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Dear Colleagues,

Welcome to the first annual conference of the Academy of International Business,

Western United States chapter (AIB-W). We are thrilled with the enormous interest in

this inaugural event. The AIB-W chapter’s purpose is to provide AIB members with

opportunities to present their research, exchange ideas, and establish professional

contacts in the field of international business.

AIB-W is a chapter of the Academy of International Business (AIB), the leading

association of scholars and specialists in international business. The AIB’s membership

now exceeds 3,000 scholars, researchers, practitioners, officials, and others from around

the world. It also includes 18 chapters worldwide, such as AIB-W, whose goal is to

facilitate knowledge exchange and networking in a more regional setting.

The success of our chapter would not be possible without the efforts of our many

supporters and friends. I am especially grateful to our Program Chair, Dr. Nila Wiese,

who has expended enormous efforts to make this conference a success. We are also

obliged to the conference authors, reviewers, panelists, participants, and volunteers,

without whom this event would not be possible. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the

University of Washington Center for International Business Education and Research for

providing the venue for this inaugural 2015 conference.

Seattle is the leading city in the U.S. Pacific Northwest region and one of the sixth

largest ports in the United States. It is a vital hub for international trade and investment,

with particular focus on the Pacific Rim. The Seattle region is home to world-class

multinational firms. It is an outstanding venue for the 2015 conference, and provides a

wonderful opportunity to learn and converse on numerous topics vital to international

business.

Very best wishes for a great conference, and thank you for your participation!

Gary Knight

Chair, AIB-W

Professor and Helen Simpson Jackson Chair

Willamette University

Salem and Portland, Oregon

[email protected]

Welcome Letter from Chapter Chair

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Executive Committee 2015-2016

Chapter Chair - Gary Knight

Professor of Global Management

Helen Simpson Jackson Chair in International

Management

Atkinson Graduate School of Management

Willamette University, Oregon

[email protected]

Membership Director - John Kalu Osiri

Director of International Business Education &

Associate Professor of Management Practice

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Nebraska

[email protected]

Acknowledgements

Conference Program Chair - Nila Wiese

Professor of International Business & Marketing

Director Business Leadership Program

School of Business & Leadership

University of Puget Sound, Washington

[email protected]

Sponsorship Director - Tanvi Kothari

Assistant Professor

School of Global Innovation & Leadership

Lucas College and Graduate School of Business

San Jose State University, California

[email protected]

Our sincerest thanks to:

Tunga Kiyak, Managing Director, Academy of International Business

Kathy Kiessling, Member Services Coordinator, Academy of International Business

Josie Gregg Kraft, Assistant Director of Community and Faculty Programs, Global Business

Center, Michael G. Foster School of Business, University of Washington

Tami Hulbert, Operations Supervisor – School of Business and Leadership, University of

Puget Sound

Maggie Zach, Business Leadership Program Student Assistant – University of Puget Sound

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Program at a Glance

Friday October 23, 2015

8:30-9:30

9:00-9:30

9:30-10:20

10:20-10:40

10:40-12:10

12:10-1:00

1:00-1:50

2:00-3:30

3:30-3:50

3:50-5:00

5:10-6:00

Registration (Paccar 294)

Welcome Remarks (Paccar 294)

Plenary—Keynote Speaker : Prof. Rosalie Tung (Paccar 294)

Coffee Break (Lounge outside Paccar 294)

Competitive Sessions 1.1 (Paccar 456, Dempsey 233 & 333)

Lunch (Lounge outside Paccar 294)

Plenary—Keynote Speaker: Prof. Mike Veseth (Paccar 294)

Competitive Sessions 1.2 (Paccar 456 & Dempsey 233)

Coffee Break (Lounge outside Paccar 294)

Competitive Sessions 1.3 (Paccar 456 & Dempsey 233)

Business Meeting & Awards (Paccar 294)

