Monday, 17th October, 2010 |
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Registration Open in MSB Foyer / Tea and Coffee provided from 8:15am |
| 9-9.15am |
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Opening Session in MSB.1.05
Prof. Delwyn Clark,
Associate Dean (Research),
Waikato Management School |
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Concurrent sessions: Paper title and presenting author |
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9.15-10.45am
Session 1a
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Accounting and SME- MSB.1.02
Chair: Mary Low
Nor Azizah, WMS
Accountability in public-private partnerships (PPPs)
policy: The conflicts and difficulties
Chen Chen, WMS
Comparing evidence from NASDAQ-listed Chinese
Ogweyo Ranga, Unitec
The perception of small and medium enterprises on
the importance of business incubator services in
New Zealand
Samira Ibrahim, Auckland University
Connectivity within family firms |
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Session 1B |
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Sustainability / CSR and Environmental Management - MSB.1.03
Chair:Dr Eva Collins
Helen Percy, WMS
Embedding environmental sustainability within New
Zealand's agricultural communities
Dara Dimitrov, WMS
Sustainability definitions: A philosophical and theoretical
framework
Lora Vaioleti, WMS
Sharing, caring and sustainability: Integrating traditional
Tongan values into environmental policy
Florian Kaefer, WMS
Credibility at stake? Global warming news meet New
Zealand's 'clean, green' nation-brand |
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Session 1C |
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Economics - MSB.1.05
Chair: Gazi Hassan
Dinh Khoi Phan, Lincoln University
Credit accessibility of rural households in the Mekon River
Delta of Vietnam
Helen van Asch, Massey University
International competitiveness and development
Seetha Bandara, WMS
The economic impact of temporary labour migratio |
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| 10.45-11.15am |
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Morning Tea - MSB Foyer |
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11.45-12.45am
Session 2a |
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Human Resources Management - MSB.1.02
Chair: Linda Twiname
Li Tian, Waikato University
Psychological ownership in Chinese work context:
Antecedents and consequences
Dara Kelly, Auckland University
Exploring northern Maori cultural continuity in
feminine ancestral leadership and Maori business
leaders today
Ruhaya Hussin, Waikato University
Work-family faciliation and psychological strain in
Malaysia: Testing the normal, reverse and
reciprocal relationships
Leslie Jones, Massey University
Whose story is it anyway? Of managers,
teleworkers and organisational controls |
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Marketing and Tourism- MSB.1.03
Chair: Jenny Cave
Sivakumari Supramaniam, WMS
An investigation of support seeking value-realisation
phenomena in the social-cultural setting of assertive
people's everyday lives
Daniel Hopper, WMS
A relational framework of e-commerce brand equity
Bhoj Khanal, Lincoln University
An economic analysis of the Lao PDR tourism industry
Tatsuru Nishio, WMS
The motivation and constraints of Japanese sports
tourists |
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International Management - MSB.1.05
Chair: Joanna Scott-Kennel
Mark Rodrigues, WMS
Understanding Indian philosophies and work organisation
Gaonsheng Shane Liu, Auckland University
A review of Chinese expatriation
Indu Peiris, WMS
Two decades of international entrepreneurship research:
What are we missing?
Samuel Ekundayo, AUT
Using activity theory to analyse the contribution of ICT to
higher education in universities of developing countries |
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12.45-1.30
Session 3a |
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Strategy- MSB.1.02
Chair: Kathryn Pavlovich
Keesun Kim, Auckland University
To friend or not to friend? Connecting with
colleagues on social network sites
Dinithi Paranagama, Auckland University
The power of crowdsourcing: The effect of
managing collective intelligence on a firm's
innovation |
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Research Process - MSB.1.03
Chair: Dan Marsh
Mari Ann Moss, WMS
Critical story sharing as communicative action in
organisational change
Adrian France, Wintec
The journey of developing a topic into a study |
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Knowledge Management - MSB.1.05
Chair: Paul Childerhouse
Fariza Rusly, WMS
The assessment of change readiness in knowledge
management implementation: A qualitative approach
Aymen Sajjad, Massey University
Sustainable supply chain management: A conceptual
framework using diverse aspects from sustainability, supply
chain management, and other contextual factors |
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| 1.30-2.15pm |
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Lunch - MSB.4.02 |
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2.15-3.45pm
Session 4a |
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Management Systems - MSB.1.02
Chair: John Buchanan
Wen Luo, WMS
Dynamics of triadic relationships in logistics
outsourcing
Milo Roth, WMS
Understanding decision: A multi-dimensional model of organizational decision making |
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Communications - MSB.1.03
Chair:John Oetzel
Briar Thompson, WMS
Flies in their eyes: Stereotypes, poverty porn, and the
effects of the visual representation of the majority world
Ben Walker, Victoria University of Wellington
'Beyond the water cooler' in knowledge-intensive workplaces: Power, politics, and the work-alcohol
relationship
Samanthi Ekanayake, WMS
Network collaboration and the role of leadership
Kirsty Barber, WMS
Lost in translation: Constructions and negotiations of
madness and recovery |
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Finance - MSB.1.05
Chair: Daniel Choi
Reuben Davis, WMS
On causes of procyclicality, systemic risk and the time
varying capital buffer
Chase Walters, WMS
An investigation into the cointegration of stock prices and exchange rates in Asia and Pacific Countries
Lula G. Mengesha, WMS
Does dollarization reduce or produce more inflation? |
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3.45-4.30pm
Session 5 |
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Top Papers - MSB.1.05
Xin Shen, WMS
Financial wealth, housing wealth and consumption: A
regime-switching perspective
Young Hun Ji, Auckland University
The role of adaptive leadership in virtual teams |
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| 4.30 - 5.15pm |
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Tea and Coffee Break in MSB Foyer / Judges meeting in MSB.2.02 |
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5.15 - 5.30pm |
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Closing Session in MSB.1.05 with Prof. Ted Zorn, Chair, PBRF Business and Economics Panel, followed by Awards Presentations |
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