2014-2015 AY Scholarship Activity

ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

Ahmed, Parvez

Ahmed, Parvez, “Mutual Funds in Emerging and Developing Markets,” forthcoming in Mutual Funds: Building Blocks for Investment Portfolios, Edited by H. Kent Baker, Greg Filbeck, and Halil Kiymaz, Oxford University Press.

Ahmed, Parvez, “Institutional Investors and Private Equity,” in Portfolio Theory and Management, Edited by H. Kent Baker, Halil Kiymaz, and Greg Filbeck, Oxford University Press, June 2015, pages 311-329.

Ahmed, Parvez, and Don Wiggins, “Estimating Blockage Discounts,” The Journal of Wealth Management, Winter 2014, pages 1-10.

Barton, Thomas L.

Paul L. Walker, William G. Shenkir and Thomas L. Barton, “Establish a Risk Challenge Culture,” Strategic Finance, April 1, 2015.

John B. MacArthur and Thomas L. Barton, “A teaching case on strategic and tactical decision-making at Hewlett-Packard Co.,” Journal of Business Cases and Applications, Forthcoming

Thomas L. Barton and John B. MacArthur, “A Need for a Challenge Culture in Enterprise Risk Management,” was presented by Barton at the ASBBS 22nd Annual Conference, February 21 (peer reviewed).

Bell, Timothy

Timothy B. Bell, Monika Causholli and W. Robert Knechel, “Audit Firm Tenure, Non-Audit Services, and Internal Assessments of Audit Quality,” Journal of Accounting Research, Volume 53, Issue 3 Pages 461 - 509, June 2015.

Davis, Sean M.

Davis, Sean, and Madura, Jeff, 2015, Growth options and acquisition likelihood in high tech, Journal of High Technology Management Research, 26, 1-13.

International conference paper presentation: World Finance Conference, Venice, Italy, July2014, “Growth Options and Acquisition Likelihood in High Tech” with Jeff Madura

de Jong, Pieter J.

“From Returns to Tweets and Back: An Investigation of the Stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average”, (with Oliver Schnusenberg and Sherif Elfayoumy), Journal of Behavioral Finance (forthcoming).

de Jong, Pieter, S. Elfayoumy, and O. Schnusenberg. 2014. “Behavioral Financial Analysis,” presented at the 2nd Academic Technology Innovation Symposium at UNF November 2014.

Frohlich, Cheryl J.

“The Effect of a Key Person’s Unethical Behavior upon a Company: The Martha Stewart Saga,” by Cheryl Frohlich, Ph.D. and Abraham Tenah in Journal of Strategic and International Studies , (August 2014), Vol. IX, Number 5.

2014 Academy of Business Research Conference, “The Effect of a Key Person’s Unethical Behavior upon a Company: The Martha Stewart Saga”, by Cheryl Frohlich, Ph.D., Univ. of North Florida and Abraham Tenah Site: Atlantic City, September 24-26, 2014 at the Caesar’s Palace.

Jaeger, David G.

Jaeger, David G. “Tax Practice & Procedure – Fundamentals” (MicroMash/Thomson Reuters CPE Series). The annual update of this text was completed in the 2014-2015 reporting period.

Jaeger, David G. “Representing Taxpayers Before the IRS” (MicroMash /Thomson Reuters CPE Series). The annual update of this text was completed in the 2014-2015 reporting period.

Jaeger, David G. “Fundamentals of International Tax II: Foreign Tax Credit and the FPHCo” (MicroMash /Thomson Reuters CPE Series). The annual revision of this text was completed in the 2014-2015 reporting period.

Jaeger, David G. “Fundamentals of International Tax I: Subpart F and CFCs (MicroMash/Thomson Reuters CPE Series). The annual update of this text was completed in the 2014-2015 reporting period.

Lamb, Reinhold P.

Lamb, Reinhold, Oliver Schnusenberg and Shannon Italia, 2015, “Combining Theory and Application: Rethinking Finance Education,” Review of Contemporary Business Research, 4 (1), 1-19.

International, October 8-13, 2014, Las Vegas – Academic and Business Research Institute (AABRI), “Breaking Beta: Deconstructing the Sensitivities of Systematic Risk” (with Richard Zuber)

Regional, November 19-22, 2014, Key West – Southern Finance Association (SFA), “Communicating Finance Concepts to Modern Students: Thinking Outside the Textbook” (Panel)

International, February 18-23, 2015, Las Vegas – American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences (ASBBS), “From Seed to Bloom: A Step-by-Step Valuation of Lilly (Eli)” (with Chris Brady)

MacArthur John B.

