APEF 2022 is the gathering place for economists and financial experts from academia, government, and the private sector to present their research results, exchange ideas, and network. Due to the persistence of COVID-19, the conference will be conducted in a ‘Hybrid Format’.

The main objective of the workshop is to provide advanced PhD economists, about to go on the job market, with an opportunity to present their research to their peers and leading researchers in the field in order to obtain feedback and practice the presentation of their key research ideas. We...

Conference Theme: International Capital Flows and Foreign Investment There has quite rightly been a strong focus on liberalising international trade in the Asia-Pacific. Much less attention however has been paid to liberalising foreign investment in the region. Yet economic theory suggests...

Postponement of the AIB UKI conference due to Covid19 disruption. In collaboration with AIB worldwide a decision has been taken to postpone the 2-4 April Academy of International Business UK & Ireland Conference 2020.

Theme: "What Now? International Business in a Confused World Order" The 2019 EIBA conference will be an opportunity to look at broadening the impact and footprint of international business through integration with research in other social sciences, to investigate the lessons to be learned from...

The main objective of the EIBA / EIASM Danny Van Den Bulcke Doctoral Symposium in International Business (DVDB-DS) is to provide an opportunity for young doctoral students in the field of International Business (IB) to discuss their research plans and works-in-progress with a distinguished...

This academic conference is intended to contribute to the emerging theoretical understanding and empirical base and to further advance the understanding and practice of business especially international trade and management. We welcome empirical and theoretical papers which advance our knowledge...

Programme: Session 1 “Global giants and local stars: Multinational brand amalgamation” ; Session 2 "European immigrants and the United States’ rise to the technological frontier” ; Session 3 "Accounting for cross-country productivity differences: New evidence from multinational firms"...

The Conference provides a forum for the dissemination of student research relating to issues of Globalisation and Economic Policy from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. These areas include Foreign Direct Investment, Trade, Productivity, Economics of the MNEs, Migration and Labour...

​In line with the conference theme, we therefore call for greater research in this rather less-researched, yet important aspect of international business, and the implications of MNEs’ nonmarket strategies in the current times. While we focus on this theme, we welcome papers in ALL areas of...