Research Symposium and Paper Development Workshop – 2022
Research Methods Workshops added on Day 3
Global Leadership in Context
The annual meeting of AIB-Oceania is renowned for its informal and collegial character, with excellent keynote speakers, journal editors, mentors and a developmental approach. Join us in person on 24-25 November 2022 for the Annual Research Symposium and Paper Development Workshop, hosted by QUT Faculty of Business and Law, Brisbane, Australia. On Saturday 26 November we are delighted to offer Research Methods Workshops.
AIB Member Registration is only US$55 (approx. Au$80) for the Research Symposium and PDW, including lunch and beverages on 24th and 25th, and a Symposium Dinner on 24th (subject to registration guidance). Member registration for Research Methods Workshops is US$18 for one 3-hour workshop or US$25 for two 3-hour workshops, with light refreshments included. See links below.
SUBMISSIONS OPEN! Please submit your paper abstract or panel proposal to the relevant track of the research symposium, or your paper for the PDW. DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MIDNIGHT FRIDAY 9 SEPTEMBER (AEST)
We need reviewers – please sign up!
REGISTRATION OPEN -Closes 24 October
RESEARCH METHODS WORKSHOPS – DETAILS HERE
LOCATION QUT Gardens Point Campus (P Block), Brisbane, Queensland Australia – next to the beautiful Botanic Gardens, South Bank Cultural Precinct and dining, and extensive river walks.
Keynote Speakers
Allan Bird is a Sr Professor ’at Goa Institute of Management. His research focuses on effective leadership and management at the intersections of culture in global contexts. Particular interests include the assessment and development of individual and organizational competencies and, more recently, diversity, inclusion and equity in intercultural interactions. Dr Bird’s publications appear in Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of World Business, International Business Review and Academy of Management Journal (amongst others). He is a reviewing editor for the Journal of International Business Studies. Since 2001, Dr Bird has also served as President of The Kozai Group, Inc., an international consulting firmed focused on identifying and developing exceptional talent. He has worked with companies in North America, Europe, and Japan, including AT&T, Boeing, Bose, Coca Cola, Eisai, EMC Ernst & Young, Fujitsu, GE, IBM, Medtronic, Molex, Monsanto, Nippon Express, Sharp and Watchmark.
Tine Köhler is Associate Professor for International Management at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her main research interests include cross-cultural management, cross-cultural communication and coordination, group processes, qualitative research methods, research design, meta-analysis, and regression. Her work has been published in Organizational Research Methods (ORM), Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management, European Journal Work Organizational Psychology, Small Group Research (SGR), Academy of Management Learning and Education (AMLE), Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Psychological Methods, Human Resource Management, and International Journal of Human Resource Management (amongst others). Dr Köhler is Co-Editor-in Chief at ORM and previously held Associate Editor roles at ORM and AMLE. She serves on the editorial boards of SGR, Journal of Management Studies, AMLE, Journal of Management Scientific Reports, Research Methods in Strategy and Management, and Journal of Management Education. Tine is an instructor for the Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA).
Indicative Schedule
DAY 1: We meet early on Thursday 24 November for the Research Symposium. This is a full day of research paper presentations, panel sessions, insights from our invited keynote speakers and dedicated mentoring for Women in Academy of International Business. We conclude with an early dinner, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the tropical evening of Brisbane.
DAY 2: We continue on Friday with paper and keynote speaker presentations, and small group Paper Development Workshops in which mentors and mentees are matched. We also plan interactive panels with Journal Editors and ‘spotlights’ on, for example, teaching and education, engagement and career development. We’ll also hold the Annual General Meeting, with a presentation by Professor Peter Liesch on current initiatives and future directions of Academy of International Business.
Peter Liesch is Professor of International Business at the UQ Business School and President-elect for Academy of International Business. His research interests are in firm internationalization processes and international business operations in their entirety. Peter’s work appears in the Journal of International Business Studies, Academy of Management Journal, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of World Business, Management International Review, International Business Review, among others. He was awarded a Fiftieth Anniversary Silver Medal for publications in JIBS, 2019.
DAY 3: Saturday 26 November is set aside for developmental research methods workshops. There will also be spaces available for those who wish to meet to develop cross-institutional collaborative research projects. So do consider lingering in sunny Queensland over the weekend!
