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Sheila Bair. 2003. Tapping the unbanked market. Symposium sponsored by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Washington, DC.
Sheila Bair. 2003. Financial regulatory structure. Conference sponsored by the AARP National Legislative Council. Charlotte, NC.
Sheila Bair. 2003. The role of government in insurance regulation. Conference sponsored by the International Underwriting Association. London, UK.
Sheila Bair. 2003. The role of government in insurance regulation. Conference sponsored by the International Underwriting Association. London, UK.
Kristina Bourne and Aliza Ansell. 2003. Teaming with laughter: Fostering creativity and cooperation in the classroom through kinesthetic experiences. Annual meeting of Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference (OBTC), Springfield, MA.
Michael Braun. 2003. Eclipse of the LBO: Revisiting the debate on the long-term viability of an organizational innovation. 4th International Conference on Money, Risk and Investment, Nottingham-Trent University.
Gibson Burrell, George Cheney, Marta B. Calás, Linda Smircich and Mike Reed. 2003. Symposium: Organizing democracy: 19th century isms for the 21st century world. National Academy of Management meetings, Seattle, WA.
D. Anthony Butterfield. 2003. MBA Education in Greece: The case of the Athens Laboratory of Business Administration. Part of symposium on MBA Education in Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Japan and the U. S.: A Comparison. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
D. Anthony Butterfield, Serge Voronov and James Grinnell. May 1, 2003. Battle of the Sexes?: The impact of sex-role stereotypes in evaluating gubernatorial candidates. Eastern Academy of Management meeting. Baltimore, MD.
Marta Calas, Linda Smircich and Glenn Morgan. December 7-10, 2003. Publish or perish doing critical OS? Views from U.S., Europe and the rest of the World. Workshop at the 10th APROS International Colloquium. Oaxaca, Mexico.
Chuck Cavanagh and Mzamo Mangaliso. 2003. Email in the workplace: searching for unproductive elements. Annual Conference of the Association for Business Communication. Toronto, Canada.
Jose Cruz and Anna Nagurney. 2003. International financial networks with intermediation and electronic transactions. Modeling, Optimization and Risk Management Conference. University of Florida, Gainesville.
Sanjiv Das, Gary Geng, Laurence Freed and Nikunj Kapadia. 2003. Correlated default risk. American Finance Association meeting. Washington, D.C.
Sanjiv Das, Gary Geng, Laurence Freed and Nikunj Kapadia. 2003. Correlated default risk. European Finance Association meeting. Glasgow, U.K.
William D. Diamond. May 31, 2003. Using temporal construal theory to refine ad campaigns persuading people to quit smoking. The American Marketing Association Marketing and Public Policy Conference, Washington.
William D. Diamond. October 12, 2003. Creating effective direct mail charitable solicitations: The effects of enclosures and different appeals. The Direct Marketing Education Foundation Conference. Orlando, FL.
June Dong, Ding Zhang and Anna Nagurney. November 20-22, 2003. Supply chain supernetworks with random demands. 50th North American Meeting of the Regional Science Association International, Philadelphia, PA.
Pieter Elgers, May Lo and Le Xu. 2003. Does the share price anomaly subsume delayed securities returns to analysts’ earnings forecasts? Northeast Decision Sciences Institute and the Northeast American Accounting Association meeting.
Pieter Elgers, Susan Porter and Le Xu, 2003. The incorporation of industry-wide and firm-specific information in financial analysts’ expectations of annual earnings. Northeast Business and Economics Association.
Georgi Georgiev. 2003. Empirical Applications of Volatility Forecasting. The CISDM conference, Amherst, MA.
Carlos Gonzalez. 2003. The cultures of international management. National Academy of Management meetings in Seattle.
Bhaswar Gupta. 2003. The interdependence of hedge fund risk measures. The CISDM conference, Amherst, MA.
Jan Halvorsen-Culhane and Mzamo Mangaliso. 2003. The entrepreneurial orientation-performance linkage in high technology firms: A comparison between U.S. and German firms. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Maddy Janssens, Chris Steyaert Evangelina Holvino, Patrizia Zanoni, Stella M. Nkomo, Pascal Dey, and Marta B. Calás. 2003. Symposium: Democracy, diversity and dialogue: Contextualizing difference. Selected as an All Academy Symposium at the National Academy of Management meetings in Seattle.
Vassilis Karavas. 2003. The great hedge fund debate. The CISDM conference, Amherst, MA.
