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Sponsors 5 OPENING HOURS OF CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK/OFFICE Contents 6 Location: School Of Business And Law, General Information 7 Kunnskapsparken, Room 9i 2 38 Words Of Welcome From The Thursday: 12:00–19:00 Executive Board 8 Friday: 08:00–18:00 Program Committee 12 Saturday: 08:00–12:30 Keynote Speakers Bio 14 Phone: +4748010541 Conference Tracks And Chairs 16 Program Overview 18 The event is open to registered delegates only. Thursday, June 15Th 19 All attendees are required to wear their conference badges at all times. Distinguished Book Authors And COMPANIONS Editors Panel 21 Partners are welcome to participate in the social program. Please Social Program Thursday 21 register them as accompanying persons through our registration th Friday, June 16 22 system. Parallel Session #1 22 Parallel Session #2 23 FIRST AID ASSISTANCE Parallel Session #3 24 If first aid is required, please inform a member of the staff Sightseeing With M/S Maarten 26 immediately. Gala Diner At Scandic Kristiansand Email: [email protected] Phone: 0047 480 10 541 Bystranda Hotel 26 LOST & FOUND Awards 27 The lost and found is located at the conference office in Saturday, June 17th 28 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND LAW, Kunnskapsparken, Room 9i 2 38 Parallel Session #4 29 Parallel Session #5 30 TRANSPORTATION IN KRISTIANSAND Chair And Panel Guidelines 32 BUS Overview University Of Agder 34 Time table at http://akt.no/ Network Access 35 Departure from City Hall (Rådhuset) in the City Centre - 12 min, Bus M1, M2 and M3 (Bus map in the Conference bag) * = Presenting paper TAXI Agder Taxi: +47 380 02 000 Taxi Sør: +47 380 28 000 6 WIFI: Log on to UiA Guest 7 Username: gftnu • Password: VDQU WORDS OF WELCOME FROM THE EXECUTIVE BOARD

Dear Presenters, Participants and Guests, economics, political science, history, sociology and other relevant and approximately 1100 faculty and staff members. The academic on Dec 19, 2016, to normalize relations after six years of freeze. The China goes Global (CGG) Conferences have roots in a 2005 disciplines. We welcome the delegates, presenters, and guests activities are organized into seven faculties including the UiA School Norway’s Foreign Minister Borge Brende talked with China Daily’s Mo Rollins College conference and a subsequent foundation grant to the 11th annual conference of CGG to the University of Agder, of Business and Law. The UiA School of Business and Law is a Jingxi about his expectations for bilateral ties earlier this year (13 from the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung for a trans-Atlantic joint Kristiansand, Norway. comprehensive, academic institution with over 2 200 students and January 2017). His main points: research project with Rollins College, Georgia Tech, Harvard University 100 faculty and staff members. The school offers programs on all and Jacobs University on China’s outward investment. Ever since the Kristiansand is the fifth largest city in Norway with nearly 90,000 academic levels and provides future professionals and executives • China and Norway have complementary economies, and first conference in 2005, which was held at Rollins College in Florida, inhabitants, located on the southern tip of the country. The area has with a strong foundation in wide range of relevant subjects. both countries will benefit greatly from enhanced economic the China goes Global™ conference has benefited and thrived from a temperate climate with warm summers and cool winters and the www.uia.no/en/about-uia/faculties/school-of-business-and-law. cooperation. Norway has solid expertise and experience in the enthusiasm, motivation and dedication of the members of the climate is warmer than most other places at the same latitude with Research is the cornerstone of the academic mission of the UiA sectors such as environmental technology, maritime, offshore oil Chinese Globalization Association (CGA). 18.6 °C (65.5 °F) as an average temperature in mid-June. The city School of Business and Law. The research based education fosters and gas exploration and fish farming which can benefit China. has a compact city center and the University of Agder is located in the interaction between research and teaching with dedicated The rise of China as a global economic power and the increasing its immediate vicinity. Kristiansand has historically been part of researchers in all business disciplines. For the faculty, this means • Norway has an open economy that welcomes foreign direct awareness of its impact on international trading regimes have an international oriented region with close ties to Great Britain and publishing in top ABS-rated journals as well as being able to investment. This includes investments from China, as has engendered a new dialogue about intercontinental business continental Europe. As a consequence, most citizens speak excellent communicate new insight in student teaching. The research from the also been the case over the past years. As an advanced, matters. We founded the Chinese Globalization Association in 2012 English and several other languages are also well represented among Business School is published in leading scholarly journals as well knowledgebased economy, Norway is an attractive destination to support and encourage academic research on the phenomenon the 150 nationalities living in the city. In Norway, Kristiansand is best as in books published by top rated international publishing houses. for Chinese investment. of the contemporary globalization of China, not only as an exchange known as a summer destination, while the rest of the world knows UiA School of Business and Law is by many seen as the leading of knowledge between academic and business institutions but it as a world class center for innovations in oil-services and offshore European center for research in the field of international business • Norway is already an active member of the AIIB, and we hope also to advance public awareness of the issues. Each year, more drilling technology. Large international companies such as NOV, Aker and emerging markets. that the bank will prove to be an important vehicle for Norwegian than 100 scholars attend the China goes Global™ conference. Maritime and Schlumberger have for many years, been present in the investments in Asia. Their contributions not only add to the growth of knowledge about city employing engineers in thousands. The Nordic countries were among the first to establish diplomatic China’s modern political and economic development, global crises relations with the People’s Republic of China, and since then have • Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is currently the world’s largest of and changes in business and people interaction but also ensure a The University of Agder is a new and modern university located at enjoyed longstanding and friendly relations. While each Nordic its kind, and has already made substantial investments in China. realistic perspective on the changes we face in the world market. the southern tip of Norway. Being a driving force for societal and country values its own bilateral relationship with China, there are The Chinese Globalization Association (CGA), Inc., a non-profit regional development, the University of Agder pays close contact some areas where there may be room for further coordination. • Norway has the ambition to be a knowledge hub for polar issues organization, was formed exclusively for charitable, scientific, and with industry, organizations and cultural institutions. It is an People’s Republic of China – Norway relations date back to the and research. We have a large portion of our population living educational purposes. Its mission is to assist, promote, and advance internationally oriented university in a region exposed to strong 1950s with official establishment of diplomatic missions on 5 above the Arctic Circle in a region that generates wealth for the the development of the emerging field of study and research on international competition. www.uia.no/en. The university offers a October 1954. However, on 8 October 2010, after the announcement entire country. We have had a longstanding and mutually Chinese globalization, emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches, variety of PhD, Master’s and Bachelor’s programs covering most of the next recipient of Nobel Peace Prize (Liu Xiaobo), the relations beneficial cooperation with China on Arctic issues. China has 8 including fields of knowledge such as international business, academic disciplines. There are currently 12,000 students enrolled between the two countries deteriorated. China and Norway decided established a research facility on the island of Svalbard. 9 • Research in the Arctic is pivotal to understanding climate change and how it affects our environment, and the changes • Norway, with its superior environment of innovation, strong are happening faster in the Arctic than anywhere else. Norway research capability, and outstanding resource power, as well as also welcomed China’s participation as an observer in the Arctic unique advantages and characters in shipping, fishing, energy, Council in 2013. environmental protection and oil and gas exploration, has expanded its business ties with China from trade to investment • Norway is pleased with the rapid increase in Chinese tourists cooperation, technology transfer, engineering projects and other to Norway, and looks forward to welcoming more tourists sectors. from China in the years ahead. Norway has taken steps to facilitate swift processing of visas for Chinese nationals, and is • By December 2016, Norway has had 495 investment projects continuously looking at ways to further enhance services in this in China with investment totaling 620 million USD, while China’s regard. investment in Norway has amounted to 3.55 billion USD.

