49th AIB UK & Ireland Chapter Conference
“International Business and SDG 8 – Are we on course?”
13 – 15 April 2023, Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow
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VENUE:Adam Smith Business School at the University of Glasgow
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Conference Programme Information for chairs and presenters
The documents below contain detailed information for chairs and presenters. Please download the document that applies to you. 2023-aibuki-chair-competitive-info.pdf 2023-aibuki-chair-interactive-info.pdf 2023-aibuki-presenter-competitive-info.pdf 2023-aibuki-presenter-interactive-info.pdf Look out for the following special sessions: Keynote address by Prof. Rob van Tulder, 11am to 12.30, Boyd Orr - LT1, for a discount code for Prof. van Tulder's book click here: principles_of_sustainable_business_flyer.pdf Teaching Cafe 1: Diversity and inclusion in higher education, facilitated by Cyntia Vilasboas Calixto Casnici, Margaret Fletcher, Iyke Ikegwuonu, 14 April, 8am to 9am, WMB-Yuddowitz The Teaching Café will look at how to address different perspectives of D&I in Higher Education. We will be discussing gender inequality and some initiatives to diminish the under-representation of women in leadership positions. Furthermore, we will be covering institutional practices to engage faculty in D&I, challenges, and opportunities to include D&I across the curriculum. Also, how using Team-based Learning in an IB course can foster D&I practices in classroom. We are interested in sharing our experiences and hearing about ongoing initiatives. Teaching Cafe 2: Teaching SDG8 in IB, facilitated by Noemi Sinkovics, Rob van Tulder, William Newburry, Shasha Zhao, 15 April, 8am to 9am, WMB-Yuddowitz The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8 aims to promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all. The twelve associated targets call for action in a number of interconnected domains that are of great relevance for global governance, international business, and international entrepreneurship. In this Teaching Café we will discuss how related topics can be highlighted in our international business and international entrepreneurship teaching and what adjustments we, as educators, need to make to the curriculum and our teaching practices to further this agenda. Meet the editors: Ulf Andersson, Ari van Assche, David Collings, Olli Kuivalainen, William Newburry, Rebecca Reuber, Rudolf Sinkovics, Roger Strange, Heinz Tüselmann, Elizabeth Maitland, Noemi Sinkovics, Boyd Orr - LTD; 15 April, 9am to 10.30am, to submit a specific question for the editors email rudolf.sinkovics@glasgow.ac.uk Meet the Author, Prof. Mike Peng, 15 April, 10.30 - 11.00 in the Atrium, Wolfson Medical School Building Fellows' Cafe with Prof. Mike Peng, 15 April, 12.45 - 13.30, Gannochy Room, Wolfson Medical School Building AIB UKI 50th Anniversary Panel: Frank McDonald, Heinz Tuselmann, Peter Buckley, Catherine Welch, Hinrich Voss, Marian Jones, Marianna Marra, Margaret Fletcher, Davide Castellani, 11am to 12.30, Boyd Orr - LT1 |