have already recognized that China is a growing market and a huge market that they cannot ignore. It¡¦s a trade-off between taking no risk and ignoring all the opportunities. Many companies now start to realize that risk is manageable and it can be mediated. But if I don¡¦t go to China, I¡¦ll miss all those market opportunities. Either you are selling goods and commodities or services. China is building up a middle class. Domestic consumption is very high in the government¡¦s agenda. So in the Chinese market, I talked about Starbuck, I talked about Procter and Gamble, I talked about Coca-Cola, and even Boeing. China is the largest market. Everybody is going into China for that reason, to penetrate the market using outsourcing as a stepping stone to go into China. So that¡¦s why I¡¦m very confident that outsourcing to China is going to be a prosperous business. And on top of that the domestic demand, the double digit growth, OEM is going to sustain for the next 5 or 10 years. So while the economy is tough, companies like us will spend more to invest in our people, invest to build up your company¡¦s competence and capacity. ¡@ |
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MOR 5.3: Special Issue on Social Exchange in Organizations |
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The November issue of MOR (Volume 5, Issue 3) is a Special
Issue on Social Exchange in Organizations. The guest
editorial team, Lynn M. Shore, Jacqueline A-M.
Coyle-Shapiro, Xiao-Ping Chen, and Lois E. Tetrick (Lead
Editor) begin this thoughtful issue with an introductory
essay developing a classification system for social exchange
research as content, process, or mixed models.
The issue also includes five articles exploring different
topics within the theme of social exchange, ranging from
organizational membership, psychological contracts,
cooperation characteristics in public-private partnerships,
supervisor-subordinate guanxi, and leadermember exchange.
Authors include Christina L. Stamper, Suzanne S. Masterson,
Joshua Knapp, Jeroen de Jong, René Schalk, Nele de Cuyper,
Zhe Zhang, Difang Wan, Ming Jia, Lihong Gu, Ying Chen, Ray
Friedman, Enhai Yu, Weihua Fang, Xinping Lu, Raymond Loi,
Yina Mao, and Hang-yue Ngo.
The cover of this Special Issue features a butterfly and a
flower, symbolizing the social exchange process and
questioning the nature of interaction with the thoughtful
caption, ¡§Is flower attracting butterfly or butterfly
attracting flower?¡¨ The photographer, Xiao-Ping Chen, is one
of the Special Issue guest editors. |
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MOR has two Calls for Papers currently open:
Special issue on ¡§Indigenous Management Research inChina¡¨
(Deadline: February 1, 2010).
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Guest Editors:
Zhi-Xue Zhang, Peking University, China
George Zhen Xiong Chen, The Australian National University,
Australia
Ya-Ru Chen, Cornell University, US
Soon Ang, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
The purpose of this special issue is to examine leadership
in organizations at different levels, in different domains,
or from different perspectives, aimed at offering valuable
insights into the organizational leadership phenomenon in
Greater China. We intend to advance leadership research in
the Chinese context, to improve leadership practices, and to
add novel knowledge to global leadership literature.
For complete details and submission instructions, please see
the detailed Call for Papers in MOR Volume 5, issue 3
(November 2009) and on the MOR page of the IACMR website. We
look forward to your submissions. |
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please contact the MOR office at ASU (iacmr.mor@asu.edu) for
those outside of China and the IACMR office at PKU
(iacmrbj@pku.edu.cn) for those residing in mainland China.¡@ |
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IACMR Membership Updates |
IACMR 会员§ó·s |
Since its inception in 2002,
IACMR has attracted hundreds of management scholars,
researchers, professionals, and graduate students across the
globe to its biennial conferences, research methods
workshops, seminars, and numerous other professional
activities. By September of 2009, IACMR has over 5000
registered members from over 30 countries and regions.
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Mainland China has the most members, followed by the United
States, and Hong Kong. As shown in Figure 1, IACMR has
successfully expanded its membership not only to other Asian
countries (e.g., Japan, Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore), but
also to European countries (e.g., Denmark, Finland, France,
Germany, Belgium, Portugal, and the Netherlands), South
America (Ecuador), North America (e.g., Canada, the United
States), and Oceania (Australia and New Zealand). |
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Figure 2 provides the
percentage information of full members by their positions
(professors, students, nonacademic researchers, and others).
Faculty members account for about 56 % of the total number
of membership.
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Currently IACMR has members
from 88 universities in Mainland China and 192 universities
outside Mainland China. Peking University, Sun Yat-Sen
University, and Renmin University of China rank as the top 3
in terms of the number of IACMR members. |
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During the past seven years, the size of IACMR has been
increasing steadily. Our diverse membership shall contribute
greatly to advancing knowledge and research on Chinese
management issues. |
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The names of new member since the 2008 IACMR biannual
conference are listed below (July 2008-October, 2009) .