• Norwegian educational and research institutions have also • Business delegates from both sides also held seminars on shown great interest in broadening the cooperation with their China-Norway oil and natural gas collaboration, green smart city Chinese counterparts. The government’s “Panorama”-strategy on and green transformation, start-up enterprises and innovation, research and higher education lists China as one of the six priority healthcare and welfare technology, tourism, digital market and countries. There is great potential for expanding the contacts shared economy in many fields, ranging from climate research, the environment and environmental technology, energy, aquaculture, agriculture, • We are happy to welcome the CGG delegates to Norway and to polar research, and the humanities and social sciences. Some of continue making a singular contribution to the globalization the most promising areas for enhanced cooperation are green of China. This year features nearly over 100 delegates, 23 finance and clean energy. panels and 57 presentations. We hope to expand our network of friendship and develop new collegial relations leading to academic • Chinese and Norwegian enterprises signed 13 agreements of and scientific contributions as well as new funding opportunities cooperation in maritime produce import, shipbuilding, education, and business relations. energy and other sectors.

• Over 900 business elites held in-depth discussions under the theme of creating a sustainable solution and building a better future at the event, jointly hosted by the Norwegian With best regards, Embassy, ACFIC, Innovation Norway, and the China Enterprises Confederation.

• Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg hailed the renormalization of Sino-Norwegian political and diplomatic ties, saying that it has created enormous opportunity for Norway’s business and employment. She said she looked forward to restarting free trade Ilan Alon, Ph.D. talks with China, Norway’s biggest trade partner in Asia. President of CGA and Chair of CGG On behalf of the Executive Board 10 • The economies of China and Norway have strong 11 complementarity and PROGRAM COMMITTEE