Publication Opportunity
Paper presentations with appropriate fit to the editorial agenda of CPoIB will be scrutinised by members of the editorial team for a possible accelerated review process.
Participating Journal Editors
We are excited that the following Editors will join the Paper Development Workshop as mentors and panel participants, representing more than ten journals of note:
Prof. Allan Bird (Goa Institute of Management): Journal of International Business Studies, Reviewing Editor
Prof. Fang Lee Cooke (Monash University): International Business Review, Co-Editor-in-Chief; The International Journal of Human Resource Management, Co-Editor-in-Chief; Journal of World Business, Consulting Editor
Prof. Lin Cui (Australian National University): Journal of International Management, Associate Editor; International Business Review, Senior Editor
Prof. Susan Freeman (University of South Australia): International Marketing Review, Associate Editor
A/Prof. Tine Köhler (University of Melbourne): Organizational Research Methods, Co-Editor
Prof. Vikas Kumar (University of Sydney): Journal of International Management, Editor; Management and Organization Review, Senior Editor
Dr Noemi Sinkovics (University of Glasgow): Critical Perspectives on International Business, Associate Editor; Data in Brief, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Prof. William Newburry (Florida International University): AIB Insights, Editor
Prof. Siah Hwee Ang (Victoria University of Wellington): Journal of World Business, Reviewing Editor; Asia Pacific Journal of Management, Senior Editor
Prof. Hussain Rammal (University of Adelaide): Review of International Business and Strategy, Co-Editor. Journal of knowledge Management, Real Impact Editor (Oceania)
Submission Instructions & Notification
Submissions open from 15 August to 4 September (extended to 9 September). We anticipate authors will be notified by 26 September. Please use the submission links above.
Paper presentations & panels
Please submit your 1000 word abstract (not a full paper) of your international business research in-progress or panel proposal for the Research Symposium. For paper submissions, please remove all author names and other identifying information from your abstract. For panels, a short bio of each presenter should be included.
Paper development workshop
Please submit your paper of not more than 30 pages double spaced. Include contact details of all authors. Full papers are desirable but not essential as early stage ideas with a clear conceptual development and framing are also welcome.
Track Chairs
Please submit your abstract for a paper or panel proposals (or full paper for the PDW) to one of the following Track Chairs:
Track 1: Dr Miriam Moeller (m.moeller@business.uq.edu.au) Management, Movement and Interactions of People Across Borders
Track 2: Dr Alvin Tan (ac.tan@qut.edu.au): Internationalisation and International Entrepreneurship
Track 3: Dr Lili Mi (lili.mi@griffith.edu.au): Strategy, Innovation and Foreign Direct Investment
Track 4: Dr Anna Earl (anna.earl@canterbury.ac.nz): Governments, Multinational Enterprise and Institutional Complexity
Track 5: Dr Sol Abdulhak (sol.abdulhak@vu.edu.au): Rethinking Distance and Globalisation
Track 6: Dr Marina Iskhakova (Marina.Iskhakova@anu.edu.au) Education and Research Methods in International Business
Track 7: Dr Lars Isaksson (lars.isaksson@qut.edu.au) and Dr Maria Ilieva (m.ilieva@leeds.ac.uk) Ethical Leadership, Corporate Social Responsibility and Humanitarian Perspectives
PDW Track: Prof. Sara McGaughey (sara.mcgaughey@qut.edu.au) and Dr Noemi Sinkovics (noemi.sinkovics@glasgow.ac.uk)
Registration
Registration is now open and available only to members of the Academy of International Business (AIB) who are current at the time of the meeting. Non-members of AIB will need to join AIB, and membership has been bundled with Registration for the Symposium. Please refer to the “Non-member Registration” button above. To separately become a member of the AIB, please visit: https://aib.msu.edu/membership/. Regular membership is US$120 (US$40 for full-time students) and brings a host of benefits.
Enquiries
Please contact the AIB-Oceania 2022 Programme Chair: Prof. Sara McGaughey (sara.mcgaughey@qut.edu.au) or the relevant Track or PDW Chair. For local host enquiries, please contact Leanne Russell (l21.russell@qut.edu.au).