Ai-Wu Zhang, Andrew Inkpen, Andrew Spicer, Ang Gao, Anil K.
Gupta, Rijing Shen, Bin Deng, Bin Liu, Bin Chen, Boke Lu, Bu
Tong Zhao, Chao Liu, Chao-wei Zhu, Charles Dhanaraj, Chuan
Liu, Chunyan Dong, Chun-yong Tang, Defu Chen, Di Pan, Diego
F. Quer, Dirk Holtbruegge, Fei Liu, Fuping Zhu, Gary Latham,
Guido Moellering, Guilan Yu, Guo Bing Jiang, Hai-Feng Yan,
Hai-Zhen Wang, Xiao Yun Liang, Hui Yan Zhang, Ilaria Boncori,
Jia Min Peng, Jian Liang, Jie Yang, Jin F. Uen, Jing Qian,
Jing Ning, Jing-yu Yang, Jinlong Zhu, Ju Liu, Kangyong Sun,
Kevin Zhou, Kwang-Kuo Hwang, Lance Brouther, Laura Poppo,
Lei Chen, Liang Ma, Liang Jie Weng, Li Bing Fang, Li-Jun
Yang, Limin Ke, Li-Ming Zhen, Lin Wang, Ling-hua Qin, Linn
Van Dyne, Lulu Zhou, Mi Yu, Min Sun, Ming Chen, Nan Ning,
Nan-Tai Tsai, Li Ning, Paul Gills, Pei Zhang, Philip Stalley,
Ping Li, Ping Deng, Qian Hu, Qian Su, Qian Wang, Qing Xin,
Qing Liu, Qing Jiang Ju, Qitaisong Shen, Rajesh K. Pillania,
Risa Martyn, Rong Ren, Rui Chen, Rui Min Pei, Sacha Rawlence,
Samuel Aryee, Satoshi Momotake, Serene Boon Ching Ng,
Shengcou Wang, Shi-Qiang Hu, Shi-Zhi Yi, Shuang-ying Chen,
Shuhua Zhou, Siu Yin Cheung, Wu Si Yan, Su Feng, T.K. Peng,
Li Tai, Tianyu Peng, Tong Yan Wang, Wei Guo, Wei Yang, Wei
Guo, Wei Tse Feng, Wei-Ping Qin, Wen Xiao, Wenchi Zou,
Wenjing Li, William Wan, Winton Au, Xia Luo, Xiang Wang,
Xianjin Du, Xian-zheng Fei, Xiaobei Li, Xiaojun Zhang,
Xiaoyan Li, Xin Liang, Xinhui Jiang, Xinyan Zhu, Xuesong
Han, Yan Liu, Yan Yang, Yan Hong, Yan Bao Zhang, Yanhan Zhu,
Yao Wu, Yi Gong, Yi-Gang Lang, Ying Zhou, Ying-Ying Zhu, Yu
Yang, Yu Gao, Yu-ming Yin, Yuntao Bai, Zhen Zhu, Zhen-Xiang
Zeng, Zhijian Liu, Zhimin Tang, Zhi Yu Cui, Zhong Sun, Zhou
Ji. |
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MCarthur¡A陈¼w´I¡B¼ï}¡BDiego F. Quer, Dirk Holtbruegge¡A刘飞¡B¦¶¥ñ¥¡BGary
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Sun, Kevin Zhou, Kwang-Kuo Hwang, LanceBrouther, Laura Poppo,
陈½U¡BLi Sun, 马«G¡B¯Î¨}ªN¡B¤è¥ß§L¡B杨丽§g¡B¬_丽±Ó¡BºÂ丽©ú¡B¤ýªL¡B¯³¥O华¡BLinn VanDyne,
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Pillania, Risa Martyn, Rong Ren, 陈ºÍ¡B»p·ç±Ó¡BSacha Rawlence,
Samuel Aryee, Satoshi Momotake, Serene Boon Ching Ng,
¤ý声凑¡BJ¤h强¡B©ö¥@§Ó¡B陈²n^¡BShuhua Zhou, ±i¤p¿P¡B吴«ä¹ä¡B凤¦g¡BT.K.