Saturday October 24, 2015

8:30-9:30

9:00-9:30

9:40-10:50

10:50-11:10

11:10-12:40

12:40-1:30

1:30-2:30

2:30-2:50

2:50-4:30

Registration (Paccar 392)

Plenary—Keynote Speaker : Prof. Sumit Kundu (Paccar 392)

Competitive Sessions 2.1 (Dempsey 233 & 333)

Coffee Break (Paccar 393)

Competitive Sessions 2.2 (Dempsey 233 & 333)

Lunch (Paccar 393)

Plenary—Profs. Leta Beard & Gary Knight, “Experiential Learning in IB”

(Paccar 392)

Coffee Break (Paccar 393)

Paper Development Workshop (Paccar 392)

Thursday October 22, 2015

6:00—8:00pm Registration & Opening Reception

Governor’s Room, Hotel Deca

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8:30 - 9:30 Registration (Paccar 294)

9:00 - 9:30 Welcome Remarks (Paccar 294)

Friday October 23

Professor Gary Knight has extensive experience in international

business in the private sector, especially regarding Europe, Japan, and

Mexico. For 15 years, he was professor of international business at

Florida State University where he developed the university’s business

study abroad programs in Europe and Japan. He was a visiting Ful-

bright Scholar at McGill University, Canada. His research emphasizes

international strategy, emerging markets, and internationalization of

small and medium enterprises.

Professor Knight has authored six books and 40 refereed articles in

academic journals, including Journal of International Business

Studies, Journal of World Business, International Executive, and

Management International Review. The U.S. House of Representa-

tives’ Committee on Small Business invited Professor Knight to

provide expert testimony on international management topics.

He has been an invited speaker at numerous universities worldwide. In

addition to graduate degrees, Professor Knight attended the University

of Paris in France and Sophia University in Japan and is fluent in

French, Japanese, and Spanish.

Nila M. Wiese is Professor of International Business and Marketing

and the Director of the Business Leadership Program at the University

of Puget Sound, in Tacoma, Washington. She earned her Ph.D. in

Marketing at the University of Oregon and has taught undergraduate,

graduate and EMBA courses in the USA, Central America, and Asia.

She served as Vice-Rectora of the Universidad the San Pedro Sula in

Honduras (1998-99), and was the University of Puget Sound’s Nat S.

and Marian W. Rogers Professor (2007-09). She has professional

experience in banking, consulting, and executive training. Prof. Wiese

also worked in small business development in Central America and

the State of Washington.

Professor Wiese’s teaching and research are in the areas of interna-

tional business strategy, base of the pyramid markets, business in

Latin America, cross-cultural values, and leadership. She recently co-

authored the book Business in Emerging Latin America (2015).

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9:30 - 10:20 Keynote Address (Paccar 294)

Rosalie Tung – AIB President

Rosalie L. Tung (Ph.D., FRSC) is the Ming and Stella Wong

Professor of International Business at Simon Fraser University,

Canada. She is the 2015-2016 President of the Academy of

International Business. Previously, she served as President of the

Academy of Management. She was formerly a Wisconsin Distin-

guished Professor, Business Administration, with the University of

Wisconsin System. Prof. Tung is a Fellow of the Royal Society of

Canada, the Academy of Management, the Academy of Internation-

al Business, and the British Academy of Management. She is the

Editor-in-Chief of the Cross Cultural Management, to be retitled as

Cross Cultural & Strategic Management (CCSM) in 2016. In addi-

tion, Prof. Tung sits on the editorial boards of many journals, and

has served as the Senior Editor of International Human Resource

Management of the Journal of World Business, and Area Editor of

International Human Resource, Comparative, and Cross-Cultural

Management of the Journal of International Business Studies.

10:20 - 10:40 Coffee Break

(Lounge in front of Paccar 294)

Thomas William Lee (Ph.D., University of Oregon) is the Hughes M.