Vassilios N. Karavas. October 23, 2003. Benchmarking and indexes for fund of funds. The second Fund of Funds Forum, New York, NY.
Vassilios N. Karavas. October 21, 2003. Industry research: Analyzing existing research and identifying future projects. The Euronex & AIMA 8th Annual Investor Forum, Paris, France.
Vassilios N. Karavas. October 20, 2003. Derivative-based replication of hedge fund returns. The AIMA Conference on New Trends In Hedge Fund Research: Insights from Both Sides of the Atlantic, Paris, France.
Vassilios N. Karavas. August 28, 2003. The benefits of hedge funds. The first Seoul Derivatives Conference. Korea Stock Exchange, Seoul, Korea.
Ronald Karren and Larry Zacharias. 2003. The case against integrity tests. National Academy of Management meetings in Seattle.
Rajiv K. Kashyap, Easwar Iyer and S. B. Banerjee. 2003. Corporate environmentalism: a tale of two sectors. European Marketing Academy conference, Scotland.
Hossein Kazemi.2003. Conditional performance of hedge funds. The CISDM conference, Amherst, MA.
Ke Ke and Anna Nagurney. 2003. Financial networks with electronic transactions: modeling, analysis and computations. INFORMS 2002 annual meeting, San Jose.
Ashish Khullar, Linda Shea and Linda Enghagen. 2003. Negative word-of-mouth communication via the Internet: Diffusion of a PowerPoint complaint. Proceedings of the Eighth Annual International CHRIE Graduate Research Conference. Las Vegas, NV.
Linda LaDuc. 2003. A hermeneutic rubric for teaching ethical communication via ‘realworld’ proposal writing. In communication and ethics: Challenges for research, teaching and training, edited by L. Beamer and B. Shwom. Proceedings from the 68th Annual Convention of the Association for Business Communication. Albuquerque, NM.
Linda LaDuc, John Catalini, Dina Friedman and Holly Lawrence. 2003. Taking special approaches to ordinary topics: From pop culture to dangling participles. Center for the improvement of teaching. Annual Conference on Teaching for Transformation. University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA.
Linda LaDuc (chair) and Holly Lawrence. Promoting pragmatic wisdom: Connecting business writing to personal values. Panel presentation delivered at 68th Annual Convention of the Association for Business Communication. Albuquerque, NM.
Easwar Iyer and Rajiv Kashyap. 2003. Who is responsible for the environment: The BCG framework. The Academy of Marketing Science conference in Washington, D.C.
Easwar Iyer and Rajiv Kashyap. 2003. Promoting consumer recycling: Public policy implications. Marketing & Public Policy conference, Washington, D.C.
Anurag Gupta and Bing Liang. 2003. Do hedge funds have enough capital? The 2003 European Financial Associate Meetings, Glasgow.
Bing Liang. October 2003. Hedge funds: Risk analysis and capital adequacy. The Institute for Quantitative Research in Finance (the Q-Group). Fall Seminar, Scottsdale, AZ.
Bing Liang. November 2003. Hedge Funds: Risk Analysis and Capital Adequacy. The 3rd Annual Alternative Investment Conference, Canada.
Bing Liang. 2003. Hedge Funds: Risk Analysis and Capital Adequacy. The CISDM conference, Amherst, MA.
Linda Lowry and Judy Flohr. 2003. Strategies used by the Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management to embed concepts of sustainable development in the curriculum of both undergraduate and graduate students [Abstract]. Proceedings of the CITA Conference on Education for Sustainable Development.
Linda Lowry and Judy Flohr. 2003. Student assessment of using a competency-based framework for mastering the key concepts in a capstone undergraduate course in tourism policy, planning, and development. In Annual Conference Proceedings of Research and Academic Papers: Vol. 15, edited by G. Jennings. New Frontiers in Tourism Research, pp. 160-168. St. Clair Shores, MI, International Society of Travel and Tourism Educators.
Mzamo Mangaliso. 2003. Usefulness of management information: Perceptions of managers in two countries. To be presented at the National Academy of Management meetings in Seattle, WA.
Mzamo Mangaliso. 2003. A retrospective review of the Eastern Academy of Management. Presidential address. 40th annual meeting of the Eastern Academy of Management. Baltimore, MD.