CGA: PRESIDENT CGA: MEMBERSHIP AFFAIRS Bremen and director of the Chinese Globalization Association. He education and research. Extensive corporate consulting experience; Dr. Ilan ALON is Professor of Strategy and Dr. Julian CHANG is the Dean, of the AITIA has published 8 books and more than 150 scientific publications. His expert in the aluminum industry. International Marketing at the University of Institute, IMC/Octave. He received his Ph.D. latest articles are on the most recent top two worldwide trends: The Agder (UiA), Norway, and visiting professor in political science from the Department of Globalization of China (in particular Chinese OFDI to Europe) and the He is member of various review boards and professional at the University of International Business Government at Harvard University, where Digital Transformation (Design Thinking, Management Information associations. and Economics (UIBE), China. Prior to this, he also served as residential dean of Cabot Systems, Governance Concepts). Since 2010 he is a senior editor for Prof. Dr. John McIntyre, Georgia Tech Center for International Business he was George D. and Harriet W. Cornell Chair House from 1993 to 1996, and worked in the the International Journal of Emerging Markets (IJoEM). He is also an Education and Research (CIBER), Atlanta. USA; of International Business, Chairperson of University Development Office. He received his international business consultant, in particular in the information Email: [email protected] the International Business department, and Director of both the B.A. from Yale University and won a Yale-China fellowship to teach at industry and Design Thinking. He is member of various review boards China and the India Centers at Rollins College, Florida, USA. Dr. Alon Wuhan University, China. and professional associations. was also a visiting scholar at Harvard University. He published CGA: COMMUNICATION AFFAIRS over 30 books and 100 peer-reviewed articles. His China books In 1996, Chang went west to Stanford to become assistant director He was a visiting scholar at Harvard University and Stanford Dr. Francesca SPIGARELLI is Assistant include: Chinese Culture, Organizational Behavior and International of the Center for East Asian Studies. In 1997, he helped to establish University and taught courses in top MBA programs at Copenhagen Professor of Applied Economics, at the Business Management (Greenwood, 2003), Chinese Economic the Stanford Asia/Pacific Scholars Program, a university-wide Business School, Hasso Plattner Institute for Software Engineering, University of Macerata and Director of Transition and International Marketing Strategy (Greenwood, 2003), fellowship program for graduate students from Asia. He joined and Educatis University in Switzerland. Formerly he held senior the China Center. She is Vice Rector for Business and Management Education in China: Transition, Pedagogy Stanford’s Asia Pacific Research Center (A/PARC) as deputy director positions in project management in the financial industry. Entrepreneurship and Technological Transfer. and Training (World Scientific, 2005), The Globalization of Chinese in the fall of 1998 and returned to Harvard in 2001. His research Prof. Dr. Christoph Lattemann, Jacobs University Bremen, Germany. She serves as deputy for international relation Enterprises (Palgrave, 2008), Biographical Dictionary of New Chinese interests include Sino-Soviet/Russian relations, Chinese enterprise Email: [email protected] and research project of the Department of Law Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders (Edward Elgar Publishing, reform and globalization, and mass media in China. He has edited (University of Macerata) 2009), China Rules: Globalization and Political Transformation several books on Asia, including Economic Reform and Cross-Strait (Palgrave, 2009) A Guide to the Top 100 Companies in China (World Relations: Taiwan and China in the WTO (2007, with Steven Goldstein), CGA: SECRETARY She is coordinator of two European Funded project: “PEOPLE Scientific, 2010). Entrepreneurial and Business Elites of China Presidential Politics in Taiwan: The Administration of Chen Shui-bian Dr. John R. MCINTYRE has been Director of MCSA RISE: Horizon 2020” on GRAGE – Grey and green in Europe: (Emerald, 2011). (2008, with Steven Goldstein), and China Rules: Globalization and the Georgia Tech Center for International elderly living in urban areas and of “PEOPLE MCSA IRSES – 7 PF” Political Transformation (2009, with Ilan Alon, Marc Fetscherin, Business Education and Research (CIBER), on Partnering Opportunities between Europe and China in the Dr. Alon is a recipient of the Chinese Marketing Award, a dual award Christoph Lattemann, and John McIntyre). a national center of excellence, since 1993 Renewable Energies and Environmental industries. from the Tripod Marketing Association (China) and the Society for Julian Chang, Dean, Aitia Institute, IMC/Octave. and a full professor of international business She is a scientific coordinator of LUCI- Laboratory for Creativity and Marketing Advances (USA), and the prestigious Rollins College E-mail: [email protected] management and international relations Humanism, University of Macerata. Her main teaching Areas are: McKean Award for his work on education in China. He has taught with joint appointments in the College of International Business, Applied Economics, Microeconomics. courses in top Chinese MBA programs including Shanghai Jiao Tong Management and the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs of Prof. Dr. Francesca Spigarelli, Piaggia dell’Università 2, 62100 University, Fudan University, East China University for Science and CGA: VICE-PRESIDENT & RESEARCH AFFAIRS the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia. He received Macerata (Italy), Email: [email protected] Technology and China Europe International Business School. He Dr. Christoph LATTEMANN is Professor for his graduate education at McGill, Strasbourg and Northeastern is also an international business consultant, with experience in Business Administration and Information Universities, obtaining his Ph.D. at the University of Georgia. China as well as other countries in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Management at the Jacobs University Bremen. Published in over 80 journals, reviews, and book chapters. He America, and a featured speaker in many professional associations. He is the director of the Jacobs Center for is author and co-editor of ten books, including “Business and Ilan Alon, Ph.D; School of Business and Law, Universitetet i Agder, the Research on China and Globalization Management Education in China: Transition, Pedagogy and Training” Norway. Email: [email protected] and Vice-Director of the Confucius Institute and “Globalization of Chinese Enterpises”. Recipient of numerous 12 competitive grants to further the internationalization of business 13 CGA: TREASURER Prof. Wenxian ZHANG is a member of Arts KEYNOTE SPEAKERS BIO and Sciences faculty since 1995. He is a recipient of the Cornell Distinguished Faculty Service Award, Arthur Vining Davis Fellow, and a full professor at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. HELGE AASEN DR. DAVID ZWEIG JINGZHOU TAO He also won the Patrick D. Smith Award Helge Aasen was appointed chief executive David Zweig is Chair Professor, Division of Jingzhou Tao is the Managing Partner at for his academic work with Dr. Maurice O’Sullivan on “A Trip to officer of Elkem AS in April 2009. He has broad Social Science, and Director, Center on China’s Dechert LLP responsible for developing Florida for Health and Sport” (FHS Press, 2010). In addition to experience from various business areas in Transnational Relations (www.cctr.ust.hk), the firm’s Asian practice. He has almost 30 many articles on information studies, historical research, and Elkem, within operations, as well as sales, HKUST. He also teaches in the EMBA and years of experience advising Fortune 500 Chinese business management, his recent book publications marketing and commercial positions. Mr. MBA programs at the School of Business companies on China-related matters. His areas related to China include “The Biographical Dictionary of New Aasen started his career in Elkem in July 1990. Management at HKUST. He is an Adjunct of practice include international mergers and Chinese Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders”, “A Guide to the Previous experience includes engineering Professor, School of Social Sciences and acquisitions, arbitration, and corporate work. Top 100 Companies in China” (World Scientific, 2010), “The work in Norsk Ferro AS, part of Norsk Jern Holding. Mr. Aasen holds a Humanities, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha, Jingzhou has represented major Chinese, European, Japanese, Entrepreneurial and Business Elites of China: The Chinese Master’s degree in process metallurgy from the Technical University Hunan, and Vice-President of the Center on China’s Globalization and American companies in hundreds of transactions in China on Returnees Who Have Shaped Modern China (Emerald, 2011), in Trondheim (NTNU) and has completed the IMD programme for (Beijing). such matters as merger and acquisition; tax planning; strategic and “A Winter in Sunshine” (Shanghai University Press, 2012). executive directors in Lausanne, Switzerland. Since 2011, Mr Aasen alliances; and intellectual property protection. He has acted as has been a member of the board of China National Bluestar Company, In June 2012, he gave the former head of the Organization counsel, chief arbitrator or party nominated arbitrator in over a Prof. Wenxian Zhang, Rollins College, 1000 Holt Avenue, Winter the owner of Elkem. Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Li Yuanchao (the hundred international arbitration proceedings involving merger and Park, FL 32789, USA; Email: [email protected] current Vice President), an evaluation of the CCP’s 1000 Talent acquisition, letters of credit, construction projects, management Elkem is a company that produces solar grade silicon, silicon, alloys Program. contracts, joint ventures, tax planning, strategic alliances, technology for the foundry industry, carbon and microsilica. Elkem is owned transfers, trademark licensing agreements, agency agreements, and CGA: MARKETING by China National Bluestar Group Co. Ltd. (Bluestar), which bought LECTURE TITLE international sales of goods. Dr. William Hua WANG is Associate Dean, the company from Orkla Group for 2 billion USD in 2011. The deal China Goes Out for Energy and Talent: Success and its Limits EMLyon, Dean, EMLYON Asia, French Dean, excluded 85 percent of the sister company Elkem Energi AS. International arbitration related positions currently held by Jingzhou Asia Europe Business School, France. His include: research interests center on the innovation The company serves the construction, transport, engineering, • Member of the Court, ICC International Court of Arbitration; • management, foreign direct investment, packaging, aluminium, chemical and electronic industries. Elkem has Member of the Advisory Committee of China International Economic industrial clusters, globalization strategy 13 factories in Europe, North America, South America and Asia and Trade Arbitration Commission; • Member of International of Chinese companies, and the automotive Advisory Board, Hong Kong International Arbitration Center; • Member industry in China. He has more than 100 publications in journals, LECTURE TITLE: of the Board of Trustee of Foundation International for Arbitration book chapters and in conference proceedings, including Asia Pacific Chinese Ownership and Growth Strategy Advocacy; • Member of the Editorial Board of Global Arbitration Journal of Management. He has taught courses in leading MBA and Review; • Co-Chair of China International Arbitration Club. EMBA programs. He is the Director of China Euro-Mediterranean Mr. Tao is an adjunct professor at Peking University Law School, East Center of Diversity (CEMCD) research center, steering committee China University of Political Science and Law, China University of member of Gerpisa (international automobile industry research Political Science and Law for the MBA program, and a specially-invited network), one of the 30 think tank members of 21st China professor of law for the International Arbitration Program at Tsinghua Business Herald Automobile Center. Wang received a PhD from University School of Law Université Pierre Mendes France, in France. Prof. Dr. William Hua Wang, EMLyon, France. SPEECH TITLE E-mail: [email protected]. Dispute Resolutions of Chinese Outbound Mergers 14 and Acquisitions 15 CONFERENCE TRACKS AND CHAIRS

