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The Locus of Global Innovation Photos courtesy of neworleanscvb.com New Orleans, LA USA June 27-30, 2016 Sheraton New Orleans Program Chair: Charles Dhanaraj | IMD, Switzerland BOARD MEMBERS President’s Letter Welcome to New Orleans for the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business Dear Worldwide Members of the Academy of International Business, President President-Elect Rosalie Tung Mike Kotabe Like many of you, I look forward to our gathering in New Orleans in June. New Orleans has many nicknames – the most popular one is “The Big Easy” to characterize the gentler pace of life in the city. Other nicknames are the “Birthplace of Jazz” (our 2016 logo) and the “Mardi Gras City”. New Orleans is also a very multicultural city that represents the confluence of many cultures as reflected in the variety of cuisine, entertainment and languages spoken there. Taken together, Immediate Vice President this means that while we will have a jam-packed and intellectually Past President Program (2016) stimulating program, we must nonetheless take time to savor the Nakiye Boyacigiller Charles Dhanaraj sights, sounds and tastes of our host city. A program of this magnitude and quality could only be accomplished through the concerted efforts of many. Our special appreciation to Charles Dhanaraj, Program Chair, and Sarianna Lundan, Pre-con- ference Program Coordinator, for their meticulous work in putting together the 2016 program. Thanks also to the track chairs for their Vice President Vice President hard work in processing submissions. Continuing with the wonderful Program-Elect (2017) Program-Past (2015) tradition of getting to know our host city, this year we have formalized Sarianna Lundan Ram Mudambi these activities as Community Engagement Initiatives. Thanks to Len Trevino and Mazhar Islam, AIB members from our host city, for arrang- ing several meaningful community engagement events, including an inspirational seminar by Lt. General Russel L. Honore. (Visit https:// aib.msu.edu/events/2016/CommunityEngagement.asp for details and members of the 2016 Community Engagement Team). Kudos to Tunga Kiyak and the AIB Secretariat for their wonderful support in rendering the 2016 Conference a seamless whole. Last, but not least, a hearty Vice President Vice President applause to all members for submitting papers, panels, etc. to make Administration Administration Jeremy Clegg Sumit Kundu this a successful conference. There are two new innovations for this year’s program. One is the AIB Chapters’ Leadership Workshop designed to improve the service that we provide to our members from around the world. Thanks to Matthew Mitchell and our 3 VPs Administration for putting together this daylong workshop. Another new feature is Townhall sessions to promote networking and dialog among ourselves. Thanks, Annique Un, Vice President Executive for organizing them. Administration Director Maria Alejandra G. Tomas M. Hult We will, of course, continue with our traditions of a New Members’ Gonzalez Perez Welcome (4:00–5:00 pm on June 27), the Presidential reception (7:30– INCOMING MEMBERS 9:00 pm on June 27), the Gala event at the beautiful National World (for 3-year term beginning August 1, 2016) War II Museum (7:30–10:30 pm on June 29), and the Farewell reception after the Awards Ceremony and Business Meeting on June 30. I look forward to personally welcome all of you to the Big Easy. I trust that our upcoming gathering in New Orleans will engender as many fond memories for you as it will for me. President-Elect Vice President Vice President Rosalie L. Tung Lorraine Eden Program-Elect Administration AIB President (2018) Hadi Alhorr Jiatao Li Contents Welcomes AIB President’s Letter . .IFC Letter from the Program Chair .......................................................................................2 Sponsors Conference Sponsors. .4 Contributors 2016 Program Committee .............................................................................................5 AIB 2016 Reviewers. .6 Conference Logistics General Conference Information .....................................................................................13 Sheraton Floor Maps . .14 AIB Awards AIB Fellows’ Executive of the Year ..................................................................................16 AIB Fellows’ Educator of the Year ..................................................................................17 AIB Fellows’ Eminent Scholar .......................................................................................18 2016 Program Awards. .29 Conference Highlights Conference Theme Plenary ..........................................................................................22 Community Engagement Day ........................................................................................23 Meet and Greet Networking Events/Townhalls ....................................................................24 Research Methods Clinics ............................................................................................25 A Visual Insight into AIB 2016 ........................................................................................26 AIB 2016 by the Numbers ...........................................................................................27 Conference Program AIB 2016 Program Overview .........................................................................................28 AIB 2016 Detailed Program ..........................................................................................30 Program Contributor Index ..........................................................................................88 Exhibitors 2016 Exhibitor Listing ...............................................................................................104 About AIB AIB Secretariat Staff. 112 AIB Past Presidents .................................................................................................113 Past AIB Conference Locations .....................................................................................113 AIB Fellows ...........................................................................................................114 Institutional Members. 115 AIB Chapters .........................................................................................................116 Future AIB Conferences Upcoming AIB Conferences .........................................................................................117 AIB 2017 Call For Papers ...........................................................................................118 The locus of global innovation 1 From the 2016 Program Chair Dear Colleague, Welcome to New Orleans and the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Internation- al Business! I am sure you will enjoy the city with its rich cultural heritage, an interna- tional port, and its history, including the National World War II Museum, where we will hold this year’s Gala Event. Memories of my first AIB conference at Banff, almost twenty years back, are still afresh. A warm and caring atmosphere characterized the meeting. Many senior schol- ars were intent on attending the sessions, providing feedback to new and aspiring scholars. Discovery was in the air. New relationships were established. New projects were conceived. I felt welcome. I felt inspired. Now, as program chair, my wish is that AIB 2016 will be one such for all of us! We, together, can nur- ture the spirit of camaraderie, discovery, and inspiration, as hallmarks of our AIB meetings. Our theme is “The locus of global innovation.” You and other presenters are bringing in rich insights and ideas on how multinational enterprises are adopting new geographies, new networks and new models to innovate. You will also hear how new startups and emerging markets are rewriting the geography of innovation. Just browse through the titles of the presentations; you know you are in for a treat! We are privileged to have three stellar award winners: Indra Nooyi, Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo for the Interna- tional Executive of the Year, Joseph Aoun, President of Northeastern University, for the International Educator of the Year, and Kathleen Eisenhardt, for the John Fayerweather Eminent Scholar. Nooyi will speak on “Leadership, purpose, and innovation in the changing global economy,” in the opening plenary. Aoun will be leading a panel of AIB fellows on the topic “Globalizing education: challenges, opportunities, and the AIB.” Eisenhardt will be joining along with three other leading scholars on global innovation, Yves Doz, Vijay Govindarajan, and George Yip for the conference plenary “Global innovation: The new frontier for international business.” Thirty-two distinguished scholars chaired sixteen tracks, soliciting, promoting, reviewing and selecting papers for these tracks. They worked with over 1270 reviewers to bring together 40 panels, 327 competitive papers, and 383 interactive papers. I am deeply grateful to these track chairs for this great contribution. Our sincere appreciation goes to all these reviewers and the session chairs. We have 14 showcase sessions, which set out new challenges, new ideas, and new debates. They include the JIBS Decade Award session and the Buckley and Casson Dissertation Award Finalists’ presentations. These are recorded and will be available later at AIB website as streamed videos. So, if in case you are unable to attend one, because of other session commitments, you will have an opportunity to view them after the conference.
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