Blake Professor of Management and Associate Dean for Academic and Fac-

ulty Affairs at the Foster School of Business, University of Washington. He

is co-creator of the unfolding model of voluntary employee turnover, job

embeddedness and psychological withdrawal states theory (PWST), and his

current research focuses on testing and extending the PWST. Tom has

published over 85 academic articles and one book, and received numerous

research awards. Most recently, he is the 2015 winner of the Herbert

Heneman Jr. Career Achievement Award from the Human Resource

Division of the Academy of Management. Tom served as Editor of the

Academy of Management Journal, as President of the Academy of Manage-

ment and on eight editorial boards. Currently, he serves on the editorial

board of the Journal of Applied Psychology. Tom is a Fellow of the Acade-

my of Management and the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psy-

chology

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Session 1.1a: Innovation (Paccar 456)

Session Chair: Hong Jen Chiu

Open Innovation: Systematization of Knowledge Exploration and Exploitation for Commercializa-

tion

Christian Tabi Amponsah, Skyline University College, United Arab Emirates

Samuel Adams, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Ghana

Open Innovation, Customer Centricity and Resource Generation: Case Study of an Emerging Econo-

my Multinational

Prashant Salwan, Indian Institute of Management Indore, India

Hemant Rathod TCS, India

Internationalization, R&D Investment, and Firm Performance

Chaiporn Vithessonthi, Khon Kaen University, Thailand

Olimpia C. Racela, Mahasarakham University, Thailand

Strategies for Configuring MNC’s Network-Ecosystem Links in Open Innovation: A Mechanism

Design Model

Hong Jen Chiu, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Session 1.1b: Emerging Economies (Dempsey 233)

Session Chair: Terry Alkire

Mutual Funds’ Ownership and Firm Performance: Evidence from China

Yanghua Zhou, Chuo University, Japan

Manufacturing Industry Competiveness: The Impact of Socio-cultural Factors on FDI Inflows to

Nigeria Since 2000

Michael Eziashi Ifeanyi, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom

Augustus Osseo-Asare, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom

Oghenetega Origho, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom

Service Quality Improvement Capabilities Impacting Firms’ Competitiveness in the Nigerian

Financial Industry – From Customers’ Perspective



Michael Eziashi Ifeanyi, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom

Seema Bhate, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom

Working for the Dragon: Chinese Investment in the U.S. Firms and the Challenge to Retain and

Attract Managerial Talent

Laura Portolese Dias, Central Washington University, USA

Terry Alkire, Central Washington University, USA

October 23 10:40 - 12:10 Competitive Sessions 1.1

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Session 1.1c: International Business Theory (Dempsey 333)

Session Chair: Tanvi Kothari

Emerging Market Economies and Institutional Theory of Strategy: Building Conceptual Framework

and Analyzing Evidence

Hyuk Kim, Otterbein University, USA

Drivers and Enablers of Internationalization on the Pacific Alliance

Jorge Heredia, Universidad del Pacífico, Peru

Institutional Pressures and Firms’ Exporting Selection Between China and USA Markets: An

Isomorphic Inertia versus Decoupling Change View

Hsiang-Lin Cheng, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

Ming-Chang Huang, Providence University, Taiwan

The Theoretical Role of Culture on Psychology Contracts: Does Culture Influence the Nature of

Expectations and Implicit Promises Related to Psychological Contracts?

Juan-Maria Gallego-Toledo, Regis University, USA

1:00 - 1:50 Plenary (Paccar 294)

Professor & Author Mike Veseth

"The Curse of the Blue Nun and the Miracle of Two Buck Chuck"

Mike Veseth is editor of The Wine Economist blog and author of more than a

dozen books including Wine Wars (2011), Extreme Wine (2013) and Money,

Taste & Wine: It’s Complicated! (2015). He is currently writing his next

book, Around the World in 80 Wines. Mike is Professor Emeritus of Interna-

tional Political Economy at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Wash-

ington, where he is also a member of the Board of Trustees. In 2010 he was

named Washington Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the

Advancement of Teaching and the Council for the Advancement and Support

of Education. Veseth’s Globaloney was selected as a Best Business Book of

2005. Wine Wars was named a Best Wine Book of 2011. The Wine Economist

was named “Best in the World” Wine Blog by Gourmand International in

2015.