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Au,罗Áø¡B¤ýµ¾¡B§ù¥ý进¡B费显¬F¡BXiaobei Li, 张晓军¡B§õ晓¿P¡B连ªY¡BXin Li,
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IACMR Staff Members |
IACMR¦æ¬F¤u§@¤H员¤¶绍 |
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Below we are happy to introduce to you our 5 diligent staff
members who are very dedicated to the daily function of
IACMR. |
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IACMR China Office Coordinator¡XChristine You
Christine You currently serves as IACMR China Office
Coordinator. She also works as the deputy director of
Academic Programs Office at Guanghua School of Management,
Peking University.
Christine started working for IACMR in 2003 when IACMR began
its activities in China. She is in charge of association
activities in the Beijing office and has served as the
coordinator for all IACMR Biennial Conferences since 2004.
In her role as the conference coordinator, Christine works
closely with the Local Arrangements Committee (LAC) in
managing the logistics of the entire conference program. |
IACMR¤¤国办¤½«Ç协调员¡X¡X Christine You
Christine You现为IACMR¤¤国办¤½«Ç协调员¡C¦o¤]¬O¥_¨Ê¤j学¥ú华ºÞ²z学°|学术项¥Ø办¤½«Ç°Æ¥D¥ô¡C
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Membership Services Coordinator¡XLin (Irene) Zhang
Lin (Irene) Zhang is the Membership Services Coordinator of
IACMR and works at the Beijing Office located in the
Guanghua School of Management, Peking University. She
graduated from Liverpool John Moores University with a
Master¡¦s degree in Human Resource Management.
Irene is primarily responsible for daily management of IACMR
membe r ship, maintaining and updating the membership
database, communicating with membership at-large, and
keeping track of membership development. She also manages
the IACMR Chinese website and the daily operation of IACMR. |
会员ªA务协调¤H¡X¡XLin (Irene) Zhang
Lin (Irene)
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Program Coordinator¡XQian (Tina) Hu
Qian (Tina) Hu joined the staff of IACMR in September, 2009,
serving as the program coordinator for IACMR. She is a Ph.
D. candidate in public administration at the School of
Public Affairs, Arizona State University. She received her
Master¡¦s degree in public administration and Bachelor¡¦s
degree in management from mainland China.
Currently, Tina is responsible for preparing documents and
relevant materials for the executive committee. She also
provides administrative support for conference preparation
and other IACMR activities by working closely with the
Webmaster, Conference Coordinator, and Membership Services
Coordinator on various projects. |
计¦E协调员¡X¡XQian (Tina) Hu
从2009¦~9¤ë开©lQian (Tina)
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Webmaster-Red Ng
Red Ng currently serves as the
Webmaster for IACMR. He is a graduate student in the Master
Program of Computer Studies, Arizona State University. He
obtained his Bachelor¡¦s degree in Computer Studies in City
University of Hong Kong in 2002. Prior to moving to US, he
worked as a software engineer and network administrator for
the Salvation Army and the Hong Kong government.
Red is in charge of maintaining the IACMR website to ensure
its accuracy, professionalism, and high functionality. He
developed the on-line submission and review systems for the
conference and workshops, manages membership database, and
communicates with membership at-large with regard to all
IACMR-related activities. |
ÊI¯¸ºÞ²z员¡X¡XRed Ng
Red Ng
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MOR Managing Editor-Karin Heffel Steele
Karin Heffel Steele is the current Managing Editor of
Management and Organization Review, working in the U.S.
office at Arizona State University since November 2007. She
holds a Master¡¦s degree in English Literature from the
University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Karin coordinates the submission and review processes for
the journal by communicating with and helping organize
authors, reviewers, and editors. She also works with
publisher Wiley-Blackwell in the production of each issue of
MOR. In addition, Karin serves as a content and copy editor
for MOR manuscripts at multiple stages throughout the course
of acceptance and publication. |
MORºÞ²z编辑¡X¡XKarin Heffel Steele
Karin Heffel
Steele现¥ô¡m组织ºÞ²z评论¡nªººÞ²z编辑¡A从2007¦~11¤ë开©l¡A¦o«K¤u§@¤_¬ü国亚§Q®á¨º¦{¥ß¤j学ªº办¤½«Ç¡C¦o从the
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News from 2010 IACMR Conference Organizing Committee |
2010 IACMR 会议©e员会®ø®§ |
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Completion of Training Course for First time IACMR
Reviewers |
º¦¸IACMR评审°ö训报¹D |
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This year, the IACMR implemented a reviewer training program
for first time reviewers with the goal of ensuring the
highest quality reviews on conference submissions. New
reviewers first enrolled in an online training course, which
provided them with several readings about conducting peer
reviews and then tested their knowledge from the readings.