THURSDAY, JUNE 15TH Session 3.2 – Competitive Session 4.3 – Competitive 18:00 – 19:00 13:45 – 15:15 Track: OFDI: Determinants And Location Track: Strategic HRM Of Chinese MNCs Choice Room: B2 003 Room: Kunnskapsparken cafeteria Session 2.1 – Competitive Room: B2 003 Chair: Christoph Lattemann, Jacobs Book presentations Track: Knowledge And Innovation Chair: Bo Liang, Saint Vincent College University Chair: Wenxian Zhang, Rollins College Zhang, Room: B2 001 Rollins College Chair: Richard Nakamura, University Of Session 3.3 – Competitive Session 4.4 – Panel Gothenburg Track: Chinese Innovation Track: Chinese Overseas Room: B2 002 Investments In Europe FRIDAY, JUNE 16TH Session 2.2 – Competitive Chair: Ziaul Haque Munim, University Of Agder Room: B2 014 Chair: Tormod Ludvik Nilsen, Wikborg Rein 09:45 – 11:15 Track: Negotiation, Language And Culture Room: B2 002 Session 3.4 – Competitive Law Firm Track: OBOR: Upgrading Of Capabilities Session 1.1 – Competitive Chair: William Hua Wang, Asia Europe Room: B2 001 Track: Media And Communication Business School Chair: Stina Torjesen, University of Agder 10:30 - 12:00 Room: B2 001 Chair: Francis Ulgado, Georgia Tech Center Session 2.3 – Competitive Track: Chinese Institutions Session 3.5 – Competitive Session 5.1 – Competitive Track: China And Africa Track: Chinese Globalization Strategies Session 1.2 – Competitive Room: B2 006 Room: B2 006 Room: B2 004 Track: Geopolitics Chair: Daniel Rottig, Florida Gulf Coast Chair: Naima Saeed, University of Agder Chair: Torbjørn Bjorvatn, University of Agder Room: B2 004 University Chair: Jean-Francois Hennart, Tilburg Session 5.2– Panel University Session 2.4 – Panel Track: Confucius Intstitute And Global Track: Chinese Tourism In Norway Room: B2 014 Session 1.3 – Competitive Expansion SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH Chair: Sissel Hammerstrøm,Bi Track: Government Policies Room: B2 014 Room: B2 002 Chair: Francesca Spigarelli, University Of 08:30 - 10:00 Session 5.3 – Panel Chair: Marco R. Di Tommaso, University Of Macerata Track: Chinese-Nordic Relations Ferrara Session 4.1 – Competitive Track: Chinese M&As Room: B2 001 Room: B2 001 Chair: Lars Oxelheim, University of Agder 15:30 – 17:00 Chair: Timon Haasis, Justus Liebig University Giessen Session 3.1 – Competitive Track: Chinese EMNEs Session 4.2 – Competitive Room: B2 004 Track: Outward Industry Impacts Chair: Lars Oxelheim, University of Agder Room: B2 002 16 Chair: Leonardo Stanley, CEDES 17 PROGRAM OVERVIEW THURSDAY, JUNE 15TH School of Business and Law, UiA, Kunnskapsparken, Gimlemoen 19

