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Program Academy of International Business October 7-10, 1998 Vienna Hilton • Vienna, Austria 1998 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS OCTOBER 7-10, 1998 VIENNA HILTON • VIENNA, AUSTRIA Transformation of Global Firms and the Global Economy Hosted by Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (WU-Wien) PDF EDITION • UPDATED 22 SEPTEMBER 1998 1 The 39th Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business in conjunction with the Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien 100th Anniversary “Transformation of Global Firms and the Global Economy” October 7–11, 1998 Vienna, Austria © 1998 Academy of International Business ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Table of Contents Executive Board ....................................................... 4 Acknowledgements ................................................. 5 Program Committee ............................................ 6–7 Sponsors .................................................................... 8 Schedule Summary ............................................ 9–10 Meeting Site Information .................................11–12 Program .............................................................. 13-30 Index ................................................................... 31-33 Program Ads..................................................... 34–36 1999 Call for Papers ......................................... 37–38 EXECUTIVE BOARD President Jeffrey S. Arpan The Executive Board University of South Carolina Immediate Past President Donald R. Lessard Sloan School, M.I.T. Vice President -1997 Program Masaaki “Mike” Kotabe Temple University Vice President - 1998 Program Bruce Kogut Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Vice President - Administration Susan Trussler University of Scranton Executive Secretary President Vice President - Vice President- James R. Wills Jr. Jeffrey S. Arpan 1998 Program Administration University of Hawai‘i at Ma¯noa Univ. of South Carolina Bruce Kogut Susan Trussler Univ. of Scranton AFRICA Wharton School, Univ. of Pennsylvania -South Africa Chapter- Ernst Neuland, Chair University of Pretoria ASIA-PACIFIC -Japan Chapter- Masataka Ota, Chair Waseda University -Korea Chapter- Dong-Kee Rhee, Chair Seoul National University -Pacific Basin Chapter- Aspy Palia, Chair University of Hawai‘i at Ma¯noa -Southeast Asia Chapter- Oliver H.M. Yau, Chair Immediate Past President Vice President - Executive Secretary City University of Hong Kong Donald R. Lessard 1997 Program James R. Wills EUROPE Sloan School, M.I.T. Masaaki “Mike” Kotabe Univ. of Hawai‘i Temple University -Western Europe Chapter- Daniel Van Den Bulcke, Chair University of Antwerp -United Kingdom Chapter- Fred Burton, Chair UMIST, Manchester NORTH AMERICA -Canada Chapter- elcome to the 39th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Jeffrey Kantor, Chair University of Windsor International Business. This year, we enjoy the additional -Midwest USA Chapter- honor of joining Wirtschaftuniversität Wien in celebrating Preet Aulakh, Chair Michigan State University W its 100th Anniversary (1898–1998). The 1998 Program Chair Bruce -Northeast USA Chapter- Lloyd Russow, Chair Kogut worked closely with his dedicated staff and track chairs to put Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science together a comprehensive look at “Transformation of Global Firms and -Southeast USA Chapter- the Global Economy.” Bodo Schlegelmilch and Arnold Schuh at WU- M. Reza Vaghefi, Chair University of North Florida Wien have worked hard to make our meeting in Vienna a first-class -Southwest USA Chapter- event. We thank all the many persons at theUniversity of Pennsylva- Michael Landeck Texas A&M University nia, WU-Wien, and the University of Hawaii who have supported the -Western USA Chapter- “Ram” Sundaresan Ram, Chair AIB throughout the planning of this event. We thank you for partici- Thunderbird - AGSIM pating in this meeting in the beautiful city of Vienna. We hope that SOUTH AMERICA you will bring home fond memories of the experience and a wealth of -Southern Cone Chapter- Carlos Fuentes, Chair cutting-edge information on international business. Please do not Universidad Gabriela Mistral, Chile hesitate to share your insights and ideas for improving the AIB annual JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STUDIES meetings. This is your organization and your input is very valuable Thomas L. Brewer, Editor for us. Have a great time in Vienna! Georgetown University 4 Academy Acknowledgements: Program Program Chair Bruce Kogut University of Pennsylvania Program Assistants: Michelle Gittelman University of Pennsylvania Rachel Barret University of Pennsylvania Regional Track Chairs Marketing,Strategy, and Organization Sea-Jin Chang Korea University Orjan Solvell Stockholm School of Economics Economics and Finance Lorraine Eden Texas A&M University