Those who passed this portion were invited to participate in
a one-on-one practice review session with an experienced
mentor. We have now completed the inaugural course and wish
to share the special acknowledgements below. We give special
thanks to Chao Chen for his leadership on the development of
the online course and to Soon Ang for her leadership in
recruiting and pairing mentors for the reviewing practice
portion of the course. |
¤µ¦~¡AIACMRº¦¸举办¤F¤@项关¤_评审¤Hªº°ö训项¥Ø¡A¦®¦b«O证对会议½Z¥ó评审ªº³Ì°ª质¶q¡C·s评审¤Hº¥ý进¤J¦b线°ö训课µ{¡A§Ú们¦V¥L们´£¨Ñ¤@¨Ç¦³关¦P¦æ评审ªº阅读资®Æ¡AµM¦Z测试¥L们对¤_这¨Ç资®Æªº²z¸Ñµ{«×¡C³q过¤F这³¡¤À测试ªº¤H将³QÁÜ请参ÉO¨ì¤U¤@轮ªº¤@对¤@实践评审³¡¤À¤¤¡]¨C¤@对³£将°t¦³¤@个经验¤¥´Iªº导师¡^¡C§Ú们现¦b¤w经§¹¦¨¤F´N职课µ{¡C
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Ang¦b课µ{ªº评审实践环节¤¤对©Û¶Ò©M°t对导师ªº协调组织¡C |
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Congratulations to the following students for their
successful completion: |
®¥³ß¥H¤U学¥Í¦¨¥\§¹¦¨¤F课µ{学习¡G |
Ching-Chou Chen, National Dong Hwa University
Wenting Chen, Sun Yat-sen University
Xiao Chen, University of Toronto
Jing Du, Wuhan University
Charly Shengsheng Huang, Rutgers University
Li Jiang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Xinhui Jiang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Min Li, South China University of Technology
Haijian Liu, Nanjing University
Jianbing Liu, Beijing Research Center of Urban System
Engineering
Xia Luo, Sichuan University
Johannes Meuer, Erasmus University
Junwei Shi, Peking University
Jihong Wu, University of Electronic Science and Technology
of China
Kaile Yu, Peking University
Zhe Zhang, Xi¡¦an Jiaotong University |
Ching-Chou Chen, 国¥ß东华¤j学
Wenting Chen, ¤¤¤s¤j学
Xiao Chen, ¦h伦¦h¤j学
Jing Du, ªZ汉¤j学
Charly Shengsheng Huang, 罗®æ´µ¤j学
Li Jiang, ¤¤国¬ì学°|
Xinhui Jiang, ¤¤国¬ì学°|
Min Li, 华«n²z¤u¤j学
Haijian Liu, «n¨Ê¤j学
Jianbing Liu, «°¥«¨t统¤uµ{¥_¨Ê¬ã¨s¤¤¤ß
Xia Luo, ¥|¤t¤j学
Johannes Meuer, ¥ì©Ô´µ©i´µ¤j学
Junwei Shi, ¥_¨Ê¤j学
Jihong Wu, 电¤l¬ì§Þ¤j学
Kaile Yu, ¥_¨Ê¤j学
Zhe Zhang, ¦è¦w¥æ³q¤j学 |
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Many thanks to the following mentors for
volunteering their time and expertise: |
对¥H¤U无¨p©^献¤F时间©Mºë¤Oªº导师P¥H¯u诚ªº·P谢¡I |
Olexander Cherynshenko, Nanyang Technological University
John Child, University of Birmingham
CY Chiu, Nanyang Technological University
Larry Farh, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Ying-yi Hong, Nanyang Technological University
Andrew Inkpen, Thunderbird School of Global Management
Mark Kroll, Nanyang Technological University
Chung Ming Lau, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Kwok Leung, City University of Hong Kong
Kok Yee Ng, Nanyang Technological University
Margaret Shaffer, University of Wisconsin¡VMilwaukee
Lynn Shore, San Diego State University
Kulwant Singh, National University of Singapore
Lois Tetrick, George Mason University
Eric Tsang, University of Texas-Dallas
Linn Van Dyne, Michigan State University
Peter Wright, University of Memphis
Anthea Yan Zhang, Rice University |
Olexander Cherynshenko, «n¬v²z¤u¤j学
John Child, §B©ú¿«¤j学
CY Chiu, «n¬v²z¤u¤j学
Larry Farh,»´ä¬ì§Þ¤j学
Ying-yi Hong, «n¬v²z¤u¤j学
Andrew Inkpen, ¹p鸟°Ó学°|
Mark Kroll, «n¬v²z¤u¤j学
Chung Ming Lau, »´ä¤¤¤å¤j¾Ç
Kwok Leung, »´ä«°¥«¤j学
Kok Yee Ng, «n¬v²z¤u¤j学
Margaret Shaffer, «Â´µ±d¨¯¤j学±K尔¨U°ò¤À®Õ
Lynn Shore, Éo¦a亚ô¦{¥ß¤j学
Kulwant Singh, ·s¥[©Y国¥ß¤j学
Lois Tetrick, 乔ªv±ö´Ë¤j学
Eric Tsang, ¼w§J萨´µ¤j学达©Ô´µ¤À®Õ
Linn Van Dyne, ±K·²®Ú¦{¥ß¤j学
Peter Wright, ¬ü国©sµá´µ¤j学
Anthea Yan Zhang, 莱´µ¤j学 |
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Our appreciation to those who helped develop the
course: |
§Ú们·P谢¥H¤U帮§U开发¥»课µ{ªº学ªÌ¡G |