John B. MacArthur and Thomas L. Barton, “A teaching case on strategic and tactical decision-making at Hewlett-Packard Co.,” Journal of Business Cases and Applications, Forthcoming.

Thomas L. Barton and John B. MacArthur, “A Need for a Challenge Culture in Enterprise Risk Management,” was presented by Tom at the ASBBS 22nd Annual Conference, February (I did not attend this conference.)

Schnusenberg, Oliver

Lamb, Reinhold, O. Schnusenberg, and S. Italia. 2015. “Combining Theory and Application: Rethinking Finance Education.” Review of Contemporary Business Research v4: 1-19.

“Communicating Finance Concepts to Modern Students: Thinking Outside the Textbook,” Southern Finance Association Annual Meeting, November 2014, Key West.

Goel, Lakshmi and O. Schnusenberg. 2014. “Why Some People Multitask Better Than Others: Predicting Learning and IS Usage,” presented at the 2nd Academic Technology Innovation Symposium at UNF November 2014.

De Jong, Pieter, S. Elfayoumy, and O. Schnusenberg. 2014. “Behavioral Financial Analysis,” presented at the 2nd Academic Technology Innovation Symposium at UNF November 2014.

Slater, Robert

Slater, R., Reed, A., Beale Hodges, M., Using Excel’s Pivot Table Function for Visual Data Analysis of Exam Results: A Supplemental Procedure to Classical Test Theory, Academy of Educational Leadership Journal, 18(4), 2014

Slater, R., Infante, S., and Hendrix, D., 2013, TECS Time Keeping Fraud, Journal of the International Academy for Case Studies, 20 (5), 2014

ECONOMICS & GEOGRAPHY

Lian AnKim, G., Kim, Y., and An, L., (2015). Capital flow, Exchange Rate and Output. Atlantic Economics Journal. (forthcoming)

An, L., Jin, X., Ren, X., (2014). Are the Macroeconomic Effects of Oil Price Shock Asymetric? A Factor-Augmented Vector Autoregressive Approach. Energy Economics, 45, 217-228.

Li, Q., An, L., (2015). Intergenerational Health Consequences of the Great Famine on Children in Rural China. Economics and Human Biology, 18, 27-40

Mina Baliamoune-LutzBaliamoune-Lutz, M., (2015). Taxes and Entrepreneurship in OECD Countries. Contemporary Economic Policy, 33(2): 369-380.

Christopher BaynardBaynard, C., Schupp, R., Zhang, P., and Fadil, P., (2014). A geospatial approach to measuring surface disturbance related to oil and gas activities in West Florida, USA. Advances in Remote Sensing 3, 77-93.

Mjachina, K., Baynard, C., and Chibilyev, A., (2014). Oil and gas development in the Orenburg region of the Volga-Ural steppe zone: Qualifying and quantifying disturbance regimes. International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology 21 (2), 111-126.

Mary Beal-HodgesStranahan, H., Borg, M., and Beal-Hodges, M., (2014), Transferring the Cost of Higher Education to Students and Families: Who Bears the Greatest Burden? GSTF Journal of Business Review (GBR) 3 (3), 84-89

Sharon CobbBaliamoune-Lutz, M. and Cobb, S., (2015). OFCs: Do political ties to the onshore reduce capital inflow volatility? Growth and Change: A Journal of Urban and Regional Policy (forthcoming)

Andres Gallo

Zhang, P., Gallo, A., and Templeton, M., (2015). Is More Better? Diversification Strategy in Venture Capital Market. Journal of International Business Disciplines. (forthcoming)

C.-P. Albert LohLoh, C.-P., (2015). Trends and Structural Shifts in Health Tourism: Evidence from Seasonal Time-Series Data on Health-Related Travel Spending by Canada during 1970–2010. Social Science and Medicine 132: 173-180.

Loh, C.-P. and Mason, P., (2015). Housing and Non-Housing CPI Components: The National Case Versus a Local Example. Journal of Housing Research 23(2):163-176.

