ADVANCING MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN LATIN AMERICA

ABOUT THE EVENT

Latin America (LATAM) is a unique and under explored region in terms of research. It is unique since its countries form part of four different regions: North America, Central America, Caribbean and South America; and through its rich history, culture, and various socioeconomic and political conditions, provide a relevant setting for management research and its application.

The purpose of the conference is to: 1) foster the development of research from Latin American scholars and institutions, 2) create opportunities for leading scholars to learn more about how their work relates to relevant issues that are embedded within the Latin America context, and 3) establish connections between management educators and scholars from Latin America with those from other parts of the world. The participation of international scholars and practitioners and the availability of academic activities that will take place in English, Spanish and Portuguese, provide an immersive experience that will foster the development of lasting research networks.

Conference attendees will have the opportunity to meet with colleagues that share interests in learning more about LATAM and have access to sessions and activities that will provide great cultural insights. Attendees will also experience Mexico City, the biggest metropolis in the region and with an exciting cultural, gastronomic and artistic scenery. IPADE Business School, a leading business school in the region, will host the event in a beautiful colonial-style building inserted in the middle of the city.

ORGANIZERS


  • German Céspedes, IPADE Business School
  • Alberto Ibarra, IPADE Business School
  • David Allen, Texas Christian University
  • Herman Aguinis, George Washington University
  • Alberto Aragón, Universidad de Granada
  • Carolina Gómez, Florida International University
  • Luis Gómez-Mejía, Arizona State University
  • Davide Ravasi, University College London
  • Roberto Vassolo, IAE Business School
  • Batia Wiesenfeld, New York University
  • José Amorós, EGADE Business School
  • Mary Conway Dato-on, Crummer Graduate School of Business
  • Patricio Duran, Saint Louis University
  • Maribel Guerrero, Newcastle Business School
  • Olivia Hernandez-Pozas, ITESM
  • Valmir Emil Hoffmann, University of Brasilia
  • Antonio Carlos Gastaud Maçada, UFRGS Escola de Administração
  • María José Murcia, IAE Business School
  • Miguel R. Olivas-Luján, Clarion University of Pennsylvania
  • Andrea Prado, INCAE Business School
  • Amon Barros, Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo
  • Sandro Cabral, Insper
  • Marcos Pereira Fernandes De Barros, Grenoble Ecole de Management
  • Sérgio Lazzarini, Insper
  • Erica Salvaj, Universidad del Desarrollo