The Fourth Annual International Business and Economics Conference

St. Norbert College De Pere, Wisconsin, October 5-6, 2001

The Scope of the Conference: A multi-disciplinary conference on global business and economic issues.

The interdependencies of the global economy affect all aspects of our daily lives. This conference provides a forum to discuss business and economic issues in a global context. Being multi-disciplinary in nature, the conference welcomes papers from different fields provided there is a demonstrated focus on international issues related to business and economics.

To achieve a wide variety of perspectives, we encourage the submission of scholarly works that encompass all types of quality research. We welcome conceptual and theoretical papers, empirical studies, interpretive research, experimental research, practitioner-oriented studies and replications.

Relevant international topics include, but are not limited to:

- trade and finance;
- financial and management accounting;
- management;
- organizational behavior;
- emerging markets;
- marketing strategies;
- cross-cultural marketing and consumer research;
- service marketing;
- multiculturalism and gender in the workplace;
- international business ethics;
- global technology, internet, e-business;
- incorporating international aspects in the class.

Conference paper submissions will be organized into two tracks: Presentation Only or Publication.
- Presentation Track: submit three copies of an abstract (750 words or less) by March 17, 2001.
- Publication Track: submit three hard copies of a completed paper by March 17, 2001. If accepted, the paper will be published in the Conference Proceedings and you can choose to pursue a publishing opportunity through the MCB University Press and the Management Decision Journal.

Authors who elect either or both publishing opportunities should indicate their intent in a cover letter. Additional details will be sent to interested authors after acceptance.

Both abstracts and papers will be blind-reviewed and must not have been published elsewhere. Include a title page that indicates names, affiliations, addresses, and e-mail information of all authors and indicate who will be the contact author. Letters of acceptance or rejection will be snail mailed and emailed by April 1, 2001. A final version of the manuscript, diskette, and conference fee must be received by September 14, 2001.

Award: One paper will receive a Best Conference Paper award

Submission of Papers: Please send your submissions to (abstracts and completed papers are welcome):
Iris Jenkel, PhD
St. Norbert College
100 Grant Street
De Pere, WI 54115-2099
e-mail: jenkir@mail.snc.edu

Please include your FAX number and e-mail address in a cover letter. The deadline for receipt of submissions is March 17, 2001.

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