8th international Research seminar within the International Week 2017

Program:

Session 1: “Complexity, Innovation, Networks”

• Alan CABELLY, Portland State University (United States): “Improving Interactions between Members of Different Generations in the Workplace”
• Ali ELQUAMMAH, HEM Business School (Morocco): “Innovation in Higher Education”
• Maria Elisa FARIAS, Universidad Diego Portales (Chile): “Role of innovation in the Chilean economy”
• Terrill FRANTZ, Peking HSBC Business School (China): “Blockmaps : A Visualization Tool for Social Network Data”
• Alfredo Ricardo VARELA, UNAM - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (Mexico): “Artificial intelligence, humanity challenge”
• Nicolas ORTIZ ESAINE, ESAN (Peru): “Consumer tribes: auto-consumer segmentation”
• Arkadiusz  KOWALSKI, Warsaw School of Economics (Poland): “Territorial pattern of ICT sector development in Poland”
   

Session 2: “International Management”

• Raul Guillermo AMIGO, Universidad de San Andres, Buenos Aires (Argentina): “How to create a Multidimensional Experiential Framework” 
• Keith COOK, Edge Hill University (United Kingdom): “A comparative study of the adaptation required by international students in an international learning environment”
• Isis Olimpia GUTIÉRREZ-MARTÍNEZ, Universidad de las Américas Puebla (Mexico): “High Performance Work Practices in IberoAmerica”
• Joel HIETANEN and Jacob OSTBERG, Stockholm Business School, Stockholm University (Sweden): “The Style of the ’Invective’ – Fatalistic Tendencies of Expressionism in Late Capitalism”
• Chia-Chi SUN,  Tamkang University (Taiwan): “A conceptual framework for R&D strategic alliance assessment for biotechnology industry”
• Alfredo VALENTINO, Luiss Business School, Università Guido Carli, Rome (Italy): “Do institutional pressures affect Divisional/Regional HQs relocation? An empirical study on isomorphic, coercive and normative effects”

Session 3: “Management and Societal Responsibility of Organizations”

• Caroline COULOMBE, UQAM - Université du Québec à Montréal (Canada): The Reflexive Practitioner in Project Management : training and working
• Bozena FRACZEK, University of Economics in Katowice (Poland): “Financial education under CSR and financial inclusion”
• Edmundo R. LIZARZABURU, Universidad ESAN (Peru): “Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Reputation in the financial sector of developing countries”
• Canan MADRAN, Dokuz Eylül University (Turkey): “Motivating sustainable consumption from community-based social marketing perspective: an experimental case in higher education”
• Charbel SALLOUM, USEK School of Business (Lebanon): “Democracy across Gender Diversity and Ethnicity of Middle Eastern SME’s: How Does Performance Differ?”
• Eddy SOUFFRANT, UNC Charlotte (United States): “Why Business Ethics ?: Developing a Culture for Ethical leadership”