Soon Ang, Nanyang Technological University
Chao Chen, Rutgers University
Karin Heffel Steele, Arizona State University
Charly Shengsheng Huang, Rutgers University
Robert McNamee, Rutgers University
Steven Salik, Arizona State University
Stephen Strong, Arizona State University
Anne S. Tsui, Arizona State University
Michael Weiland, Arizona State University
Anthea Yan Zhang, Rice University |
Soon Ang, «n¬v²z¤u¤j学
Chao Chen, 罗®æ´µ¤j学
Karin Heffel Steele, 亚§Q®á¨º¦{¥ß¤j学
Charly Shengsheng Huang, 罗®æ´µ¤j学
Robert McNamee, 罗®æ´µ¤j学
Steven Salik, 亚§Q®á¨º¦{¥ß¤j学
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Education at Fudan University: Past, Present and Future |
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Xiongwen Lu, Dean
School of Management, Fudan University
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School of Management, Fudan University, was founded in 1917,
reorganized in 1985 and is one of the first management
schools in China. Today, it has eight departments, 20
crossdisciplinary research centers, three laboratories, one
business consultancy and one executive development center.
The School has built a strong faculty composed of 143
members. Among them, 47 are full professors, 89 per cent
holding Doctor¡¦s Degrees, 29 per cent equaling to 41 in
number granted PhDs from overseas. |
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The school was among the first
in the nation to offer MBA and EMBA programs. To cater for
the increasing demand for management education, the School
decided to introduce a joint EMBA program from the States.
We chose one of the prestigious universities, Washington
University in St. Louis, as our partner of this EMBA
program. Remarkable achievements out of this seven years
collaboration have certainly proved it a wise choice. Since
2006, the Financial Times has listed Fudan
University-Washington University in St. Louis joint EMBA
Program amongst the top eight in the world. There have been
three consecutive years that the Program is ranked 1st in
Mainland China. Right after the first kick-off of the
Fudan-WashU program in 2002, the School made its own EMBA
program available, among 29 other domestic peers, to
successful local executives and entrepreneurs. These two
EMBA programs diversified both domestic and foreign business
cultures but unified in the commonly advanced theme of
management education, which perfectly echo with the School
mission of ¡§Developing professional managers, elite scholars
and social leaders with global perspectives as well as local
insights¡¨ and put it into successful practices.
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The School has adopted the
policy of ¡§sending the faculty overseas for further training
and inviting overseas professors back to help lift up the
faculty quality¡¨, which is purposed to provide faculty
members with more and more chances to upgrade educational
philosophies, academic horizons, as well as teaching skills.
Meanwhile, the School explored broad and deep cooperation
with internationally renouned business schools to develop
young professionals. For example, in 1996, the School joined
hands with MIT¡¦s Sloan School of Management to set up
International MBA Program, and later with BI Norwegian
School of Management and The University of Hong Kong to
establish MBA programs respectively.
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The faculty has been
universally accepted as the key and fundamental force of
b-school sustainable development. The School has been
sparing no efforts to develop the faculty and to optimize
the portfolio of the entire team for decades.