THURSDAY 15TH OF JUNE 14:00 - 16:00 Tour in the Jegersberg forest (leaving at 14:00 Place: School of Business and Law, UiA, 19:30 – 22:00 09:25 – 09:45 20:00 – 22.30 from School of business and law, Gimlemoen Kunnskapsparken, Gimlemoen 19 Welcome BBQ Coffee Break Gala Dinner, Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda 19, outside the main entrance) Place: School of Business and Law, hotel. Entertainment, Speeches and Awards Guide: Professor Trond Randøy 12:00 - 14:00 Gimlemoen 19, Kristiansand 09:45 – 11:15 Closed meeting for the Board Kunnskapsparken Cafeteria Parallel session #1 Keynote Speech: About: Jegerberg is a large forest close to Place: Meeting room Beta More info at page: 22-23 Tao Jingzhou, Dechert LLP Beijing town with lakes and marked trails. These and many more trails are situated in a magnificent 14:00 - 16:00 11:15 – 11:45 terrain where parts of the old road, Vestlandske Tour in the Jegersberg forest FRIDAY 16TH OF JUNE Photo session Hovedvei, runs. Along the route you will Guided by Professor Trond Randøy Place: outside the Library SATURDAY 17TH OF JUNE NB! NEW PLACE: University of Agder, encounter beautiful forestry, gorgeous tarn and Meeting place: Main entrance of School of Gimlemoen 25, Kr.sand, Auditorium B1007 Place: University of Agder, Gimlemoen 25, lakes. underway. www.visitnorway.com/listings/ Business and Law 11:45 – 12:45 Kristiansand jegersberg/86353/ 07:00-08:00 Lunch 16:00 – 18:00 Place: Lilletunstova, Kafe Kampus Taiji Morning Workout 08:30 – 10:00 16:00 - 18:00 Registration. Place: Reception in the Registration. Place: Reception in the School (Meeting place: Outside the Library) Parallel session #4 Closed parallel sessions (by invitation) of Business and Law, UiA, Gimlemoen 19 12:45 – 13:45 More info at page: 25-26 16:00 - 17:00 Edited book - Room Beta – Chair Prof. Wenxian 07:30 – 08:30 Keynote Speech: David Zweig Chair Professor, The Hong Kong Zhang Registration 10:00 – 10:30 17:00 - 18:00 EU project - Room Alpha – Chair Dr. Christoph Closed Parallel sessions Place: Outside the University Library University of Science and Technology Coffee break Place: Auditorium B1 007 Lattemann 18:00 - 18:15 Introduction of School of Business and Law by 16:00 - 17:00 08:30 – 08:50 10:30 – 12:00 Dean Kristin Wallevik Edited Book – Room Beta Opening Speeches 13:45 - 15:15 Parallel session #5 Parallel session #2 18:15 – 19:15 Distinguished Book Authors and Editors Panel Place: Auditorium B1 007 More info at page: 25-26 Place: Kunnskapsparken Cafeteria 17:00 - 18:00 More info at page: 22-24 19:30 - 23:00 Welcome BBQ EU project – Room Alpha Keynote Speech: 12:00 – 12:15 15:15 – 15:30 Place: School of Business and Law, Harald Furre, Mayor of Kristiansand Wrap up Kunnskapsparken Cafeteria, Gimlemoen 19, 18:00 – 18:15 Coffee Break municipality Place: Auditorium B1 007 Kristiansand Introduction of School of Business and Law You will enjoy delicious roasted lamb by Jens by Dean Kristin Wallevik 15:30 – 17:00 Keynote Speech: Eide, well known for his fantastic meat dishes. Place: Kunnskapsparken kafeteria Karl-Heinz Frank Reichert, Rector and Parallel session #3 Please be aware of that changes in the More info at page: 24-25 The chefs are grilling Whole lamb, pork, sausages. Professor, University of Agder program may occur This are served with different kinds of potatoes, 18:15 – 19:15 salads and sauces. Distinguished Book Authors 08:50 – 09:25 18:30 – 20:00 Closing remarks and Editors Panel Kunnskapsparken Keynote Speech: Sightseeing with M/S Maarten Organizing Committee 18 Cafeteria Helge Aasen, CEO of Elkem AS Place to meet: see map at page 34 19 Distinguished book authors and editors panel SOCIAL PROGRAM THURSDAY JUNE 15TH School of Business and Law, UiA, Gimlemoen 19 Guided Tour in the Jegersberg forest 14:00 – 16:00 18:15 – 19:15 Room: kunnskapsparken cafeteria Place to meet: Main enterance at School of Business and Law, Book presentations Gimlemoen 19 CHAIR: Wenxian Zhang, Rollins College Jegersberg is a large forest close to town with lakes and marked China’s Way to The U.S. Market: China’s Outbound Foreign Direct trails. These and many more trails are situated in a magnificent Investment in the United States terrain where parts of the old road, Vestlandske Hovedvei, runs. Along Bo Liang, Saint Vincent College the route you will encounter beautiful forestry, gorgeous tarn and Li Yan, Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University lakes. underway. www.visitnorway.com/listings/jegersberg/86353/

