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ANZIBA Conference 2010 - Global Business and Sustainable Development
Registration
- Register online - Early bird registration deadline has now extended to 26 February, 2010.
Preliminary Program
Thursday 15 April
- Opening evening reception (to be held at the Darlington Centre, University of Sydney)
Friday 16 April
- Opening
- Conference sessions (to be held at the Australian Technology Park)
- Conference dinner (to be held at the University of Sydney)
Saturday 17 April
- Conference sessions (to be held at the Australian Technology Park)
- Closing lunch (to be held at the Australian Technology Park)
How to Find Australian Technology Park?
Fees
Standard registration (includes ANZIBA membership) |
$550 |
Late registration (includes ANZIBA membership) |
$610 |
Student registration (includes ANZIBA membership) |
$295 |
Late student registration (includes ANZIBA membership) |
$325 |
Key Dates
Submission of papers and panel proposals opens |
16 Oct. 2009 |
Submission of papers and panels proposals closes |
23 Nov. 2009 |
Acceptance notification |
15 Jan. 2010 |
Doctoral Students’ Colloquium applications |
15 Feb. 2010 |
Early bird registration deadline |
19 Feb. 2010 |
Conference Tracks
- The Political, Institutional and Historical Context of Global Business
- International Economics, Finance, Accounting and Taxation
- The Multinational Corporation and its Subsidiaries
- Networks, Alliances and Inter-firm Relationships
- FDI Location, Clusters and Spillovers
- International Human Resource Management and Cross-cultural Management
- International Marketing Strategies and Logistics
- Internationalisation Processes and International Entrepreneurship
- Teaching International Business
Call for Submissions
We welcome submissions in each of the following forms:
- Competitive Papers (max. 25 pages), suitable for papers at an advanced stage of development
- Workshop Papers (10-15 pages), suitable for work-in-progress papers;
- Panel Proposals that explore a common theme in depth; panel proposals that address the conference theme are especially welcome.
All submissions will be subject to a double-blind review process, and will be evaluated using the following criteria: interest to ANZIBA members, analytical rigour, research methodology, innovativeness and importance of conclusions. Accepted workshop and competitive papers, as well as panel abstracts, will be published in an edited collection of the conference proceedings.
We also welcome submissions to the ANZIBA 2010 Doctoral Students’ Colloquium, which will take place on Thursday, 15th April 2010, sponsored by the School of Marketing at the University of Western Sydney.
Online Submissions
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