Joachim Schwalbach Humboldt University Organizational Sociology and Political Science Mauro Guillen University of Pennsylvania Business History Geoffrey Jones University of Reading Organizational Behavior and Sri Zaheer Human Resource Management University of Minnesota Vienna Arrangements Host School Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (WU–Wien) Local Co-Chairs Bodo Schlegelmilch WU–Wien Arnold Schuh WU–Wien WU-Wien Organizing Committee Birgit Bacher Elisabeth Goetze Christoph Lettl Veronika Moser Thomas Salzberger Rudolf Sinkovics Barbara Stoettinger Placement Services Coordinator Alan␣T . Shao University of North Carolina at Charlotte 5 Special thanks to the 1998 Program Committee: Raj Aggarwal Min Chen Shoto Fujieda Dong-Jae Kim John Carroll University Thunderbird - AGSIM Keio University Yonsei University Yair Aharoni Tailan Chi Prem Gandhi Hicheon Kim Tel Aviv University Univ. of Wisconsin- Milwaukee State University of New York Hanyang University Paul Almeida Myong-hyun Cho Joseph Ganitsky Jung-ho Kim Georgetown University Korea University Loyola University Korea University Rolv Petter Amdam Frederick Choi J. Michael Geringer Taeho Kim Norwegian School of Mgmt. New York University California Polytechnic Univ. Thunderbird-AGISM Syed Tariq Anwar Susan Christofferson Fariborz Ghadar Yangmin Kim West Texas A&M University Phil. College of Textiles & Sci. Pennsylvania State University Texas A&M University Harvey Arbelaez Wilber Chung Michiel Ghertman Yui Kimura Pennsylvania State University New York University Groupe HEC University of Tsukuba Jeffrey S. Arpan Roy A. Church Animesh Ghoshal Bruce Kogut University of South Carolina University of East Anglia DePaul University University of Pennsylvania Takayuki Asada Linda Clarke Benjamin Gomes-Casseres James Kolari Osaka University Appalachian State University Brandeis University Texas A&M University Preet S. Aulakh Lawrence J. Clegg Robert T. Green Manfred Konigstein Michigan State University University of Leeds University of Texas Humboldt University Catherine Axinn Catherine Co Andreas Grein Tatiana Kostova Ohio State University University of Central Florida Baruch College, CUNY University of South Carolina Susan Bartholomew Farok Contractor Robert E. Grosse Masaaki “Mike” Kotabe University of Cambridge Rutgers University Thunderbird-AGSIM Temple University Schon Beechler Vitor Corado Simoes Stephen Guisinger Duane Kujawa Columbia University Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa University of Texas-Dallas University of Miami Aleta Best T.A.B. Corley James Hagen Sumit Kundu University of Massachusetts University of Reading Cornell University St. Louis University Ingmar Bjorkman Howard Cox Peter Hagstrom Jorma Larimo Swedish School of Economics South Bank University Stockholm School of Economics University of Vaasa Andrew Blair Robert Doktor Lars Hakanson Ricardo Leal University of Pittsburgh University of Hawaii Stockholm School of Economics University of Nevada Ekkehart Bohmer Luis V. Dominguez Robert G. Hawkins Chol Lee Humboldt University Florida Atlantic University Georgia Institute of Technology Hongik University Norman Bowie Yves Doz Witold Henisz Dong-hyun Lee The Aspen Institute INSEAD University of Pennsylvania Catholic University Nakiye Boyacigiller Frank DuBois Neil Hood Jangho Lee San Jose State University American University University of Strathclyde Sogang University Mary Yoko Brannen Uwe Dulleck Yasuo Hoshino Yooncheol Lee University of Michigan Homboldt University Tsukuba University Hankkuk Hanggong Daihak Chris J. Brewster John H. Dunning Steffan Huck Stefanie Lenway Cranfield School of Management Holly Dell Humboldt University University of Minnesota Keith Brouthers Juan J. Duran Lenard Huff Donald Lessard University of East London Univ. Autonoma de Madrid University of Hawaii Massachusetts Inst. of Trevor Buck Christopher Earley G. Thomas Hult Technology University of Nottingham London Business School Florida State University Peter Ping Li Peter Buckley Mary Lou Egan Masahiro Ida California State Univ. - Stanislaus University of Leeds George Washington University Hannan University Wai-Kwan Li Stuart Bunderson William Egelhoff Andrew Inkpen University of Texas-Pan Washington University Fordham University Thunderbird-AGSIM American Fred Burton Sevgin Eroglu Arvind Jain Jan Luytjes UMIST Georgia State University Concordia University Florida International University Jose Campa Vihang R. Errunza Subhash Jain Klaus Macharzina New York University McGill University University of Connecticut Universitat Hohenheim John Cantwell Massoud Farahbakhah Johny Johansson Arvind Mahajan University of Reading Salem State College Stockholm School of Economics Texas A&M University Mark C. Casson Khosrow Fatemi Geoffrey Jones Bernard Marois University of Reading Texas A&M University University of Reading Groupe HEC S. Tamer Cavusgil Marilyn Fenwick Ian Jones Rebecca Marschan
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