Emerging Markets and Financial Globalization: A Comparative Analysis WELCOME BBQ, THURSDAY JUNE 15TH Leonardo Ernesto Stanley, CEDES 19:30 – 22:00 Belt and Road: A Game Changer? In the School of business and law, Kunnskapsparken Cafeteria, Alessia A. Amighini, Università del Piemonte Orientale Gimlemoen 19, Kristiansand Filippo Fasulo, University of Milan Fabio Indeo, Hanyang University You will enjoy delicious roasted lamb by Jens Eide, well known for his Maria Lagutina, Saint Petersburg State University fantastic meat dishes. Yuan Li, University of Cambridge Xavier Richet, University Sorbonne Nouvelle The chefs are grilling Whole lamb, sausages. This are served with Joel Ruet, University of Paris different kinds of potatoes, salads and sauces. Valeria Talbot, ISPI Xieshu Wang, University of Paris 20 21 TH Parallel Session #1 SESSION 1.3 – COMPETITIVE Link to the Future: Personal Leadership Development Plans as a FRIDAY, JUNE 16 Track: Government Policies Form of Mobilizing MBA Students in China 9:45 – 11:15 University of Agder, Gimlemoen 25, Kristiansand Room: B2 002 *Jan Ketil Arnulf, BI Norwegian Business School - Knut Hamsund, B1 007 CHAIR: Marco R. DI Tommaso, University of Ferrara *Weitao Zhao, BI Norwegian Business School SESSION 1.1 – COMPETITIVE Track: Media And Communication Government Influence and the Internationalization of Emerging Room: B2 001 SESSION 2.2 – COMPETITIVE 07:00 - 08:00 Taiji Morning Workout Market Firms CHAIR: Francis Ulgado, Georgia Tech Center Meeting place: Outside the Library of University * Fernando Angulo-Ruiz, MacEwan University Track: Negotiation, Language And Culture of Agder Albena Pergelova, MacEwan University Room: B2 002 Stakeholders’ Perceptions of Chinese Takeovers: The case of William Wei, MacEwan University CHAIR: William Hua Wang, Asia Europe Business School 07:30 - 08:30 Registration. Place: Outside the Library Germany and Italy 08:30 - 08:50 Opening speeches. Place: Auditorium B1 007 * Francesca Spigarelli, University of Macerata The Political Economy of Chinese Investment in “One-Belt, One-Road When not enough Chineseness and too much Swedishness is good Keynote Speaker: Harald Furre, Mayor of Katiuscia Vaccarini, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (OBOR)” Countries enough for Business Negotiations in Singapore: a study of Diaspora, Kristiansand Municipality Michael Nippa, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano * Ka Zeng, University of Arkansas Fayetteville Heteroglossia and the Centripetal forces of Unitary Language Keynote Speaker: Frank Reichert, Rector and “The Geo-strategic Aspects of China’s Belt-and-Road Strategy” * Cheryl Marie Cordeiro, University of Gothenburg Professor at the University of Agder The Internationalization of Chinese Firms and Negative Media *Ji Yue, University of Macau 08:50 - 09:25 Keynote Speaker: Helge Aasen, CEO of Elkem Coverage: The Case of Geely’s Acquisition of Volvo Cars High-Performance Courts: The Myth of the Chinese Non-Team Lecture title: Chinese Ownership and Growth * Tony Fang, Stockholm University Et foredrag mangler her: “The Geo-strategic Aspects of China’s Belt- * Jan Ketil Arnulf, BI Norwegian Business School Strategy Diana Chimenson, Stockholm University and-Road Strategy” Tomas Casas I Klett, BI Norwegian Business School 09:25 - 09:45 Coffee Break *Ji Yue, University of Macau Globalization 5.0 Led by China: Framing OBOR as Initiatives of 09:45 - 11:15 Parallel session #1 (More info at page: 22-23) Limits of a Second Language: Native and Second Languages in “Development” and “Win-Win” to Global Communities 11:15 - 11:45 Photo session Management Team Communication *May Hongmei Gao, Kennesaw State University * Jan Ketil Arnulf, BI Norwegian Business School Meeting point: Outside the Library Parallel Session #2 Wanwen Dai, BI Norwegian Business School 11:45 - 12:45 Lunch. Place: Lilletunstova, Kafe Kampus SESSION 1.2 – COMPETITIVE 13:45 – 15:15 12:45 - 13:45 Keynote Speaker: David Zweig Chair Track: Geopolitics Professor, The Hong Kong University of Science Room: B2 004 SESSION 2.3 – COMPETITIVE and Technology CHAIR: Jean-Francois Hennart, Tilburg University SESSION 2.1 – COMPETITIVE Track: Chinese Institutions Lecture title: Goes Out for Energy and Talent: Track: Knowledge And Innovation Room: B2 006 Success and its Limits. Effect of Preferential Trade Agreements on Energy Trade from Room: B2 001 CHAIR: Daniel Rottig, Florida Gulf Coast University 15 min QA. Place: Auditorium B1 007 Chinese and Exporters’ Perspectives CHAIR: Richard Nakamura, University of Gothenburg 13:45 - 15:15 Parallel session #2. (More info at page: 23-24) *Philipp Galkin, King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center China’s New Government International Investment Roles under 15:15 - 15:30 Coffee Break Carlo Andrea Bollino, King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center Entrepreneurs’ Expectations for Job-Growth in their Businesses President Xi Jinping 15:30 - 17:00 Parallel session #3. (More info at page: 24-25) Tarek Atalla, King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center in China: Influenced by Entrepreneurial Human and Social Capital * Stephen C. Thomas, University of Colorado Denver 18:30 - 20:00 Sightseeing with M/S Maarten Acquired in Education and Training * Ji Chen, University of Colorado Denver What Attracts China’s Contracts to Latin America? An Empirical Study 20:00 - 22:30 Gala Dinner, Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda * Thomas Schøtt, University of Southern Denmark of the Pattern and Determinants of Chinese Contracts hotel. Place: Østre Strandgate 74, Kristiansand Does a More Pro-Active China Bring Stability to Afghanistan and * Gao Zhijun, Claremont Graduate University China in the Transnational Networks of Knowledge Producers: Entertainment, Speeches and Awards Pakistan? * Jiang Wanjun, Claremont Graduate University Implication for Growth, Innovation and Competitiveness. An * Stina Torjesen, University of Agder Keynote Speaker: Tao Jingzhou, Dechert LLP Feng Yi, Claremont Graduate University Investigation on the case of Health Sciences Beijing *Marco R. Di Tommaso, University of Ferrara An Investigation of Chinese Tourists’ Ethical Consumption Behavior Chiara Pollio, University of Ferrara 22 in the UK Lauretta Rubini, University of Ferrara 23 *Yujie Cai, Swansea SESSION 2.4 – PANEL The Role of Experience in FDI Location Choice: Endogenous Risk, SESSION 3.4 – COMPETITIVE Track: Confucius Intstitute And Global Expansion Exogenous Risk, and High-Level Government Visits Track: OBOR: Upgrading Of Capabilities Room: B2 014 *Hinrich Voss, Leeds University Business School Room: B2 001 CHAIR: Francesca Spigarelli, University of Macerata Peter J Buckley, Leeds University Business School CHAIR: Stina Torjesen, University of Agder Liang Chen, Leeds University Business School Christoph Lattemann, Jacobs University Jeremy Clegg, Leeds University Business School Do ASEAN Countries Gain from China’s Belt and Road Initiative? Ricky Heggheim, Bergen Konfutse Institutt *Jan P. Voon, Lingnan University of Hong Kong Hinrich Voss, Leeds University Greenfield Investments or Acquisitions by Chinese MNEs? The Influence of FDI Motives and Ownership type An Empirical Study of the Trade Effect of Chinese Outbound Direct *Diego Quer, University of Alicante Investment on the Countries Along the Belt and the Road *Rosario Andreu, University of Alicante *Mingxia Zhu, University of International Business and Economics Parallel Session #3 Enrique Claver, University of Alicante *Xiaohong Zhang, University of International Business and Economics 15:30 – 17:00 Laura Rienda, University of Alicante Qihang Xu, University of International Business and Economics Rosario Andreu, University of Alicante SESSION 3.1 – COMPETITIVE ‘One Belt, One Road’ and China’s Geoeconomic Strategy in the South The Chinese Firms’ Utilization of Foreign Acquisitions in Out-of-the- Track: Chinese EMNEs Pacific Mainstream Mature Economies for Enhancing Innovation Capabilities Room: B2 004 *Jian Zhang, University of New South Wales *H. Richard Nakamura, University of Gothenburg CHAIR: eLars Oxelheim, University of Agder *Patrik Ström, University of Gothenburg Relational Competence vs. Local Isomorphism: Strategic Choices of SESSION 3.5 – COMPETITIVE EMNEs in Advanced Economies Track: China And Africa SESSION 3.3 – COMPETITIVE * Xiaohua Yang, University of San Francisco Room: B2 006 Liang Wang, Tianjin University Track: Chinese Innovation CHAIR: Naima Saeed, University of Agder Hongjuan Zhang, Tianjin University Room: B2 002 CHAIR: Ziaul Haque Munim, University of Agder The Non-interference policy and Chinese State-owned Multinational Chinese Emerging Market Multinationals’ Globalization to Developed Enterprises in Africa: A Political Strategy Perspective Markets: A Qualitative Analysis Measurement for the development and promotion of business *Roger Fon, University of Kent * Daniel Rottig, Florida Gulf Coast University relations between the Free City of Bremen and the Peoples Republic Fragkiskos Filiapaios, University of Kent Rui Torres de Oliveira, Florida Gulf Coast University of China *Mathias Hempen, Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen Dragons in Lion Territory: China’s Business Relations with Africa Explaining the Globalization of Chinese MNEs –A Dynamic *Emmanuel Kodzi, Rollins College Embedded, Multilevel Framework “Made in China 2025”: China’s National Innovation System in *Christoph Latteman, Jacobs University Transition * Ilan Alon, University of Agder *Christoph Mingtao Shi, University of Applied Sciences * Francesca Spigarelli, University of Macerata * Svetla Marinova, Aalborg University People Becoming Entrepreneurs in Greater China: Changing Inclusion of Genders, Generations and Educational Strata in Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong SESSION 3.2 – COMPETITIVE *Liu Ye, Zhejiang sci-tech University Track: OFDI: Determinants And Location Choice Room: B2 003 24 CHAIR: Bo Liang, Saint Vincent College 25 SIGHTSEEING WITH M/S MAARTEN AWARDS Friday, June 16th, 18:30 – 20:00 The Nominees for Best Paper Award are

