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The PDW sessions recorded are:

That Global Something: Measuring Global Competences (Session 14)
Organizer: Mila Lazarova, Simon Fraser U.; Aparna Joshi, U. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
Panelists & Presenters: Schon Beechler, Columbia U.; Alan Bird, U. Missouri; Paula Caliguiri, Rutgers U.; Jean Leslie, Center for Creative Leadership; David Thomas, Simon Frasier U.

Internationalizing the Curriculum (Session 76)
Organizer: Julia Gluesing, Wayne State U.
Panelists & Presenters: Mary Yoko Brannen, San Jose State U.; Joseph E Champoux, U. of New Mexico; Michael Lacktorin, Akita International U.; Romie F Littrell, Auckland U. of Technology; Tatiana Kostova, U. of South Carolina; Sankaran Manikutty, Indian Institute of Management; Joyce Osland, San Jose State U.; T.K. Peng, I-Shou U., Taiwan; Susan C Schneider, HEC U. of Geneva; J Michael Geringer, California Polytechnic U.

Introduction to Case Writing (Session 155)
Organizer: Paul Beamish, U. Western Ontario
Panelists & Presenters: Charles Dhanaraj, Indiana U.; Anthony Goerzen; U. of Victoria

First Mover Advantages Revisited: Building Blocks For A Better Theory (Session 201)
Organizer: Fernando F. Suarez, Boston U.
Panelists & Presenters: Rajshree Agarwal, U. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Jaime Gomez, U. of Zaragoza; Jonathan Bohlmann, Michigan State U.; Marvin B. Lieberman, U. of California, Los Angeles

Global Governance (Session 302)
Organizer: Ruth V Aguilera, U. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Panelists & Presenters: Brian Boyd, Arizona State U.; Igor Filatotchev, King's College, U. of London; Joshua D Margolis; Harvard Business School; Donald A Palmer, U. of California, Davis; Steen Thomsen, Copenhagen Business School; Parthiban David, U. of Notre Dame

Dialogues with NGOs (Session 327)
Organizer: Jonathan P Doh, Villanova University.
Panelists & Presenters: Robert B Anderson, U. of Regina; Carnet Williams, The Nature Conservancy; Ted London, U. of North Carolina; James E Mattingly, U. of Northern Iowa; Rafael Lucea, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ann Olsen, Vanderbilt U.; Raul Pacheco-Vega, Center for Innovation in Competitive Technology; Patricia C Kelley, U. of Washington, Bothell; Liesl Riddle, George Washington U.; Jason McNichol, Social Science Research Council; Anne Starks Acosta, Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research; Helene S Fine, Bridgewater State U.; Jabril Bensedrine, ELM Research & Strategy; Hildy Teegen, George Washington U.; Mark B. Milstein, Cornell U.

The Paper/Panel sessions recorded are:

National Culture and Managerial Behavior (Session 467)
Organizer: David C Thomas, Simon Fraser University.
Richard DeJordy, Boston College - "A Vision for Overcoming Challenges in Cross-Cultural Management Research and Practice"
David C Thomas, Simon Fraser U.; Elizabeth C Ravlin, U. of South Carolina; Kevin Au, Chinese U. of Hong Kong - "Cultural Variation and the Psychological Contract: The Mediating Effect of Exchange Ideology"
David A Ralston, U. of Oklahoma; et al - "How do You Climb the Corporate Ladder? The Ethical Preferences for Influencing Superiors"
Discussant: Mansour Javidan, Thunderbird, The Garvin School of International Management

Edith Penrose's Contribution to the Theory of the Multinational Enterprise (Session 804)
Organizer: Christos N Pitelis, Cambridge University
Alain C Verbeke and Wenlong Yuan, U. of Calgary - "Penrose and MNE Strategic Management"
Anthony Goerzen, Victoria University; Paul Beamish, U. Western Ontario - "The Effect (Penrosian) of Excess Expatriate Slack on Subsidiary Performance"
Joseph Mahoney, U. of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana - "The Dynamics of Japanese Firm Growth in U.S. Industries: The Penrose Effect"
Dan Chi Tan, National Chengchi U., Taiwan - "The Dynamics of Japanese Firm Growth in U.S. Industries: The Penrose Effect"
Mie Augier, Stanford U.; David Teece; U. of California, Berkeley - "Strategic Implications and Limitations of Penrose's Work"

Expatriates and Knowledge Flows in MNCs (Session 1009) Organizer: Naomi A Gardberg, Baruch College
Dev K. Dutta, U. of Western Ontario; Paul Beamish, U. of Western Ontario - "MNE Tacit Knowledge and IJV Performance: When Do Expatriates Make a Difference?"
Brian Connelly, Texas A&M U.; Angelo DeNisi, Texas A&MU. - "Expatriate Managers and Corporate-Level International Strategy"
Martine Haas, Cornell U. - "Cosmopolitans and Locals: Knowledge Gathering and Project Quality in Transnational Teams"
Hyondong Kim, Ohio State U. - "Expatriate Capabilities, Knowledge Transfer, and Foreign Direct Investment Performance"
Discussant: Martha Maznewski

Knowledge Management in MNCs (Session 1092)
Organizer: Robert Doktor, University of Hawaii
Bo B. Nielsen, Western Washington U.; Snejina Michailova, Copenhagen Business School - "Designing Knowledge Management Systems in Multinational Corporations: A Managerial Framework"
Manuel Anibal Portugal Ferreira, U. of Utah; Stephen B Tallman, U. of Richmond - "Building and Leveraging Knowledge Capabilities Through Cross-Border Acquisitions"
Riikka Sarala, Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration; Jennie Sumelius, Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration - "Knowledge Stock Development in MNC Subsidiaries: Knowledge Sources & Headquarters Control Mechanisms"
Discussant: Robert Salomon, University of Southern California

International HR Policies (Session 1094)
Organizer: Sully Taylor, Portland State University
Richard A Posthuma, U. of Texas El Paso; Mark V Roehling, Michigan State U.; Michael A Campion, Purdue U. - "Employment Discrimination Law Exposures for International Employers: A Risk Assessment Model"
Chei Hwee Chua, U. of South Carolina - "Foreign Subsidiary Managerial Staffing Strategy: Agency Theory and Institutional Theory Perspectives"
Ajai Singh Gaur, National U. of Singapore; Andrew Delios, National U. of Singapore; Kulwant Singh, National U. of Singapore - "Institutional Environments, Staffing Strategies & Subsidiary Performance: Lessons from Japanese MNCs"
Discussant: Jian Han, Peking University

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