12:10 - 1:00 Lunch


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Session 1.2a: Entrepreneurship (Paccar 456)

Session Chair: Gary Knight

Autonomy Delegation of EMNE Subsidiaries: an International Entrepreneurship Perspective

Dominic Buccieri, Cleveland State University, USA

JiEun Park, Cleveland State University, USA

Isomorphic Change or International Entrepreneurship? Interaction Effects of Pressures and

Opportunities on Manufacturers’ International Business Model Selections

Hasiang-Lin Cheng, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

Ming-Chang Huang, Providence University, Taiwan

The Joint Impact of International Entrepreneurial Orientation and International Market Orientation

on Firm Performance with Organizational Innovativeness and Market Turbulence as Moderating

Variables

Nicholas Mathew, Cleveland State University, USA

Emergent Paradigm in International Business: The Born Global Firm

Gary Knight, Willamette University, USA

Session 1.2b: MNCs Organizational Issues (Dempsey 233)

Session Chair: Louis Mancuso

Market for Corporate Control, Global Integration, and Structuring the Board for Monitoring: A Multi-

Country Investigation

Young Kim, University of Nottingham China, China

The Effects of Business and Political Ties on Firms’ Survival

Jung Yun Han, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Knowing Me, Knowing You: Empirical Analysis of Home and Host-Country Trust in Organization of

Ordinary and Dynamic Capabilities in MNC’s

Marko Madunic, Western Washington University, USA

Goran Skosples, Ohio Wesleyan University, USA

Disentangling Country and Firm Level Effects on Firm Equity Ownership and Firm Financial

Performance: An Exploratory Empirical Analysis

Mario Krenn, Southeastern Louisiana University, USA

Louis C. Mancuso, Louisiana State University Alexandria, USA

October 23 2:00 - 3:30pm Competitive Sessions 1.2



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October 23 3:50 - 5:00pm Competitive Sessions 1.3

Session 1.3a: International Business Education (Paccar 456)

Session Chair: Nila Wiese

Volkswagen and Porsche: One Family, Two Car Companies, & a Battle for Corporate Control

Alva Wright Butcher, University of Puget Sound, USA

Heike Nolte, University of Applied Sciences Emden-Leer, Germany

Fostering Integrative and Interdisciplinary Learning: A Business Law Exercise in Social Entrepre-

neurship, Global Health Innovation and Cloud Technology

Geneva Anne Lasprogata, Seattle University, USA

T Noble Foster, Seattle University, USA

Danone in the Latin American Bottled Water Market: A Case Study

Nila Wiese, University of Puget Sound, USA

Fernando Robles, The George Washington University, USA

Session 1.3b: Finance (Dempsey 233)

Session Chair: Chen Liu

Financial Markets Development, Business Cycles, and Bank Risk in South America

Chaiporn Vithessonthi, Kohn Kaen University, Thailand

Jittima Tongurai, Miyazaki International College, Japan

Assessment of the Impact of Transfer Pricing Penalty Regime on the Strategy and Performance

of Multinationals Corporations

Zhan Wang, Saint Louis University, USA

Sang Bong Lee, Saint Louis University, USA

Shih Hao Liu, Saint Louis University, USA

Can Club Deals Reduce Institutional Barriers to Cross-Border LBOs?

