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Argingazina, Sholpan, C.Sc 3 TABLE OF CONTENT Foreword by Dr. Chan Young Bang, President of KIMEP University ....................................................... 6 Message from the Vice President of Strategic Planning, Development and Research ......................... 7 PROFILES OF KIMEP RESEARCHERS BY UNITS Bang College of Business Area of Accounting Han, Yoon Shik, MBA ............................................................................................................................. 9 Kretzschmar, Gavin, PhD ..................................................................................................................... 10 Makarov, Rashid, MBA ........................................................................................................................ 11 Nurgozhin, Serzhan, MA ........................................................................................................................ 12 Orazalin, Nurlan, MSc ......................................................................................................................... 13 Tyutyuryukov, Vladimir, C.Sc. .............................................................................................................. 14 Area of Finance Bhatti, Razzaque, PhD ......................................................................................................................... 17 Gaisina, Sholpan, PhD ......................................................................................................................... 18 Haque, Mujibul, PhD ........................................................................................................................... 20 Katenova, Maya, MPA ........................................................................................................................... 21 Lee, Keun Jung, PhD .............................................................................................................................. 22 Lee, Sang Hoon, PhD ............................................................................................................................ 23 Moldasheva, Gulnara, C.Sc. ................................................................................................................ 24 Pak, Olga, MBA ................................................................................................................................... 25 Area of Management Conrad, Michael, PhD ............................................................................................................................ 26 Davis, Paul James, PhD ....................................................................................................................... 26 Dumlupinar, Bulent, PhD ..................................................................................................................... 28 Erdener, Carolyn, PhD ......................................................................................................................... 28 Frolova, Yuliya, DBA ............................................................................................................................ 30 Mahmood, Monowar, PhD ................................................................................................................. 31 Area of Marketing Bogoviyeva, Elmira, PhD ..................................................................................................................... 33 Chung, Kim-Choy, PhD ........................................................................................................................ 34 Dickerson, David, PhD ........................................................................................................................... 36 Garkavenko, Vladimir, PhD .................................................................................................................. 37 Rybina, Liza, MBA ................................................................................................................................. 40 Area of Operations Management and Information System Baizyldayeva, Dana, MSCS ................................................................................................................... 43 Hwang, Ha Jin, PhD ............................................................................................................................... 44 Kim, Yevgeniya, MBA .......................................................................................................................... 45 Lee, Jung, PhD ..................................................................................................................................... 46 Voinov, Vassiliy, D.Sc. .......................................................................................................................... 47 4 School of Law Alimanov, Zhanat, LLM .......................................................................................................................... 49 Assilova, Meruyert, LLM ...................................................................................................................... 49 Baideldinova, Maria, PhD .................................................................................................................... 50 Balco, Tomas, JD .................................................................................................................................. 51 Burke, John, PhD ................................................................................................................................... 52 Dalpane, Federico, PhD ......................................................................................................................... 53 Davar, Alina, LLM ................................................................................................................................. 54 Durdiyeva, Selbi, LLM ........................................................................................................................... 54 Kanafin, Daniyar, C.Sc. .......................................................................................................................... 55 Kembayev, Zhenis, C.Sc., PhD ............................................................................................................... 55 Luke, Joseph, JD ................................................................................................................................... 57 Nguyen, Chris, JD .................................................................................................................................. 58 Rizayeva, Dana, LLM ............................................................................................................................. 58 Suleimenova, Gulnar, C.Sc. ................................................................................................................... 59 College of Social Sciences Department of Economics Ainekova, Dariya, MA ............................................................................................................................ 61 Baikenova, Zhansulu, C.Sc. ................................................................................................................... 61 Ismagulov, Mukhtar, C.Sc. ..................................................................................................................... 62 Kalybay, Aigerim, PhD ........................................................................................................................... 62 Kudaibergenov, Kanat, D.Sc. ................................................................................................................. 63 Madumarov, Eldar, PhD ........................................................................................................................ 64 Mussurov, Altay, PhD ............................................................................................................................ 65 Naqvi, Nadeem, PhD ............................................................................................................................ 65 Nartova, Dilyara, C.Sc. .......................................................................................................................... 66 Pech, Gerald, PhD ................................................................................................................................ 67 Rahman, Shahidur, PhD ....................................................................................................................... 68 Taylor, Leon, PhD ................................................................................................................................. 69 Department of Media and Communications Assanbayeva, Gulnar, C. Sc. .................................................................................................................. 71 Emrich, Frederick, MA ........................................................................................................................... 72 Harvey, Ken, PhD .................................................................................................................................. 73 Kazhimuratova, Saltanat, MA ............................................................................................................... 75 Kozhamkulova, Sholpan, PhD ............................................................................................................... 76 Department of International Relations and Regional Studies Abylkhozhin,
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