The relevance of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) for the economic growth implies that researchers should help to identify how they can be supported to succeed. One of the weaknesses of many SMEs is the lack of management accounting (MA) and management control (MC) systems. These in...

This course will focus on quantitative empirical research methods used in management accounting research (archival, survey, experiments) and frequently used theoretical perspectives including the contingency theory of organizations, economic theories (agency, value of information, organizational...

For the 23rd consecutive year a Doctoral Tutorial for International Business students will be organized in conjunction with the Annual Conference of the European International Business Academy (EIBA). The first objective of the Tutorial is to provide an opportunity to doctoral students in...

The Workshop will be structured around three tracks each working a specific space: Track 1: Asian Management Track 2: Asian Entrepreneurship Track 3: Asian Business Challenge to the Global Economy

Special theme “Cross-border M&A: challenges and opportunities in global business environment” Cross border M&A are defined as M&As that involve an acquirer firm and a target firm whose headquarters are located in different home countries. Academics and practitioners discuss the challenges...

Topics: • Human capital and the growth process in an integrated world economy • Migration and human capital formation • Human capital versus physical capital taxation and product specialization across countries • Human capital, technological change and inequality in a global context •...

The Munich Economic Summit is an initiative aimed at bringing together academic scholars and decision-makers in politics, industry and finance to discuss vital European issues. The 2009 Summit will delve into the things we are doing right and wrong in the quest for reliable energy supplies and...