Coincidentally, a good number of overseas scholars travel
back to China thanks to the ever-growing Chinese economy and
progressing social environment. Thus, the School recruited
excellent faculty members from around the world while
maintaining its workable upgrading among the existing
faculty. To continuously improve the faculty quality, the
School urges its faculty members to build up communication
and collaboration with world-class scholars. They are
required to combine the international state-of-the-art
theories with Chinese business practices to cope with
challenges faced by entrepreneurs and professional managers
in domestic market. Furthermore, they are encouraged to
present their original academic ideas and research findings
to the whole world. |
学°|ªº师资¤w经´¶¹M¦a³Q视为°Ó学°|¥i«ù续发®iªº关键©M®Ú¥»¤O¶q¡C数¤Q¦~来¡A学°|¤@ª½³£¦b¤£遗§E¤O¦a§V¤O开发师资¦}ɬ¤Æ¾ã个团队ªº组¦¨结ÌÛ¡C
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Ever-increasing social
demands, an excellent faculty team, rigorous scholarship and
a friendly work environment have combined to propel the
School¡¦s academic research to greater heights, resulting in
waves of academic books, papers and research projects
published with tremendous influence. Take the latest three
years for example, in total, the faculty members have
published 91 papers on SCI/SSCI, 166 papers on domestic
toplevel journals, 92 academic books, claimed 50
national-level research grants ¡V among which there were five
key projects. We plan to further expand the School¡¦s
international cooperation and confront challenges on a
broader stage so as to improve the School¡¦s global
competitiveness. |
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Despite current crisis and its
severe byproducts, I still have full confidence in our
School because of its determined mission and visionary
strategic plan. On the positive side, the crisis might guide
the economy back to a rational track, giving the enterprises
and their leaders some useful lessons, and helping draw
social attention back to the importance of talent
cultivation. More than that, we are provided with a wider
range of research topics on the crisis. Therefore, it is a
high time we turned the crisis into opportunity by investing
more on faculty development and upgrade of facitilies and
reinforcing our devotion to research. These investments will
soon be reimbursed when the time is right. All that we have
been doing and are planning to do will form the basis for
the next economic rebound. |
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Economic globalization
continues to be a trend that never alters its direction
because of the crisis. Such new opportunity will rest firmly
with China and those business schools who can take advantage
of the crisis. Given these special circumstances and the
ongoing development, the School of Management, Fudan
University has every confidence in becoming a world-leading
business school in the immediate future. |
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Professor Baiyin Yang,
Tsinghua University, has recently been appointed as Editor
for Human Resource Development Quarterly (HRDQ) with a four
year term. HRDQ is the first scholarly journal focused
directly on the evolving field of human resource development
(HRD). The journal has become a major forum for
interdisciplinary exchange on the subject of HRD. For
further information about the journal, please feel free to
contact Dr. Yang at yangby@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn or the
Editorial Office HRDQ@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn.
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A case on Hong Kong
Disneyland, written by Michael Young and Dong Liu and
published by the Richard Ivey School of Business at the
University of Western Ontario was one of Ivey's Ten Best
Selling Cases in the 2008-2009. The case describes the
trials and tribulations that Hong Kong Disneyland went
through as they established the new park. It compares the
Hong Kong Park to the other Disney parks that have been
established in Japan and Europe. The case (available at
http://cases.ivey.uwo.ca/) can be used in teaching various
topics such as business strategy, entrepreneurship,
crosscultural management, and human resource management. |
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Peter Ping Li will join the
Asia Research Center as Professor of Chinese Business
Studies, Department of International Economics and
Management, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark effective on
January 1, 2010. Professor Li Ping will serve as the
founding Editor-in-Chief of a new journal, Journal of Trust
Research (JTR), to be published in 2010 by Routledge. To
ensure the highest quality of journal publication, JTR has
the strongest possible editorial team with almost all
internationally-known scholars in the domain of trust
research. For more detailed information, please contact
Peter Ping Li at pli.int@csb.dk or pli@csustan.edu.
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Chintakananda, Asda, Anne York, Hugh O¡¦Neill, and Mike W.
Peng (2009). Structuring dyadic relationships between export
producers and intermediaries. European Journal of
International Management (in press). |
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Dixon, Sarah E., Meyer, Klaus E. and Day, Marc (2009):
Stages of Organizational Transformation in Transition
Economies: A Dynamic Capabilities Approach, Journal of
Management Studies, forthcoming. |
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Estrin, Saul, Baghdasaryan, Delia & Meyer, Klaus E. (2009):
Institutional Distance and Human Resource Distance in
International Business Strategies in Emerging Economies,
Journal of Management Studies, 46 (7): 1171-1196.
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Li, P.P. (2009). The Duality
of Crony Corruption in Economic Transition: Toward an
Integrated Framework. Journal of Business Ethics, 85 (1):
41-55, 2009 [SSCI] |
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Li, P.P. (2010). Learning
Trajectory in Offshore OEM Cooperation: The Transaction
Value for Local Suppliers in the Emerging Economies. Journal
of Operations Management (forthcoming). [SSCI] |
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Li, P.P. (2010). Toward a
Learning-based View of Internationalization: The Accelerated
Trajectories of Cross-Border Learning. Journal of
International Management (forthcoming; co-authored). [SSCI] |
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Li, Y., Su, Z. & Liu, Y.