Mzamo Mangaliso, Jan Halvorsen-Culhane, S. Nkomo, D. Kriek and K. Carter. 2003. Entrepreneurship and leadership in rapidly changing environments: Empirical comparative studies involving Germany, South Africa and the USA. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Mzamo Mangaliso, B. Kah, Bradford Knipes, N. Ovitsky, M. Rogers and N. Mangaliso. World business and economic issues: An international network of interactive distance learning alliances to resolve tensions and realize opportunities. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Mzamo Mangaliso and Leon-C Malan. 2003. Perceived environmental turbulence: Towards the measurement of the underlying of the construct using Lisrel. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Mzamo Mangaliso, Robert Marx, Gwen Jones and Richard Lucier. 2003. Ethical Dilemma in corporate America: What business schools can do. Seminar presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference. Philadelphia, PA.
Charles Manz, 2003. Get a life: Authenticity in an academic career. Eastern Academy of Management meeting, Baltimore, MD.
Karen Manz, Robert Marx, Charles Manz and Kim Cameron. August 2003. Virtuous choices in a knowledge economy: From individual freedom to meeting global challenges. National Academy of Management meeting, Seattle, WA.
Robert Marx, Kim Cameron, Charles Manz and Karen Manz. 2003. Teaching about spirituality and work: A powerful video segment for the management classroom. Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference.
Robert Marx, Charles Manz, Karen Manz and Olga Epitropaki, 2003. Spirit at work from Portland to Portugal: An experiential exercise across cultures. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Dmytro Matsypura, Jose Cruz and Anna Nagurney. 2003. Dynamics of global supply chain supernetworks. Eighth INFORMS Computing Society Conference, Chandler, AZ.
Sara McComb, W.D. Compton, and S.G. Green. 2003. The performance/cohesion tradeoff: Exploring functional diversity, flexibility, and project complexity. National Academy of Management meeting. Seattle, WA.
Sara McComb, S. G. Green, and W.D. Compton.2003. The relationship between team context and the team leader's linking pin quality. National Academy of Management meetings. Seattle, WA.
Stephen McKelvey. 2003. Unauthorized use of event tickets in ambush marketing campaigns: Will NCAA versus Coors resolve the sport marketers’ debate? North American Society for Sport Management. 18th Annual Conference, Ithaca, NY.
Stephen McKelvey and Jay Gladden. An exploration of corporate sport marketers assessment of ambush marketing. First Annual Sport Marketing Association Conference. University of Florida, 2003.
Stephen McKelvey and John Grady. 2003. Current trends in the use and viability of disclaimers as a means of alleviating consumer confusion: Is the ‘legal loophole’ closing for ambush marketers? First Annual Sport Marketing Association Conference. University of Florida.
Dan Miller, Jane Giacobbe-Miller, Melissa Barringer and Ronald Karren. 2003. A Chinese-U.S. comparative study of age cohort differences in cultural values. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Anna Nagurney. September 15-17, 2003. Supernetworks: decision-making in the new era. NSF/DOD MKIDS Workshop. Baltimore, MD.
Anna Nagurney. November 20-22, 2003. Influence of Beckmann, McGuire, and Winsten's, Studies in the Economics of Transportation, published in 1956 by Yale University Press onInnovations in modeling, methodological developments, and applications. Presented at an invited panel held at the 50th North American Meeting of the Regional Science Association International. Philadelphia, PA.
Anna Nagurney and Jose Cruz. October 18-22, 2003. International financial networks with electronic transactions. INFORMS National Meeting. Atlanta, GA.
Anna Nagurney, Jose Cruz and Dmytro Matsypura. 2003. Dynamics of global supply chain supernetworks. The NECTAR Conference at the University of Umea, Umea, Sweden, June.
Anna Nagurney and June Dong. September 15-17, 2003. Management of knowledge intensive systems as supernetworks: Modeling, analysis, computations, and applications. The NSF/DOD MKIDS Workshop, Baltimore, MD.
Anna Nagurney and Fuminori Toyasaki. October 18-22, 2003. Reverse supply chain management and electronic waste recycling: A multitiered network equilibrium framework for e-cycling. INFORMS National Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
Anna Nagurney organized two invited sessions for the INFORMS National Meeting held in Atlanta, GA in October entitled Innovations in Financial and Economic Networks and Reverse Logistics.
Anna Nagurney and Dmytro Matsypura will be presenting an invited paper, Dynamics of global supply chain supernetworks in a new era of risk and uncertainty, at the STELLA international workshop to be held in Washington, DC, January 15-16, 2004.
Anna Nagurney and Tina Wakolbinger will be presenting an invited workshop on Knowledge Supernetworks: Modeling, analysis, computations, and applications, at the Fourth International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Change in Organizations to be held at the University of Greenwich, United Kingdom, August 3-6, 2004.
