The Department of Public and Business Administration organizes Research seminars throughout the year to facilitate the interaction of international researchers with its academic community. Presentations across the fields of Accounting, Finance, Management, Management Science and Marketing are given throughout the year. Seminars usually take place at the seminar room of the Department of Public and Business Administration unless otherwise stated.

 

Date	Name	Affiliation	Title	Remarks
4-April-12****	Ioanna Deligianni	University of Cyprus	" Do effectuation processes shape the performance output of product diversification in new ventures ?"	10:00-11:00
21-March-12****	Ioanna Kinti	University of Cyprus	"Collaborative Expertise at the Boundaries of Organizations"	10:00-11:00
15-Febr-12****	Anastasia Kynigou	University of Cyprus	"A Multi-Dimensional Framework for Understanding the Interplay between the Factors which Shape Employment-Related Decisions at the Subsidiary Level of Multinational Corporations"	11:00-12:00
24-Octob-11***	Yiannis Ioannou	London Business School	"Corporate Social Responsibility and Access to Finance"	15:00-16:00
6-April-11***	Tai-Young Kim	Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea	"Time to Get Married? An Integrative Framework of Social and Organizational Identities"	15:00-16:00
30-Marc-11***	Jorgen Sandberg	University of Queensland (Australia)	"Producing more interesting and influential theories through"	14:00-15:00
7-Octob-10***	Cynthia Hardy	University of Melbourne	"A Discursive Perspective on Field-Configuring Events: The Case of the Stockholm Convention"	15:00
28-Sept-10**	Scott Shane	Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University.	"The Road to Corporate Entrepreneurship: How do successful companies get there?"	16:30-19:30
28-Apr-10 *	Panayiotis   Patatoukas	Yale School of Management	"Customer Base Concentration: Implications for Firm Performance and Capital Markets"	11:00
17-Mar-10	Pavlos Symeou	University of Munich (LMU)	"The effects of economy size on firm performance: evidence from the telecommunications sector"	15:30
20-Nov-09	Panagiotis Alexakis	University of Athens	"Short interest and stock market returns in a newly tested market"
11-Nov-09	Chris Land	University of Essex	Branded Lives: "Work, Life, Balance and Brand Identity in a new age Capitalist Organization"
27-Oct-09	Cathy Chen	Feng Chia University	"Bayesian causal effects in quantiles: accounting for heteroscedasticity"	17:40-18:30
21-Oct-09	Shivakumar Lakshmanan	London Business School	"The Complementary Roles of Audited Financial Statements and Voluntary Disclosure: A Test of the Confirmation Hypothesis"
7-Oct-09	lia D. Dichev	Emory University	"Higher risk lower returns: What hedge fund investors really earn"

• George Theocharides, University of Arizona: "Non-Convexities in the 10-Year Treasury Note Market", June 17, 2009.
• Marios Panayides, University of Utah: "Do financial Analysts Restrain Insiders' Informational Advantage", May 26, 13:00 - 14:15.
• Chris Medlin, University of Adelaide: "Resource Ties and Analytical Levels in Business Relationships", May 8, 2009 (12:00).
• Tony Lawson, University of Cambridge: "The Nature of Heterodox Economics",  April 22, 2009 (16:00).
• Suleyman Basak, London Business School: "Dynamic Mean-Variance Asset Allocation". April 8, 2009 (15:00).
• Eleni Hadjiconstantinou, Imperial College. "Planning of Container flows and yard operations at port container terminals". April 8, 2009 (11:00 am).
• Ioannis Ioannou, Harvard Business School. "The Impact of Different Types of Spinoffs on Parent Firm Survival: Evidence from the US Automobile Industry, 1890-1986". March 31, 2009.
• Florin Vasvari, London Business School: "The Informational Role of Bond Analysts", March 18, 2009.
• Giuseppe Alesii, University of L'Aquila: “Assessing Least Squares Monte Carlo for the Kulatilaka Trigeorgis General Real Options Pricing Model”, January 21, 2009.

Please note: All seminars are scheduled to take place at the 4th Floor Seminar Room, Doriforos Block C, unless otherwise stated.

 

 * : Will take place at the 1st Floor Seminar Room, Doriforos Block C.

 

**: Will take place at the Amphitheatre B108, Anastasios G. Leventis Building, University Campus.

 

***:Will take place in FEB01-025, at the Department of Public and Business Administration.

 

****: Will take place at the 1st Floor Seminar Room, FEB01-131, at the Department of Public and Business Administration.