(2009). Can strategic flexibility help firms profit from
product innovation? Technovation (in press). |
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Li, Peng-Yu & Meyer, Klaus E. (2009): Contextualizing
Experience Effects in International Business: A Study of
Ownership Strategies, Journal of World Business 44 (4):
370-382. |
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Lin, Zhiang, Mike W. Peng, Haibin Yang, and Sunny Li Sun
(2009). How do networks and learning drive M&As? An
institutional comparison of China and the United States.
Strategic Management Journal (in press). |
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Meyer, Klaus E. (2009): Globalfocusing: Corporate Strategies
under Pressure, Strategic Change 18:195-207. |
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Meyer, Klaus E., Wright, Mike & Pruthi, S. (2009): Managing
Knowledge in Foreign Entry Strategies: A Resource based
Analysis, Strategic Management Journal, 31(5): 557-574. |
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Meyer, Klaus E. & Sinani, Evis (2009): When and Where does
Foreign Direct Investment Generate Positive Spillovers,
Journal of International Business Studies, 40(7): 1075-1094. |
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Peng, Mike W., Sunny Li Sun, Brian Pinkham, and Hao Chen
(2009). The institution-based view as a third leg for a
strategy tripod. Academy of Management Perspectives (in
press). |
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Peng, M.W., Li, Y., Xie, E. & Su, Z. (2009). CEO duality,
organizational slack, and firm performance in China. Asia
Pacific Journal of Management (inpress). |
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Selmer, J & Lauring, J. (2009), "Cultural Similarity and
Adjustment of Expatriate Academics", International Journal
of Intercultural Relations, 33, 429-436. |
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learning and exploitative learning in different
organizational structures. Asia Pacific Journal of
Management (inpress). |
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Su, Z., Xie, E. & Li, Y. (2009). Entrepreneurial orientation
and firm performance in new ventures and established firms.
Journal of Small Business Management (inpress). |
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Su, Z., Li, Y. & Li, L. (2009). Ownership concentration and
executive compensation in emerging economies: Evidence from
China. Corporate Governance (inpress). |
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Su, Z., Xie, E., Wang, D. & Li, Y. (2009). Entrepreneurial
strategy making, firm resources, and performance: evidence
from China. Small Business Economies (inpress). |
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Su, Z, Xie, E. & Li, Y. (2009). Organizational slack and
firm performance during institutional transitions. Asia
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Placement Service
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职场ªA务 |
Department of Human Resource Management, School of
Management, Nanjing University invites applications for
Associate Professor. Applicants should have a Ph.D. degree
in the sociology or applied psychology and be able to teach
the relevant subjects at the undergraduate and graduate
levels. Applications should have published papers in the
journal cited by SCI or SSCI. More information about the job
description and requirement can be found at the website of
Department of Personnel Management, Nanjing University,
http://pd.nju.edu.cn/njuweb/zt_jsgwzp2.htm. Interested
candidates should submit a CV, a sample of research work
directly to Ms. Li Hui, Secretary of Department of Human
Resource Management, School of Management, Nanjing
University.
Contact:
Ms. Li Hui
Secretary of Department of Human Resource Management,
School of Management, Nanjing University
22 Hankou Road
Nanjing, Jiangsu, 210093
Off: 86-25-83592590
Email: lihui123@nju.edu.cn
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Learner Corner |
学习ªÌ园¦a |
A 178-nation index of
cultural ingroup favoritism
Evert Van de Vliert
University of Groningen, The Netherlands, and University of
Bergen,
Norway |
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Collectivism is a broad
cultural syndrome associated with hundreds of values,
beliefs, and practices. In general, this broadness of the
construct is an advantage, simply because individualistic
and collectivistic realities are cultural deltas rather than
cultural canals. However, this strength is also a weakness.
Conclusions about the consequences of cultural collectivism
can hardly be sufficiently accurate. And if, in
cross-national research, we control for cultural
collectivism, we don¡¦t know precisely what we are
controlling for.