Chen Liu, Trinity Western University, Canada

Lynnette Purda, Queen’s University, Canada

Hui Zhu, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Canada

5:10 - 6:00 Business Meetings & Awards

(Paccar 294)

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Saturday October 24


Sumit Kundu, AIB Vice President Administration

Dr. Sumit K. Kundu is the James K. Batten Eminent Scholar

Chair in International Business in the College of Business Admin-

istration at Florida International University. Dr. Kundu is the

Academic Director of the Masters of International Business pro-

gram [2009-present] and served as the Faculty Director of the

Executive MBA program [2004-2008] and Ph.D. Coordinator

[2004-2009]. Dr. Kundu has taught several international business

courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels at Florida

International University, Saint Louis University, State University of

New York, Northeastern University, and Rutgers University. His

extensive international experience includes teaching at

Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), City University of Hong

Kong (China), Saint Louis University Madrid Campus (Spain), and

the Indian Institute of Management. Dr. Kundu has been the

recipient of several teaching awards namely, Best Professor in Pro-

fessional MBA program (2010), Best Professor in International

MBA program (2007), Best Professor Award in Masters in Interna-

tional Business program (2006, 2011, 2012), Outstanding Teacher

in Executive MBA program (2004), and Best Course Award in

Masters in International Business program (2012). Dr. Kundu was

named Outstanding Graduate Teacher of the Year (2003), Teacher

of the Year for Executive Masters in International Business pro-

gram (2003), and Teacher of the Year for the full-time MBA pro-

gram (2003) at Saint Louis University.

8:30 - 9:30 Registration (Paccar 392)

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Session 2.1a: Global Business Strategy (Dempsey 233)

Session Chair: Tanvi Kothari

Does Position Matter? A Choice of OEM/ ODM or OBM from A Transaction Cost Perspective

Yueh Jung Chiu, College of Management, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan

Tung Shan Liao, College of Management, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan

Ryh Song Yeh, Shantou University Business School, China

The Impact of Formal and Informal Institutional Distances on MNE Corporate Social Performance

Dawn L. Keig, Whitworth University, USA

Lance Eliot Brouthers, Kennesaw State University, USA

Victor B. Marshall, Kennesaw State University, USA

Challenges of Extending Sustainability to a Global Supply Chain

Robert N. Mefford, University of San Francisco, USA

Session 2.1b: International Marketing (Dempsey 333)

Session Chair: Nila Wiese

Traits of Urban Middle Class Consumers in India – Satisfaction Loyalty Structure Observed from

Eat-out Experiences

Naoki Nagashima, Toyo University, Japan

Yoshie Nagashima, Daito Bunka University, Japan

Destination Brand Potency: A Proposition Framework

Gaunette Marie Sinclair-Maragh, University of Technology, Jamaica; School of Hospitality

and Tourism Management, Jamaica

Idealized Images of Men and Women: A Cross Cultural Analysis of Print and Outdoor Advertise-

ment in China, Japan, and India

Nila Wiese, University of Puget Sound, USA

Lydia Hollingsworth, University of Puget Sound, USA


(Paccar 393)

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Session 2.2a: Trade and FDI (Dempsey 233)

Session Chair: John Kalu Osiri

Black Hole at the Border: Intentions for Managing System Sanctioned Inefficiencies in the Mexican

Importation Process

Travis J. Simkins, University of Wyoming, USA

How Did the U.S. Free Trade Agreements Fare? A Comparative Study of Export, Import, and

Bilateral Growth Rates for the Twenty Countries Before and After the FTA’s

Andreas Udbye, University of Puget Sound, USA

Geographical Factors in Determining IFDI Policy

Lingling Wang, Southern New Hampshire University, USA

Aysun Ficici, Southern New Hampshire University, USA

Bo Fan, Southern New Hampshire University, USA

National Innovation Efficiency and Foreign Investment on R&D

John Kalu Osiri, The University of Nebraska- Lincoln, USA

Joseph Taylor, Washington State University, USA

John Cullen, Washington State University, USA

Session 2.2b: Performance (Dempsey 333)

