811: Global Research Collaboration PDW (11812)

Sunday, August 11, 2024

13:00 – 14:30 CT (GMT-5/UTC-5)

Location: Swissotel: Montreux 2

Session Number: 811
PDW (workshop)
Orientation: Practice,International,Theme,Research,Diversity
Shareable link: https://cdmcd.co/jPBLBr

Organizer(s)

TA

Tatiana Andreeva

Maynooth U., Ireland
CE

Constanze Eib

Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
RL

Robert Litchfield

Washington and Jefferson College, United States
HP

Hongxia Peng

Rouen U., France

Panelist(s)

MC

Matej Cerne

School of Economics and Business, U. of Ljubljana, Slovenia, Slovenia
GE

Gokhan Ertug

Singapore Management U., Singapore
NH

N. Sharon Hill

George Washington U., United States
DM

Dana B. Minbaeva

King's College London, United Kingdom

Numerous societal grand challenges (George et al., 2016), such as climate change, sustainable development, eradication of poverty, decent working conditions, and economic growth, require global collaboration. To meet these challenges, management scholars may increasingly require not just content knowledge but also skill in collaborating with one another across national and cultural boundaries. The ‘Global Research Collaboration PDW’ centers around questions related to how to initiate, organize, coordinate, and maintain a global research collaboration, as well as how to overcome obstacles and manage different institutional and cultural logics in the global context. By recognizing research collaborations as an explicit area where scholars may develop and exercise skills, this workshop will foster reflection and practice exchange amongst researchers. This workshop will encourage global and/or early career management scholars interested in global collaboration projects to learn from established researchers and ask questions about global collaboration projects. We will accomplish these goals through an in-person workshop with two interlocking features. First, a selected group of experienced scholars share their global research collaboration experiences. Second, PDW attendees will engage in roundtable discussions to help identify success factors for global collaboration and discuss practices to facilitate and improve existing and future projects.