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RECENT CASE STUDIES
		NKF Case: “Good Intentions Gone Awry at the National Kidney Foundation” by Assoc Prof Audrey Chia, Assoc Prof Vivien Lim and Ms Hwee Sing Khoo (PhD student).	The Ciputra Group: Shaping the City in Asia by Dr Marleen Dieleman

	The Rodamas Group: Designing Strategies for Changing Realities in Emerging Economies by Dr Marleen Dieleman and Mr Shawkat Kamal (MSc student)

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
	An overview of a Public Lecture by Prof Andrew Karolyi: "Sovereign Acquirers: A New Force in Global Capital Markets" drafted by Mr Tanmay Satpathy (PhD student, Department of Finance).	An overview of a Public Lecture by Prof Zvi Bodie: "The Next Generation of Life-Cycle Investment Products" drafted by Mr Zheng Yan (PhD student, Department of Strategy and Policy).

RECENT SEMINARS
	Why are we in a Recession? The Financial Crisis is the Symptom not the Disease! The large increase in the developed world's labor supply, triggered by geo-political events and technological innovations, is the major underlying cause of the global macro economic imbalances that led to the great recession. Speaker: Professor Ravi Jagannathan, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.
	Applied Research Forum on Asset Management The Forum will hear from eminent speakers as well as up-and-coming researchers focusing on cutting-edge research, thoughts, and policies with respect to the theory and practice of asset management.

STRATEGIC RESEARCH PROGRAM
	Program on Organizations, Governance and Institutions (POGI) NUS Summer Strategy Conference 2009		Research Program in Innovation Strategy and Entrepreneurship (RISE)

RIGOUR & REACH

Legacy Beliefs And Leadership

Released from Corporate Relations & Communications Office on 20 August 2010

As a leader passes his prime, legacy beliefs dominate as motivators by providing these older leaders with a sense of meaning and purpose for their actions. As such, legacy beliefs motivate leaders to maintain an active leadership engagement as they believe that their leadership actions have a purpose, and especially so as they get older.

Professor Michael Frese, Department of Management and Organisation, NUS Business School

Reality Check: The Customer Is Not Always Right

Released from Corporate Relations & Communications Office on 6 August 2010

The occurrence of customer misbehavior prompts the need for jobs and technology to control such behavior, thus creating employment opportunities and new expertise.

Assoc Prof Jochen Wirtz, Department of Marketing, NUS Business School

Case Research Grant Application

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Seminar on Case Teaching and Case Writing 30 April 2010

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Research Bulletin

Click below for the various issues of Research Bulletin. Each issue gives important news, events and happenings about Research in NUS Business School.

Issue 3 - April 2010

Issue 2 - November 2009

Issue 1 - April 2009

External Awards

Management and Organisation Asst Professor Cynthia Wang’s paper was nominated for Academy-wide William H. Newman Award from the Conflict Management Division. This prestigious award is given to the best paper based one a recent dissertation. Among the criteria for nomination is the research’s value in yielding information that is both practically and theoretically relevant and important.

Finance Asst Professor
Qian Wenlan’s paper was chosen for the ‘Best Paper Award’ at the recent Joint International Conference of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association and Asian Real Estate Society, held from 11-14 July 2009 in Los Angeles, CA.