Session Chair: Christian Tabi Amponsah

A New Approach to Understand Firm Performance in the Pacific Alliance

Jorge Heredia, Universidad del Pacífico, Peru

Alejandro Flores, Universidad del Pacífico, Peru

María Alejandra Barrientos, Universidad del Pacífico, Peru

When SOEs Perform Better? A Multi-Country Study

Angelo Maria Solarino, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR-PRC

Tao Bai, Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China

Alexandra Kalinina, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, SAR-PRC

New Global Dimensions of Business Excellence

Christian Tabi Amponsah, Skyline University College, United Arab Emirates

Gouher Ahmed, Skyline University College, United Arab Emirates

12:40 - 1:30 Lunch (Paccar 393)

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(Paccar 393)

2:50 - 4:30 Paper Development Session (Paccar 392)

Gary Knight, Sumit Kundu, Tom Roehl, & Nila Wiese

Professor Roehl began his teaching career at the University of Washington

Business School. He has taught for MBA and Executive MBA programs at

the Michigan Business School and the University of Illinois at Urbana Cham-

paign. Prof. Roehl joined the Western Washington University faculty in

1999. His undergraduate projects class, won an award in 2006 for teaching

innovation. His research has been recognized at Western Washington with

three Dean's Research Awards. He has conducted research using information

from the aerospace, pharmaceuticals, parts supply and on-line brokerage

industries. Prof. Roehl has published in such journals as the Strategic Man-

agement Journal, Journal of International Business Studies, Long Range

Planning, Managerial and Decision Economics and Asian Business and

Management. He is co-author of a well-cited book in resource-based theory,

Mobilizing Invisible Assets.


Experiential Learning in International Business

Professors Leta Beard & Gary Knight

Prof. Leta Beard is an award-winning educator who specializes in sales

and marketing management. She has been on the faculty of the University

of Washington Foster Business School since 1996. During her tenure, she

has won numerous teaching awards including the Undergraduate

Professor of the Year for Marketing in 2006, the Wells Fargo Faculty

Award for Undergraduate Teaching in 2007, the Distinguished Contribu-

tion to Lifelong Learning Award in 2009 and the Distinguished Teaching

Award in 2015. Prof. Beard is also the lead faculty member in the Certifi-

cate in Marketing Management program. Before accepting her current

position at the University of Washington, she worked for AT&T Network

Systems (Lucent Technologies) for more than 12 years. She served in

various marketing capacities, winning several national and regional

marketing awards. She has an M.B.A. in Finance and Marketing from the

University of Washington.

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Alva Butcher, University of Puget Sound, United States [email protected]

Andreas Udbye, University of Puget Sound, United States [email protected]

Angelo Solarino, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR-PRC [email protected]

Babu John Mariadoss, Washington State University, United States [email protected]

Chen Liu, Trinity Western University, Canada [email protected]

Christian Amponsah, Skyline University College, United Arab Emirates [email protected]

Dawn Keig, Whitworth University, United States [email protected]

Dominic Buccieri, Cleveland State University, United States [email protected]

Emisa Nategh, University of Washington, United States [email protected]

Eziashi Michael Ifeanyi, University of Sunderland, United Kingdom [email protected]

Gary Knight, Willamette University, United States [email protected]

Gaunette Sinclair-Maragh, University of Technology, Jamaica [email protected]

Geneva Lasprogata, Seattle University, United States [email protected]

Goran Skosples, Ohio Wesleyan University, United States [email protected]

Gouher Ahmed, Skyline University College, United Arab Emirates [email protected]

Hong-Jen Chiu, National Taiwan University, Taiwan [email protected]

Honorio Todino, North Seattle College, United States [email protected]

Hsiang-Lin Cheng, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan [email protected]

Hyuk Kim, Otterbein University, United States [email protected]

Jieun Park, Cleveland State University, United States [email protected]

Jittima Tongurai, Miyazaki International College, Japan [email protected]

John Kalu Osiri, University of Nebraska- Lincoln, United States [email protected]