If you want to join the Boat trip and have not already signed up in the Registration form, Effects of Trade Facilitation Measures on Trade Between China and Countries along “One Belt, please contact Miriam Joakimsen at [email protected]. One Road” Juan Zhang, Zhouhong Wu You’ll be on a fantastic boat trip in the idyllic archipelago around Kristiansand. M / S Maarten has been built with scenic attractions in mind. The lounge has large windows that allows you Government influence and the internationalization of emerging market firms, Fernando to see all the sights in comfort. M / S Maarten has lots of deck space. Angulo-Ruiz, Albena Pergelova, William Wei www.maarten.no/en Relational Competence vs. Local Isomorphism: Strategic Choices of EMNEs in Advanced Departure at Pir 6 in the harbour (map attached), and the boattrip arrives at Sjøhuset Economies, Liang WANG, Hongjuan ZHANG, Xiaohua YANG Restaurant, for dinner. Willingness to Work for Emerging Multinationals, Jianhong Zhang, Chaohong Zhou, Désirée van Gorp, Guangbin Zhang

The Political Economy of Chinese Investment in “One-Belt, One-Road (OBOR)” Countries, Ka Zeng

Chinese Emerging Market Multinationals’ Globalization to Developed Markets: A Qualitative Analysis, Rui Torres de Oliveira, Daniel Rottig

What Attracts China’s Contracts to Latin America? An Empirical Study of the Pattern and Determinants of Chinese Contracts, Yi Feng, Zhijun Gao, Wanjun Jiang

GALA DINER AT SCANDIC KRISTIANSAND BYSTRANDA HOTEL THE NOMINEES FOR BEST REVIEW AWARD ARE 20:00 – 22:30 Hongjuan Zhang, Tianjin University, College of Management and Economics, CN Address: Østre strandgate 74, 4608 Kristiansand, www.scandichotels.no Yulia Muratova, Aarhus University, Management, DK Timon Immanuel Haasis, Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Economic Geography, DE If you have not already signed up for the Dinner in the Registration form, please contact Jane Du, National University of Singapore, East Asian Institute, SG Miriam Joakimsen at [email protected]. NACA and IJoEM is the official sponsors of the “China goes Global” best paper awards for 2017. All papers were blind reviewed to be accepted to the conference. All submitted papers were WUSHU narrowed down to a list of 7 finalists. The conference organizers, in addition to the Editor-in- Li Shaoyue and Chen Xi from Confucius Institute in Bergen performing Wushu. Chief Prof. Ilan Alon, further reviewed them and selected the best papers for an award. The Wushu, meaning martial arts, considered by many as China’s national sport. Wushu has long Editor-in-Chief will present the best paper awards. roots in Chinese history and is closely related to Chinese culture, philosophy and medicine. Chinese martial arts provides varied and exciting training for all regardless of age, physical condition and ambitions.

26 27 PARALLEL SESSION #4 Market Structure and Resource Reallocation: Evidence from China’s Steel Industry 08:30 - 10:00 *Xinpeng Xu, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

SESSION 4.1 – COMPETITIVE Creative Industry 4.0: A New Chinese Revolution? Track: Chinese M&As *Lorenzo Compagnucci, University of Macerata Room: B2 001 Francesca Spigarelli, University of Macerata CHAIR: Timon Haasis, Justus Liebig University Giessen

The Impact of Financial Structures and SESSION 4.3 – COMPETITIVE TH Bilateral Tensions on Chinese Cross-border M&As Track: Strategic HRM Of Chinese MNCs SATURDAY, JUNE 17 *Junjuan Xia, Newcastle University University of Agder, Gimlemoen 25, Kristiansand Room: B2 003 Yan Zeng, Newcastle University CHAIR: Christoph Lattemann, Jacobs University Aly Salama, Newcastle University 08:30 - 10:00 Parallel sessions #4, (More info at page:29) 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee break Willingness to Work for Emerging Multinational Domestic and Cross-Border Acquisitions of Firms in China: The 10:30 - 12:00 Parallel sessions #5, (More info at page:30) *Jianhong Zhang, Nyenrode Business University S-Curved Hypothesis 12:00 - 12:15 Wrap up (Auditorium B1 007) Chaohong Zhou, Nyenrode Business University *Yulia Muratova, Aarhus University Désirée van Gorp, Nyenrode Business University Please be aware of that changes in the program may occur Guangbin Zhang, Nyenrode Business University Using Computer Modeling, Analysis and Simulation for Governmental Closing remarks and Corporate Policy Evaluation Organizing Committee Knowledge transfer and HRM in and out of China *F. LeRon Shults, University of Agder *Katja Lehland, Elkem AS Justin E. Lane, University of Agder

