Doctoral Consortium Program
AMA Global Marketing SIG Doctoral Consortium
May 21, Santorini, Greece
Program
2:30: Welcome/overview – Global SIG board member(s)
2:45: Panel discussion: Managing your career and building your academic brand equity. Leading scholars will discuss common mistakes junior scholars make and provide advice on how to approach the career management process.
Format: Approximately 5-7 minutes of prepared comments each. If participants would like to bring prepared materials, we suggest a maximum of 8 slides; then allow time for questions and an interactive discussion.
Participating faculty:
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Moderated by Annie Cui, University of West Virginia
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Rajesh Chandy, London Business School
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Jan Heide, University of Wisconsin
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David Stewart, Loyola Marymount University
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V. Kumar, Georgia State University
3:45: Break
4:00: Breakout sessions: Student presentations followed by round-table discussions, paired with faculty based on common interests.
Format: Each student gives a 5-minute presentation of his/her research. This is followed by round-table discussions with input from faculty and other students.
Participating faculty:
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Moderated by Costas Leonidou, University of Leeds
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Josko Brakus, University of Leeds
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Rajesh Chandy, London Business School
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Annie Cui, University of West Virginia
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Adamantios Diamantopoulos, University of Vienna
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Dan Flint, University of Tennessee
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Peter Gabrielsson, University of Vaasa
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David Griffith, Lehigh University
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Jan Heide, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Kelly Hewett, University of Tennessee
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Satish Jayachandran, University of South Carolina
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Costas Katsikeas, University of Leeds
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Thomas Kramer, University of California Riverside
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V Kumar, Georgia State University
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Bryan Lukas, University of Manchester
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Peter Magnusson, University of Alabama
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Bulent Menguc, Kadir Has University
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Neil Morgan, Indiana University
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Aysegul Ozsomer, Koç University
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Nicholas Paparoidamis, NEOMA Business School
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Matthew Robson, University of Leeds
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Randall Rose, University of Tennessee
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Linda Shi, University of Victoria
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Christina Sichtmann, University of Vienna
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David Stewart, Loyola Marymount University
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Felipe Thomaz, University of Oxford
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Kevin Zhou, University of Hong Kong
5:15: Break
5:30: Panel discussion: The challenges of conducting international marketing research and how to build a high-impact research program in international marketing.
Format: Approximately 5-7 minutes of prepared comments each. If participants would like to bring prepared materials, we suggest a maximum of 5 slides; then allow time for questions and an interactive discussion.
Participating faculty:
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Moderated by Peter Magnusson, University of Alabama
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Adamantios Diamantopoulos, University of Vienna
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David Griffith, Lehigh University
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Kelly Hewett, University of Tennessee
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Kevin Zhou, University of Hong Kong
6:30: Consortium concludes
7:00: Opening reception for the main conference
Ph.D Student Participants
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James Adeniji, University of Leeds
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Vicki Andonopoulos, University of New South Wales
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Orhan Bahadir Dogan, Georgia State University
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John Balabanis, University of Leeds
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Nilay Bicakcioglu, Dokuz Eylul University
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Arinze Christian Nwoba, University of Leeds
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Pamela Dhosi, University of Leeds
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Francis Donbesuur, University of Leeds
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V.G.Gamithri Gayana Karunasena, University of New South Wales
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Ranjitha GP, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode
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Sabrina Heix, TU Dortmund
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Reika Igarashi, University of Leeds
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Su Jin Yeon, Chungbuk National University
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Jacqueline Jing You, Durham University
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Hyeyoon Jung, University of Alabama
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Samuel Kusi, University of Vaasa
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Luciano Lapa, Brock University
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Eva Mavroudi, University of Leeds
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Mowshine McChamp, Chang Jung Christian University
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Mark Mills, University of Leeds
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Iuliia Mykhailiuk, University of Agder
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Cezara Nicoara, University of Leeds
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Oluwaseun Olabode, University of Leeds
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Christina Papadopoulou, University of Leeds
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Yi Peng, University of Alabama
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Ieva Puke, University of Latvia
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Karen Tejedor Bowen, University of Leeds
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Annette Tower, University of Tennessee
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Jenny Tran, IESEG
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Merve Turgut, University of Leeds
Doctoral Consortium Information
We would like to draw your attention to the Doctoral Consortium that is currently being organized as part of the Global Marketing SIG Conference in Santorini, Greece. The Consortium will take place prior to the opening reception on May 21, 2018.
This Consortium will provide a rare opportunity for Ph.D. students with an interest in international marketing (broadly defined) to further develop their research ideas, to learn about the challenges of conducting research in international marketing and building a successful academic career in this field. In addition, students will be able to broaden their professional networks in the area.
The goal of the Consortium will be to provide a supportive discussion among doctoral students and the participating faculty on topics such as:
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Trends in international marketing research,
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Challenges in carrying out high-impact international marketing research aimed at top journals,
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Managing the dissertation and the job search process, and
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Starting an academic career.
In addition, students will have the opportunity to receive feedback on their current research projects submitted to the conference as well as ideas and guidance for their future research agenda.
The Consortium will consist of a combination of panel discussions with leading scholars in the field, focusing on the topics listed above and small group discussions in which students will share their current projects and receive feedback and guidance. With the goal of facilitating a constructive dialog on the topics listed above, the ideal candidates for the Consortium are doctoral students in marketing or international business who are focusing on developing their research agenda.
Students should submit their papers electronically via the EasyChair Conference Paper Submission System. Please include:
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A letter stating your stage in the Ph.D. program and research interests.
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Abstract of a current research project focused on international marketing (not to exceed 1 page, single-spaced). Please include the title, author information, abstract, keywords, and research summary. Diagrams, tables, and references should be provided at the end of the document but do not count towards the 1-page limit. The abstract should succinctly cover the research question, theoretical background, proposed research design, and intended contribution. NOTE: If any candidates have already submitted papers to the conference via one of the tracks, simply state in the letter the title of the submission and the track to which it was submitted. In these cases, it is not necessary to submit a separate abstract in order to apply. Please combine both parts of your application into one file.
A limited number of travel stipends will be available for consortium participants. Please note on your application your need for a travel stipend.