Jorge Heredia, Universidad del Pacifico, Peru [email protected]

Juan-Maria Gallego-Toledo, Regis University, United States [email protected]

JungYun Han, National Taiwan University, Taiwan [email protected]

Laura Portolese Dias, Central Washington University, United States [email protected]

Leta Beard, University of Washington, United States [email protected]

Lingling Wang, Southern New Hampshire University, United States [email protected]

Louis Mancuso, Louisiana State University-Alexandria, United States [email protected]

Lydia Hollingsworth, University of Puget Sound, United States [email protected]

Marko Madunic, Western Washington University, United States [email protected]

Mike Veseth, University of Puget Sound, United States [email protected]

Naoki Nagashima, Toyo University, Japan [email protected]

Nicholas Mathew, Cleveland State University, Hong Kong SAR-PRC [email protected]

Nila Wiese, University of Puget Sound, United States [email protected]


[email protected]

Olimpia Racela, Mahasarakham University, Thailand [email protected]

Participants

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Prashant Salwan, Indian Institute of Management Indore, India [email protected]

Robert Mefford, University of San Francisco, United States [email protected]

Rosalie Tung, Simon Fraser University, Canada [email protected]

Soraya Fatehi, University of Washington, United States [email protected]

Sumit Kundu, Florida International University, United States [email protected]

Tanvi Kothari, San Jose State University, United States [email protected]

Terry Alkire, Central Washington University, United States [email protected]

Tom Roehl, Western Washington University, United States [email protected]

Tom Lee, University of Washington, United States [email protected]

Travis Simkins, University of Wyoming, United States [email protected]

Xiaohua Yang, University of San Francisco, United States [email protected]

Yanghua Zhou, Chuo University, Japan [email protected]

Yoshie Nagashima, Daito Bunka University, Japan [email protected]

Young Un Kim, Nottingham University, China [email protected]

Yueh-Jung Chiu, Yuan Ze University & JinWen University of Science & Technology, Taiwan

[email protected]

Zhan Wang, Saint Louis University, United States [email protected]

Participants

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Alva Butcher, University of Puget Sound, United States

Andreas Udbye, University of Puget Sound, United States

Angelo Maria Solarino, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong


Carol Reade, San Jose State University, United States

Charles Chen, University of Phoenix, United States

Chen Liu, Trinity Western University

Christian Amponsah, Skyline University College, United Arab Emirates

Dawn Keig, Whitworth University

Fengru Li, University of Montana, United States

Galen Kroeck, Florida International University, United States

Gary Knight, Willamette University, United States

Gaunette Sinclair-Maragh, University of Technology, Jamaica

Gerald Albaum, University of New Mexico, United States

Hanna Trojanowska, Siedlce University, Poland

Hong-Jen Chiu, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Hsiang-Lin Cheng, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

Hussain Ramal, University of South Australia, Australia

Hyuk Kim, Otterbein University, United States

Jay Lee, Sacramento State University, United States

John Kalu Osiri, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, United States

Jorge Heredia, Universidad del Pacifico, Peru

JungYun Han, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Kamesh Mehta, National University, United States

Lawrence Arthur Beer, Arizona State University

Lingling Wang, Southern New Hampshire University, United States

Mario Krenn, Southeastern Louisiana University, United States

Marko Madunic, Western Washington University, United States

Naoki Nagashima, Toyo University, Japan

Nila Wiese, University of Puget Sound, United States

Robert Mefford, University of San Francisco, United States

Rod Carveth, Morgan State University, United States

SangYoun Lee, SUNY, New Paltz, United States

Satyanarayana Rentala, Pondicherry University, India

Tanvi Kothari, San Jose State University, United States

Terry Alkire, Central Washington University, United States

Travis Simkins, University of Wyoming, United States

Urzula Schinzel, United Business Institutes, Luxembourg

Yueh-Jung Chiu, YuanZe University, China

Zhan Wang, Saint Louis University, United States

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