SESSION 4.4 – PANEL SESSION 4.2 – COMPETITIVE Track: Chinese Overseas Investments In Europe Track: Outward Industry Impacts Room: B2 014 Room: B2 002 CHAIR: Tormod Ludvik Nilsen, Wikborg Rein Law Firm CHAIR: Leonardo Stanley, CEDES Yipeng Liu, University of Birmingham Chinese Luxury Cosmetics: How the Beauty Ideal Affects Strategies Peter Ping Li, Liverpool University of Western Companies Xian Jiaotong, Liverpool University *Tiziano Vescovi, Andrea Pontiggia, Ca’Foscari University of Venice Christoph Lattemann, Jacobs University Tatjana Mihajlovic, University of Banja Luka Yijun Xing, Beijing Jiao Tong University 28 29 Parallel Session #5 SESSION 5.2– PANEL Track: Chinese Tourism In Norway 10:30 - 12:00 Room: B2 014 CHAIR: Sissel Hammerstrøm, BI SESSION 5.1 – COMPETITIVE Track: Chinese Globalization Strategies Zhang Jie, GoDigital Room: B2 004 Christian Lunde, Visit Norway CHAIR: Torbjørn Bjorvatn, Universitetet i Agder An Investigation of Chinese Tourists’ Ethical Consumption Behavior China’s Overseas Economic Zones and its ‘Going Global’ Strategy in the UK *Jennifer Anchali Stapornwongkul, University of Freiburg Yujie Cai, Swansea University

Knowledge Transfer in Chinese Cross-Border Acquisitions in Developed Economies: An Organizational Learning Perspective SESSION 5.3 – PANEL *Timon Haasis, Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen Track: Chinese-Nordic Relations Ritam Garg, University of Erlangen-Nurember Room: B2 001 Ingo Liefner, Leibniz University Hannover CHAIR: Lars Oxelheim, University of Agder Benchmarking Chinese port container terminal efficiency: Exploring Tony Fang, Stockholm Business School key efficiency drivers Mette Pedersen, University of Agder *Ziaul Haque Munim, University of Agder Siri Mathiesen, NHO – Confederation of Norwegian Enterprises *Naima Saeed, University of Agder Feifei Qin, Soochow University

30 31 Panel Meetings A timekeeper will also be assigned to each room to let speakers CHAIR AND PANEL GUIDELINES We are asking panel Chairs to coordinate a discussion or a time to know when they have 5 minutes left, 1 minute and when they are meet with presenters prior to their panel. We also ask Chairs and out of time. (The timekeeper will also monitor time for audience Presenters to arrive in their presentation rooms 15 minutes before questions and comments.) their panel session begins to test equipment, etc. Panel Materials Panel Session Guidelines Chairs as well as Presenters should review the abstracts and papers The time allocated for each panel session is 105 minutes: for their session ahead of the conference meeting time. We hope that Chairs and Presenters will be able, where possible, to draw a. The Chair will take roughly 5 minutes to open the session, comparisons or discuss similar findings in the related papers. introduce the Presenters, and set the context for the discussion. Equipment b. Each Presenter will take no longer than 12 minutes to present Note: It will not be possible for presenters to use their own laptops their material. If any presenter would like to use PowerPoint during their session so please load any materials to the conference slides, we ask that he or she use no more than 6 content computers prior to the start of your session. slides (+ 1 for title and authors’ reference). Please bring your presentation with you on a flash drive and upload to There will be one computer in each conference room that is synched the conference laptop in the assigned room ahead of your to a projector. Please put your slides on a USB drive. We ask that presentation time. Based on the number of papers presented Presenters do not use live internet connections due to the number of in each session, the Chair might contact directly all presenters speakers and sessions. to adjust the time of presentation and number of power point slides. Role of Chair The Chair has responsibility for moderating the session and ensuring c. Following the presentations, the Chair will open the discussion to that the discussion is lively, informative and stays on time. We ask the audience, giving the floor to Discussant first. Each presenter that Chairs: will act as discussant of the previous paper (the last paper will be discussed by the first presenter). Discussant may decide to 1. Ask presenters for their papers or abstracts for their session make a one-slider (ppt) with constructive but critical questions. prior to the conference 2. Meet with their Presenters prior to the start of their session. d. The Chair will monitor the time taken by Presenters as well as 3. Ensure that all PPT slides for the session are uploaded on the audience members. The Chair will conclude the session with a conference computer, and 5minute wrap-up. 4. Be actively involved in the discussion.

Scientific papers can be downloaded at the following link: www. Role of Presenters chinagoesglobal.org/conference/paper-submission/. In case a full As previously mentioned in the Panel Session Guidelines (b.), paper is not available (for interactive presentations), please contact presenters should plan their presentations to stay within the allotted directly the Conference host ([email protected]). time of 12 minutes. We ask that they not read their papers but instead focus on learnings and conclusions that encourage discussion. If a Presenter would like to use slides, we ask that he or she limit the number of content slides to 6, using the rule of thumb that it takes roughly 2 minutes to present each slide. 32 33 OVERVIEW UNIVERSITY OF AGDER WIFI: Log on to UiA Guest Username: gftnu • Password: VDQU Campus Kristiansand, Gimlemoen

Most buildings on Gimlemoen, and many auditoriums and other rooms have been named after historical people linked to academic activity and/or region. Below Standing list gives an overview of the buildings and rooms names are related to:

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND LAW: Gimlemoen 19 B-BUILDING (Auditoriums): Gimlemoen 25 Alpha: Meeting Room Gabriel Scott: B1 001 auditorium Beta: Meeting Room Arne Garborg: B1 006 Plenum auditorium Knut Hamsun: B1 007 auditorium Kunnskapsparken Cafeteria Henrik Ibsen: B1 018 auditorium Jens Bjørneboe: B2 014 seminarrom Andreas Faye: B3 004 seminarrom Lars Aase: B3 034 lesesal 34 Timetables in the Conference bag. 35 36