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Awards: Temple/AIB Best Paper Award
Sponsored by Temple University's Fox School of Business
In 2002, Temple University's Fox School of Business kindly agreed to endow an award for the best paper at the AIB Annual Meetings. All papers accepted for presentation at the AIB Annual Meeting through a double-blind review process are eligible for the award. The finalists are nominated by the program chair, track chairs and reviewers. The Best Paper Award Committee then reviews the finalist papers and chooses the winning paper. The winning paper receives a plaque and a cash award (amount is announced in the call for submissions annually) at the awards ceremony of the AIB annual meeting.
2008
The Contingent Role of Network Hierarchy on Firm Performance
Ishtiaq Pasha Mahmood (National University of Singapore), Hongjin Zhu (National University of Singapore), and Aks Zaheer (University of Minnesota)
2007
Order-of-Entry Effects for Knowledge-Based Service Firms in Emerging Markets
Peter Magnusson (Saint Louis University/Northern Illinois University), Stanford A. Westjohn (Saint Louis University), and David J. Boggs (Eastern Illinois University)
2006
Assessing the Advantages of Multilevel Methods for Entry Mode Research
Jean-Luc Arregle (EDHEC Business School), Louis HÉbert (HEC Montreal), and
Paul W. Beamish (University of Western Ontario)
2005
Subsidiary's Inflow and Outflow of Knowledge within MNCs
Changhui Zhou (Peking University) and Tony S. Frost (University of Western Ontario)
Runner-Up:
The Strategic Embeddedness of Global Business Teams
Anil Gupta and Qing Cao (University of Maryland)
2004
Managing the Dynamics of Tacit and Explicit Learning in IJVs
Charles Dhanaraj, Marjorie A. Lyles, H. Kevin Steensma, and Laszlo Tihanyi
Runner-Up:
National Culture and Financial Systems
Chuck C.Y. Kwok and Solomon Tadesse
2003
The MNC as a Knowledge Structure: The Roles of Knowledge Sources and Organizational Instruments for Knowledge Creation and Transfer
Nicolai J. Foss and Torben Pedersen
Runner-Up:
Multinational Knowledge Spillovers With Centralized Versus Decentralized R&D
Reinhilde Veugelers and Francesca Sanna-Randaccio
2002
Geographic Scope and Multinational Enterprise Performance
Anthony Goerzen, Babson College and Paul Beamish, University of Western Ontario
Runner-Up:
An Industry Explanation of Global Account Management
David B. Montgomery, Stanford University, George S. Yip, London Business School, and Belen Villalonga, Harvard University
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