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Faculty
ACCOUNTING

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Janne Chung
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Research interests include audit markets and behavioural aspects of accounting research, specifically audit judgement. |

Alan Richardson | 
Research interests include understanding the process of innovation in management accounting, in particular the role of informal accounting systems as incubators of innovation. Other interests are the design and evolution of accounting institutions -- the rules within which accounting is practiced including the regulation of practice rights, the professional structure of accounting, and the social norms that affect practice. A current project in this area is an exploration of institutional structures to restore trust in the profession after major audit failures. |

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Linda Thorne | 
Research interests include audit markets and behavioural aspects of accounting research, specifically audit judgement. |

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In addition to the faculty members listed above, PhD students can also seek expert advice from faculty members in other areas within the Schulich School of Business, as well as other graduate departments at York University. |
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FINANCE

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Melanie Cao | 
General equilibrium, asset pricing, derivatives, CEO compensations, banking and IPO |

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Ming Dong | 
Stock valuation; return predictability; under- and over-reaction of the stock market; asset pricing. |

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Mark Kamstra | 
Asset pricing, empirical finance, behavourial finance, financial asset valuation |

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Elizabeth Maynes | 
Experimental economics and finance; corporate finance. |

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Moshe-Ayre Milevsky
Personal Web site | 
Exotic option pricing; mortality contingent claims; financial planning and risk management; personal insurance. |

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Debarshi Nandy | 
IPOs, venture capital and investment banking, SEOs, convertible securities, corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and financial intermediation |

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Eli Prisman
Financial Engineering Web site | 
Applications (commercial, academic, and methodological) of symbolic (MAPLE V) and numerical (MATLAB) computations to financial models and financial engineering; arbitrage pricing and valuation operators in markets with frictions; tax affects in the derivative and bond markets. |

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Gordon Roberts
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Financial institutions; duration models; valuation of fixed income securities. |

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Pauline Shum
Personal Web site | 
Asset allocation; corporate investment and capital structure; capital market efficiency; pension reforms. |

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Yisong “Sam” Tian | 
Derivatives and financial engineering; executive compensation; asset pricing; capital market efficiency. |

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In addition to the faculty members listed above, PhD students can also seek expert advice from faculty members in other areas within the Schulich School of Business, as well as other graduate departments at York University. |
MANAGEMENT POLICY

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Preet Aulakh | 
International Business, Strategic Alliances, Technology Licensing, Emerging Economies, Firm Internationalization, Business-Government Relations |

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Ellen Auster | 
Strategic organizational design and change, macro organization theory, pedagogy and professional development, women at mid-career. |

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Cyril Bouquet | 
Regulation of attention in multinational corporations, global strategies, and parent-subsidiary relationships. |

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Andrew Crane | 
Business ethics, corporate citizenship, corporations and politics, responsible marketing, ethical consumption, industrial espionage |

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James Darroch | 
Strategic management of financial services; international business; entrepreneurship. |

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Yuval Deutsch | 
Corporate governance in young and established firms; the effects of directors' reputation, incentives and independence on both corporate strategic decisions and on new ventures survival and growth. |

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Burkhard Eberlein | 
Comparative public policy, economic regulation, multi-level and international governance, regulatory networks, institutional theories of public policy, energy market regulation |

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Moshe Farjoun | 
Strategic decision making, organizational learning, managerial cognition, strategic change, organizational design, routines and institutions, industry evolution, innovation, high-reliability organizations, turbulent environments, historical research |

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Matthias Kipping | 
Business history; international transfer of management knowledge; development and role of management consulting and business education; business–government relations |

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Stan Li | 
Strategic Management; Organization Theory; International Management; Cross Cultural Psychology |

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Anoop Madhok | 
Multinational firm behaviour, foreign entry mode, interfirm collaboration, global strategic management |

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Dirk Matten | 
Corporate Social Responsiblity, Comparative International Management, Political Roles of the Corporation, Corporate Accountablity and Transparency, Business Ethics, Business and Sustainability |

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Charles McMillan | 
Globalization impacts on corporate decision making; moral hazard impacts of corporate failure; digital innovations and corporate design; e-learning; global supply chain linkages. |

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Theodore Peridis | 
Strategic alliances; cooperative strategies; industry and competitor analysis; strategic management of technology-based firms: biotechnology, electronics, telecommunications. |

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Rein Peterson | 
International entrepreneurship; entrepreneurial networks; management education and economic development in the Baltics, Eastern Bloc and South- East Asian countries; negotiation strategy; opportunity recognition; management of rapidly growing firms; strategic management and corporate planning. |

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Willow Sheremata | 
Organizational designs and processes that promote successful innovation. The role of power in production innovation, competition in markets characterized by network externalities. |

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Justin Tan | 
Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology Management, Firm Strategy in Emerging Markets. |

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Stephen Weiss | 
International negotiations (corporate, governmental), alliances in the auto industry, political environment of business (France, Japan), and cross-cultural management and communications. |

