Local
Responses to Global Challenges: Lessons from smaller economies
April 9-12,
2014 – North West, Mt. Hope, Trinidad and Tobago
Hyatt
Regency Hotel, Port of Spain
Hosted by
Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Business, University of West Indies
Whether you
are an advocate of globalization, semi-globalization or localization, the reality
in business is that dynamic and unpredictable market forces, fast paced
technological developments, social movements, and climate change do have a
profound impact in the strategy and the organization of your business.
What are
the most significant Global Challenges for Business? What opportunities these
Global Challenges present to the LATAM and Caribbean Region? How companies in
the region have been able to embrace the chaos, uncertainty and ambiguity of
markets and technologies for their own advantage? How companies read,
understand, and develop foresight using their operating atmosphere and other
contexts as sources of inspiration? These are pressing questions our academic
community has must tackle.
One of the
most important aspects of the conference is to explore, compare and contrast
how the local responses to global challenges change relative to the size and
resource base of a country or regional economy.
Papers in
all areas of business and economics are invited. We especially invite those
that explore the challenges of size and resources for economic growth and the
role that business, governments and NGOs play in addressing these challenges.
2014 Theme Tracks
- · Size Matters: The Effects of Globalization on Small Economies
- · The Role of the State and State Owned Enterprises in the development of business
General Latin American Business Tracks
- · Accounting, Taxation, and Management Information and Control Systems
- · Consumer Behavior
- · Corporate Finance
- · Culture, Social, and Ethical Issues
- · Economic Environment and Regional Integration
- · Entrepreneurship
- · Financial Markets, Investment and Risk
- · Human Resource Management
- · Information Technology Management
- · Management Education and Teaching Cases
- · Marketing Management
- · Strategies for Global Competitiveness
- · Supply-Chain and Operations Management
Paper
Submission Deadline 1 November 2013
More
information at balas.org or by email at balas@balas.org
BALAS -
Seattle University
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