2019 AIB UKI Awards
John Dunning Lifetime Achievement Award
Professor John Child (University of Birmingham, UK)
Peter J. Buckley and Pervez N. Ghauri prize for the Best Early Career Researcher Paper
Irina Minodora Surdu1 (University of Reading), Edith Ipsmiller (WU Vienna)
“No victory without defeat? How foreign market re-entrants manage risk trade-offs following exit”
Palgrave Macmillan Prize (For the Best Conference Paper)
Chia-Ling Eunice Liu (National Taiwan University), Noemi Sinkovics (The University of Manchester), Rudolf R. Sinkovics (The University of Manchester), Ram Mudambi (Temple University)
“Knowledge connectivity in global value chains: lessons from Taiwan’s electronics and IT hardware industries”
Global Strategy Journal Paper Award
Davide Castellani (University of Reading), Katiuscia Lavoratori (University of Reading), Vittoria Giada Scalera (University of Amsterdam), Alessandra Perri (University of Venice)
“Connectivity and the Location of MNEs Across the Value Chain. Evidence from US Metropolitan Areas”
Research in International Business and Finance Award
Huan Yang (Lancaster University, United Kingdom)
“Cross-border M&A and the Performance of Acquirer: In the Presence of the Origin Effect and Heterogeneous Treatment”
Michael Z Brooke Doctoral Prize for the best paper by a doctoral student
Lijie Wang (Lancaster University, United Kingdom)
"Localization of International Human Resource Management in EMNCs: A Comparative Case Analysis of Chinese MNCs in UK”
Neil Hood and Stephen Young Prize awarded for the Most Original New Work
Ha Thi Thu Nguyen (University of Vaasa, Finland)
"Foreign Divestment Decision: Effects of Cross-National Distances and Top Management Team Characteristics"
Adam Smith Best Doctoral Dissertation Award (sponsored by University of Glasgow)
Edith Ipsmiller (WU Vienna, Austria)
"New strategies in SME internationalisation: Real option, transaction cost and game theory-based export channel designs and configurations"
Best Research Methods Paper Award (Sponsored by the University of Birmingham)
Pushyarag Puthusserry and Zaheer Khan (University of Kent, Kent Business School, UK)
“Collaborative Learning Approaches among International New Ventures Post-Entry Growth Stages”
Professor John Child (University of Birmingham, UK)
Peter J. Buckley and Pervez N. Ghauri prize for the Best Early Career Researcher Paper
Irina Minodora Surdu1 (University of Reading), Edith Ipsmiller (WU Vienna)
“No victory without defeat? How foreign market re-entrants manage risk trade-offs following exit”
Palgrave Macmillan Prize (For the Best Conference Paper)
Chia-Ling Eunice Liu (National Taiwan University), Noemi Sinkovics (The University of Manchester), Rudolf R. Sinkovics (The University of Manchester), Ram Mudambi (Temple University)
“Knowledge connectivity in global value chains: lessons from Taiwan’s electronics and IT hardware industries”
Global Strategy Journal Paper Award
Davide Castellani (University of Reading), Katiuscia Lavoratori (University of Reading), Vittoria Giada Scalera (University of Amsterdam), Alessandra Perri (University of Venice)
“Connectivity and the Location of MNEs Across the Value Chain. Evidence from US Metropolitan Areas”
Research in International Business and Finance Award
Huan Yang (Lancaster University, United Kingdom)
“Cross-border M&A and the Performance of Acquirer: In the Presence of the Origin Effect and Heterogeneous Treatment”
Michael Z Brooke Doctoral Prize for the best paper by a doctoral student
Lijie Wang (Lancaster University, United Kingdom)
"Localization of International Human Resource Management in EMNCs: A Comparative Case Analysis of Chinese MNCs in UK”
Neil Hood and Stephen Young Prize awarded for the Most Original New Work
Ha Thi Thu Nguyen (University of Vaasa, Finland)
"Foreign Divestment Decision: Effects of Cross-National Distances and Top Management Team Characteristics"
Adam Smith Best Doctoral Dissertation Award (sponsored by University of Glasgow)
Edith Ipsmiller (WU Vienna, Austria)
"New strategies in SME internationalisation: Real option, transaction cost and game theory-based export channel designs and configurations"
Best Research Methods Paper Award (Sponsored by the University of Birmingham)
Pushyarag Puthusserry and Zaheer Khan (University of Kent, Kent Business School, UK)
“Collaborative Learning Approaches among International New Ventures Post-Entry Growth Stages”