Presentations & Conferences
Yiorgos Allayannis delivered the keynote address “Corporate Risk Management: What do we know” at the 20th Annual International Conference on Macroeconomic Analysis and International Finance in Crete, Greece.
Ming-Jer Chen gave the keynote address “Competitive Dynamics: Eastern Roots, Western Growth,” at the 7th Competitive Dynamics Annual International Conference and the 4th Annual Chinese Management Scholars’ Workshop in Hangzhou, China.
Manel Baucells presented the paper “Where does satiation come from?” (joint work with Daniel Smith) at the Informs International Meeting, Hawaii; and the FUR conference, Warwick (UK).
Ed Freeman presented “The New Story of Business” at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa in April; at the FNEGE Annual Conference, University of Toulouse, Toulouse, France, June; and the CSR Conference, Nijmegen Business School, Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands, June.
Ed Freeman presented “Industry Approaches to Sustainability” and New Directions for the Journal of Business Ethics” at the GRONEN conference, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, May.
Ed Freeman presented “The Future of Stakeholder Theory” at the Conference on Freeman’s Stakeholder Theory, Berenschot Consulting, Utrecht, Netherlands, May.
Ed Freeman presented “The Role of Business Schools in Sustainability Education” at the Conference on Sustainability, Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark, June.
Ed Freeman gave the keynote address “Business, Business Ethics, and Business Schools” at the European Business Ethics Network, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK, June.
Ed Freeman presented “Pragmatism and Management Theory” at the European Theory Forum, Hanken Business School, Helsinki, Finland, June.
Ed Freeman presented “Building a Career in the New Story of Business,” Nijmegen Business School, Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands, June.
Ed Freeman presented “Introduction to Stakeholder Theory”, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Spain (delivered from Darden as a SKYPE lecture) June.
Pedro Matos presented “Asset Management within Commercial Banks Worldwide: International Evidence “at Georgia State University (April), FIRS conference in Lisbon, Portugal (June) and Hong Kong University (June)
Pedro Matos presented “Are Foreign Investors ‘Locusts’? The Long-term Effects of Foreign Institutional Ownership” at the American Finance Association meetings – San Francisco (January), York University, Toronto – Canada (February), Cambridge University – UK (March), Warwick University – UK (March) and Singapore Management University (June).
Kieran Walsh presented his paper “Spending Shocks and Interest Rates” (joint with Dan Murphy) at the 20th Annual International Conference on Macroeconomic Analysis and International Finance, at the University of Crete (May) and at the INFINITI international finance conference at Trinity College Dublin (June).
Veronica Cacdac Warnock and Frank Warnock presented “BPI Globe BanKo and Inclusive Banking in the Philippines” at the BIS/Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas central bankers’ conference on financial inclusion (Cebu Philippines).
Frank Warnock presented “Decomposing Capital Flows” at Seoul National University (Seoul), the Barcelona GSE Summer Institute (Barcelona) and the ECB (Frankfurt).
Andy Wicks, Bill Forester and Jill Brown’s paper “The Social Entrepreneur: The Importance of Moral Imagination, Microsocial Norms and Moral Legitimacy in Managing Stakeholder Perceptions” was presented at International Association of Business in Society (IABS)
Andy Wicks presented “Teaching Business Ethics: New Challenges and Opportunities” at the Bentley University Global Business Ethics forum.
Dennis Yang organized and moderated an economics panel on “Public Markets and Current Environment” in the Shanghai Investing Summit jointly sponsored by Darden and Pudong Institute of Finance.
Journals
“Theorie des parties Prenantes: Entretien avec R. Edward Freeman” La Revue Des Affaires, Numero 5, 2016, 121-123.
Pomeraniec, Jonathan, Robert Spekman and Neal Kassel, (Forthcoming) Focused Ultrasound and Metrics of Diffusion of Disruptive Medical Innovation. British Medical Journal of Innovations.
Books
Chen, Ming-Jer. (2016, forthcoming), Competitive Dynamics: Eastern Roots, Western Growth, Cross Cultural and Strategic Management.
Chen, Ming-Jer. (2016, forthcoming), Academic Entrepreneurship: The Case of Competitive Dynamics. Quarterly Journal of Management (in Chinese).
Ideas to Action posts
“Scholars from three continents convened in Washington, D.C. at the United States Institute for Peace in May for the annual Entrepreneurship and Innovation Research Conference, hosted by the University of Virginia Darden School of Business and the University of Cambridge Judge Business School.”
“When VN Dalmia (MBA ’84), chair of Dalmia Continental in New Delhi, decided to sell olive oil in India, he started by importing it from the Mediterranean while the company built its new olive oil brand – Leonardo – rather than take the risky tactic of making a high investment in the masses of land it would take to plant olive trees and time it would for them to bear fruit.”
“Darden Professor Greg Fairchild researched how Emerson Process Management obtained a strong foothold in the Russian energy market despite the country’s almost Wild West economic and political conditions.”
http://ideas.darden.virginia.edu/2016/03/expansion-in-foreign-markets-when-in-russia-go-russian/
“Later this year, Disney will open its sixth and largest global resort in Shanghai’s wealthy Pudong district. The project is rich in potential: A population of 330 million live within a three-hour drive of the theme park — compared to 19.6 million near Florida’s Walt Disney World, the company’s most profitable park.”
http://ideas.darden.virginia.edu/2016/03/disney-in-shanghai-a-whole-new-world/
