The theme for the 2012 conference is ‘International Business and Sustainable Development’, and we welcome papers not only on traditional IB topics but particularly those that address the potential interaction between international business and development in emerging and transition...

The Doctoral Think Tank (DTT) is jointly organised by EIBA and by the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) programme, as part of the COST Action ISO905 project on ‘The emergence of Southern multinationals: their impact on Europe.’The DTT is organized in conjunction with the...

The Doctoral Tutorial will take place on Friday 7 December, immediately before the start of the EIBA conference. The first objective of the Tutorial is to provide an opportunity to doctoral students in International Business to discuss their research plans and their work in progress both with a...

Program: Session A: European Union Perspectives Session B: Receiving Countries' Perspectives I Session C: Receiving Countries' Perspectives II Session D: Sending Countries' Perspectives I Session F: Migration, Crisis and Adjustment in an Enlarged E(M)U

Focusing on Intra-EU mobility, this seminar explores the patterns, rights, and opportunities of skilled migrants to the UK. In addition, drawing on both quantitative and qualitative data, the seminar also explores the barriers or obstacles which may continue to impact on the mobility of skilled...

The Conference 2012 are invited in terms of competitive papers, case studies, research in progress, special sessions and doctoral research papers in any of the various track areas which include marketing, management, finance, banking, accounting, human resource management, organizational...

Topics: - Cross-border equity investments - Cross-border company acquisitions and mergers - Strategic investments - Investment by financial sponsors, including private equity funds, venture capital funds, hedge funds, etc. - Individual investors - Foreign direct investment, including by...

The conference will include sessions on agriculture, the environment, rural communities and economic development, food and related industries, land use, and development economics.

The workshop is being organised as part of a collaborative research project between Aston University, UK and Dhaka University, Bangladesh funded by the British Council under its INSPIRE (International Strategic Partnership in Research and Education) scheme. The project focuses on “Corporate...