The obvious solution to this problem is, of course, to
create more specific indicators of components of
collectivism. Such an index has now been developed for the
advantageous treatment of fellow nationals, relatives at
large, and members of the nuclear family. This three-part
index of cultural ingroup favoritism, covering 178 nations,
will be published in the Journal of Cross-Cultural
Psychology. IACMR members who want to use the index in their
current investigations or interventions can already obtain a
listing of the 178 national baseline levels of cultural
ingroup favoritism from Evert Van de Vliert
(E.Van.de.Vliert@rug.nl). |
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IACMR members are invited to
register and attend The IFERA@China 2010 Family Business
Forum, to be held in Zhuhai, China, January 13-15, 2010. It
is a 3-day academic and practice symposium that aims to
share leading-edge research and best practice of family
business administration, conceptualise theoretical
frameworks to better understand family businesses, and
explore policy initiatives to enable this unique business
sector to accomplish greater success and sustainability in
the future advancement. Several academics as well as family
business leaders are expected to attend, from China as well
as abroad. The theme of the Forum, "Opportunities and
Challenges of Family Business," pays particular attention to
the interaction of social, economical, political and
cultural forces that affect the formation, survival, and
growth of family businesses in different economies. In
addition to papers that advance research, papers that offer
implications directly to family firms , as well as to policy
makers (e.g. government officials at all levels, economic
development agencies, etc.) will be most welcome. For more
details, please contact Muse Zhang at iferamuse@
gmail.com, Yong Wang at yong.wang@wlv.ac.uk, or Sanjay Goel
at sgoel@d.umn.edu. For more details, please visit the
IFERA@China website, at
http://www.ifera-china.cn/IFERA_ENG/preview_eng.aspx |
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IACMR Officers
Founding President ¡X Anne S
Tsui
Arizona State University
Department of Management
WP Carey School of Business
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-4006, USA
480-965-3999
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Past President ¡X Xiao-Ping
Chen
Department of Management and Organization
Michael G. Foster School of Business
University of Washington, USA
Seattle, WA 98195-3200
206-543-2265
xpchen@u.washington.edu |
«e«e¥ô会长¡X陈晓µÓ
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(206) 543-2265
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President ¡X Shuming Zhao
School of Business
Nanjing University
22 Hankou Road Nanjing
210093 China
86-25-83593419
Zhaosm@nju.edu.cn |
现¥ô会长 ¡X赵ÀÆ©ú
«n¨Ê¤j学°Ó学°|
¤¤国«n¨Ê¥«汉¤f¸ô22号
210093
86-25-83593419
zhaosm@nju.edu.cn |
Senior
Vice President ¡X Jia Lin Xie
University of Toronto |
资²`°Æ会长¡X 谢®aµY
¦h伦¦h¤j学 |
Senior
Vice President ¡X Jing Zhou
Rice University |
资²`°Æ会长¡X ©P¨Ê
莱´µ¤j学 |
Vice-President and Program
Chair for
2010 meeting ¡X Chao Chen
Rutgers University |
°Æ会长¤Î2010学术¤j会¥D®u ¡X 陈¬L¥þ
罗®æ´µ¤j学 |
Vice-President and Chair
of the Local
Arrangements Committee for 2010 meeting ¡X Xiongwen Lu
Fudan University |
°Æ会长¤Î2010学术¤j会筹备©e员会¥D®u ¡X 陆¶¯¤å
Î`¥¹¤j学 |
Executive Secretary/Treasurer ¡X Xin Yao
University of Colorado at Boulder¤j学 |
执¦æ¯µ书/财务¥DºÞ ¡X «ÀªY
University of Colorado at Boulder¤j学 |
Representative at Large
(The Americas) ¡X Yan Zhang
Rice University |
¦a区¥Nªí¡]¬ü国¡^¡X张¿P
莱´µ¤j学 |
Representative at Large
(Europe) ¡X Carl Fey
Swedish School of Economics and Business
Administration |
¦a区¥Nªí¡]欧¬w¡^¡X Carl Fey
´µ¼wô尔¼¯经济学°| |
Representative at Large (Asia-Pacific) ¡X Xiaohua Yang
QUniversity of San Francisco |
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杨¤p华
旧ª÷¤s¤j学 |
Representative at Large (The PRC mainland) ¡X Baiyin Yang
Tsinghua University |
¦a区¥Nªí¡]¤¤国¤j陆¡^¡X 杨¦Ê±G
²M华¤j学 |
See
also
IACMR web site at http://www.iacmr.org
Newsletter Publishing Schedule
|
Issue |
Submission
Deadline |
Publishing
Date |
| 2010-1 |
February
1, 2010 |
March 1,
2010 |
| 2010-2 |
May 1,
2010 |
June 1, 2010 |
| 2010-3 |
August 1, 2010 |
September 1, 2010 |
| 2010-4 |
November
1, 2010 |
December 1, 2010 |
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