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Tom Wesson | 
Foreign subsidiaries and their parents: the transfer of skills and knowledge within multinationals and between foreign subsidiaries and their local suppliers and customers. Public sector management, the application of private sector management tools to the public sector. |

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Brenda Zimmerman | 
Complexity science applied to strategic management and change. Health care and voluntary sector organizations primary research sites. Current research projects include social innovation (linking all three sectors), changing nature of health care organizations and clinicians using a case study of two stroke care strategic alliances (Ontario and Quebec). |

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In addition to the faculty members listed above, PhD students can also seek expert advice from faculty members in other areas within the Schulich School of Business, as well as other graduate departments at York University. |
MARKETING

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Samuel K. Bonsu | 
Ritual consumption, consumer culture, African development |

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Alexandra Campbell | 
International marketing, marketing strategy, channels of distribution |

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Peter Drake | 
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Eileen Fischer | 
Consumer behavior, qualitative methods, international entrepreneurship |

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Brenda Gainer | 
Consumer behavior, nonprofit management, arts marketing |

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Markus Giesler
Personal Web site | 
Entertainment marketing (media, arts, and technology), consumer experience, contextual inquiry, ethnographic methods |

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Roger Heeler | 
International marketing, marketing research, advertising |

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Ashwin Joshi | 
Relationship marketing, organizational learning, salesforce management |

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Yigang Pan | 
Market entry strategies, brand management, international business |

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Marshall Rice | 
Advertising, media planning, marketing research |

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Ajay Sirsi | 
Consumer behavior, services marketing, retailing |

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Detlev Zwick
Personal Website | 
Cultural and social theories of consumption, Cultural analysis of marketing and management practice (Particularly: Sport and tourism, Interactive and High-technology industries) |

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In addition to the faculty members listed above, PhD students can also seek expert advice from faculty members in other areas within the Schulich School of Business, as well as other graduate departments at York University. |
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS

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Markus Biehl
Personal website | 
Supply chain management, outsourcing strategies, environmentally conscious manufacturing management, reverse logistics |

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John Buzacott | 
Structure of service and manufacturing systems, production planning and inventory control, manufacturing and operations strategy |

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Wade Cook | 
Multi criteria decision making, data envelop analysis (DEA), service operations in financial services |

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Ric Irving | 
Information technology in services |

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Dave Johnston | 
Management of technological innovation, buyer-supplier alliances |

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Henry Kim
Personal Web site | 
Enterprise modelling, enterprise integration, ontologies, applied AI, quality management information systems, knowledge management, e-commerce |

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Ron McClean | 
Information systems |

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Dorit Nevo | 
Knowledge management systems, organizational memory, information systems adoption |

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Peter Tryfos | 
Statistics, sampling |

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Scott Yeomans | 
Optimization, JIT Systems |

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Mike Wade | 
Information systems strategy, strategic management in turbulent environments, the resource-based view of the firm, technology adoption by small and medium-sized enterprises, eBusiness strategy |

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In addition to the faculty members listed above, PhD students can also seek expert advice from faculty members in other areas within the Schulich School of Business, as well as other graduate departments at York University. |
ORGANIZATION STUDIES

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Chris Bell | 
Procedural and organizational justice, self and identify processes, emotions and cognition as they relate to justice, self and identity |

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Pat Bradshaw | 
Power and politics, organizational governance, feminist theory, diversity, nonprofit organizations, qualitative methods |

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Ron Burke | 
Organizational restructuring, work stress and health, diversity, career development, women in management |

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David Dimick | 
Human resource management, career development |

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Ingo Holzinger | 
Managerial and organizational cognition, institutional theory, cultural issues in management and cognition, collaboration in and between organizations |

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Rekha Karambayya | 
Diversity in organizations, organizational restructuring, organizational conflict and negotiations |

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Gareth Morgan | 
Organizational change, learning organizations, new ways of thinking about organizations and management, philosophy and method in social sciences |

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Christine Oliver | 
Institutional theory, inter-organizational relations |

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Hazel Rosin | 
Voluntary employee turnover, women professionals, career development/patterns, dual career couples, entrepreneurship development, entrepreneurs and culture |

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Mary Waller | 
Team interaction and performance under time pressure and stress, time perception, crisis management, team-level human factors in complex technological systems, managerial cognition |

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Eleanor Westney | 
Organizing international enterprises; coordination and control of cross-border business; internationalization of R&D; institutional theory and the MNE; Organizational and social change in Japan |

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Lorna Wright | 
International Management, International Negotiations, Technology Transfer, Strategic Alliances, SMEs, Selection and Training for Overseas Assignments, Managing Diversity, Special interest in Asia and the Pacific Basin |

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In addition to the faculty members listed above, PhD students can also seek expert advice from faculty members in other areas within the Schulich School of Business, as well as other graduate departments at York University. |
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