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AIB 2010 Academy of International Business Annual Meeting June 25–29, 2010 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Conference Theme: International Business in Tough Times We live in historic, uncertain, and conflictual times. On the one hand, the recent global economic crisis that swiftly spread throughout the world has highlighted the risks and challenges of globalization and has emboldened its critics in a powerful way. The value of globalization is now being questioned not only by a few advocate groups but by governments and societies at large and the voices favoring deglobalization are becoming stronger than ever. Powerful nation-states, large multinational organizations, global business leaders, and even free market ideologies are being discredited and blamed for the crisis. On the other hand, the world is unprecedently interconnected through a complex web of product, capital, labor, and knowledge flows and through an increasing number of global governance institutions. Dozens of countries, thousands of companies, and billions of people have now become part of the world of international business. New global players from emerging and developing regions are shaping this world in novel and surprising ways. Given the breadth and depth of the current state of global integration, it might not be wise or even possible to undo the progress we have made, and follow the reactive tendencies of going back to the old days of protectionism and fragmentation. The big questions for the Academy are “Do we understand the nature and the impact of these processes and do we stand ready to help companies and managers to not only survive but also thrive in a post-crisis world? How can we as international business scholars contribute to resolving the current tensions by offering ideas or even solutions for minimizing the risks of globalization while leveraging its benefits? Are there alternative models of globalization that might be more appropriate for our time?” The main goal of the 2010 annual AIB meeting is to address these urgent questions in a novel and constructive way. We can all contribute to this task regardless of our specific areas of inquiry since these questions span disciplinary boundaries and reflect the very core of our scholarly mission to inform the field of international business. We see two main ways in which the conference can move the field forward. First, we need to revisit and reevaluate the applicability of our existing theories in light of the changing conditions of global business that might have invalidated their boundary conditions and assumptions. Second, we need to generate novel theoretical ideas that better reflect the dynamics of a post-crisis world and provide relevant and timely knowledge to global managers and companies as well as to policy makers, governments, and all other participants in the global economy. Tatiana Kostova, Program Chair 2010 AIB Annual Meeting For more information about AIB 2010 Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, please visit http://aib.msu.edu/events/2010/ 102 Is the World Flat or Spiky? Implications for Global Strategies AIB 2009 Annual Conference San Diego, USA June 27–30
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