Anna Nagurney has been invited to organize two sessions at the CORS/INFORMS Joint International Meeting to be held in Banff, Alberta, Canada, May 16-19, 2004.
Anna Nagurney will be an invited speaker at the Economic Aspects of Congested Networks and Queues Conference to be held in Bonn, Germany, July 9-11, 2004.
Anna Nagurney. 2003. Supernetworks: Paradoxes, challenges and new opportunities. First International Conference on the Economic and Social Implications of Information Technology. Department of Commerce. Washington, D.C.
Arturo Fernandez Osorio and Mzamo Mangaliso. 2003. From strategic thinking to strategy implementation: How companies shape an industry. 10th Biennial Conference on Managing in a Global Economy. Porto, Portugal.
Leon Osterweil, Norman Sondheimer, Anthony Butterfield, Lori Clarke, Robert Marx, Matthew Billmers, Joel Sieh, Bruce Southard, David Su. 2003. E-government through process modeling: A requirements field study. The National Conference on Digital Government. Boston, MA.
Ralitza Patrashkova and Sara McComb. Modeling NPD teams: A general systems theory approach. Presented at INFORMS, Atlanta, GA, October 18-22, 2003.
Linda Peters. 2003. The human face of telecommuting: Qualitative insights into three women’s professional “homework.” The Eastern Academy of Management meeting, Baltimore, MD.
Linda Peters. 2003. Virtual environments: The "how-to" of studying collaboration and performance of geographically dispersed teams. The IEEE International Workshop on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises (WETICE), Linz, Austria.
Terry Porter, Kristina Bourne, and Paul Donnelly. 2003. Using freehand drawing to facilitate reflection, awareness, and shared understanding.Annual meeting of Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference (OBTC), Springfield, MA.
Chris Roberts. August 28, 2003. Brave new world of tourism: Ensuring Singapore makes it. Keynote address to the 4th Singapore Hotel Association Industry Forum of General Managers, Singapore.
Chris Roberts and Linda Shea. 2003. What members want: Content of the Educator. Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education at Palm Springs, CA.
Alan Robinson. 2003. Keynote address at the Performance Through Innovation conference for senior managers from large companies in Hong Kong and throughout Asia. Held in Hong Kong.
Linda Shea and Chris Roberts. 2003. Faculty performance: Beyond minimum standards. Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education at Palm Springs, CA.
Linda Shea and Chris Roberts. 2003. Composition of hotel executive teams: Gender similarities, differences and changes. Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education at Palm Springs, CA.
Norman Sondheimer, Leon Osterweil, Matthew Billmers, Joel Sieh and Bruce Southard. 2003. Trust resource management in digital government through process modeling. IASDIS International Conference on e-Society. Lisbon, Portugal.
James Theroux. Experimental case study: Preliminary results. The annual convention of the U.S. Association of Entrepreneurship and Business Education.
James Theroux. A case study that works online. The annual convention of the Sloan-C Asynchronous Learning Network.
James Theroux. Entrepreneurship education renewed. The annual meeting of the National Consortium of Centers for Entrepreneurship.
James Theroux. A novel approach to teaching multidisciplinary subjects. The annual meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute.
James Theroux was invited to present The real-time case method: Data from the first implementation. The annual meeting of the Technology in Education Symposium.
James Theroux was invited to present Innovation in the case method: Results and analysis. The Babson Seminar in Entrepreneurship Education.
James Theroux was invited to present Feasibility of developing cases in real time. The RPI Learning in Entrepreneurial Education Programs.
Rodney B. Warnick. 2003. Northeast recreation lifestyles: Trends in recreation activity patterns and self-reported quality of life and health, an exploratory study. The 2003 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium, April 2003. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station. Sagamore Resort and Conference Center, Bolton Landing, New York.
Andrew Watson and William Wooldridge. 2003. The influence of business unit managers on the formulation of corporate strategy: an empirical test. National Academy of Management meeting, Seattle, WA.
Glenn Wong. Overview of the sports law landscape. Sports Law Conference hosted by Stanford University, Stanford, CA, September 18, 2003.
Glenn Wong. Gender discrimination and Title IX. 2003 Athletic Business Conference and Expo. Orlando, FL, December 4, 2003.
Glenn Wong. Litigation Update. 2003 Athletic Business Conference and Expo. Orlando, FL, December 4, 2003.
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