Hermanussen, M., T. Meitinger, JD. Veldhuis, MJ.Low, R. Pfäffle, K. Staub, R. Panczak, D. Groth, M. Brabec, M. von Salisch, C.-P. A. Loh, V. Tassenaar, C. Scheffler, E. Godina, A. Lehmann, J. Tutkuviene, S. Gervickaite, D. Nierop, A. Holmgren, C. Aßmann, S. van Buuren, S. Koziel, I. Varela-Silva, J. Vignerová, E. Salama, M. El-Shabrawi, A. Huijic, T. Satake, and B. Bogin, (2014). Adolescent Growth: Genes, Hormones and the Peer Group. Pediatric Endocrinology Reviews 11(3): 341-53.

Paul MasonMason, P. and Loh, C-P., (2015). Housing and Non-Housing CPI Components: The National Case Versus a Local Example. Journal of Housing Research 23(2):163-176.

Harriet StranahanStranahan, H. and Beal-Hodges, M., (2015). Impact of Household Computer Ownership on the Educational Attainment of Chinese Adolescents. AIMS International Journal of Management. (forthcoming)

Russell Triplett

Triplett, R. and Thaver, R. (2015). South Africa’s Import Demand Function with China: A Cointegration Approach. International Journal of Business and Finance Research. (forthcoming)

MANAGEMENT

Denslow, Diane L.Denslow, D. and K. Kostin. (Forthcoming) “Problems and Prospects of Small Business Development in the U.S. and Russia.” International Journal of Management

Coleman, B. Jay Coleman, B. Jay (2015). “Team Travel Effects and the College Football Betting Market.” Journal of Sports Economics. Published online before print at: http://jse.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/03/02/1527002515574514.refs.

Fadil, Paul A. Bruce Fortado and Paul Fadil (2014). “The Yin and the Yang of Introducing a Sales Culture: The Amalgam Bank Case.” Competitiveness Review, Vol. 24, No. 5, 444-462.**

Baynard, C., R. Schupp, P. Zhang, and P. Fadil (2014). “A Geospatial Approach to Measuring Surface Disturbance Related to Oil and Gas Activities in West Florida, USA.” Advances in Remote Sensing, online first, DOI:10.4236/ars.2014 32007. Print, 3(2) June 2014 (peer reviewed)

Flynn, ChristopherHaynie, Jeffrey J., Stanley G. Harris and C. Brian Flynn (2014). “The Mitigating Influence of Core Self-Evaluations in Uncertain Environments.” Leadership & Organization Development Journal. Accepted for publication 10/9/2014.

Fortado, Bruce Bruce Fortado and Paul Fadil (2014). “The Yin and the Yang of Introducing a Sales Culture: The Amalgam Bank Case.” Competitiveness Review, Vol. 24, No. 5, 444-462. **

Goel, Lakshmi C.Paulson, Steven K. and Lakshmi Goel (2014). “Expansion and Organizational Application of Zigzag Theory.” World Journal of Social Sciences. 4(2):21-29.

Gupta, Saurabh Gupta, S. (2014). “SEM for Experimental Designs: An Information Systems Example.” European Journal of Business Research Methods 12(1), 27-40

Gupta, S. & P. Ahmed (2015). “Digital Designs in Civic Discourse: A Theoretical Design Perspective.” International Journal of Public Information Systems, 10(1), 1-19

Gupta, S. (2014). “Choosing Web 2.0 for Instruction: An Extension of Task-Technology Fit.” International Journal of Information Communication and Technology Education, 10(2), 25-35

Gupta, S. (2014). “Developing Individual Computing Capabilities.” Computing Handbook – Information Systems and Information Technology (Volume 2)(3rd edition), Heikki Topi (ed.) CRC Press

Harms, Craig G.Harms, C. “Can We Really Use Any of These Widget Examples We Learned in School?” Proceedings of the Southeast Decision Science Institute, Savannah, Georgia, February 2015.

Harms, C. “Is It An Interrupted Time Series Variable or Just a Simple Dummy Variable?” Proceedings of Association of Marketing Theory and Practice, Savannah, Georgia, March 2015.

Kale, Rahul Kale, R. “Supply Chain Resilience: A Research Synthesis.” Presented at the 5th annual conference of the European Decision Sciences Institute at the University of Southern Denmark, June 29-July 2, 2014.

Kim, Dong-Young Kim, D. Y. (2014). “Understanding Supplier Structural Embeddedness: A Social Network Perspective.” Journal of Operations Management, 32(5), 219-231.

Kim, D. and Y. Hwang (2014). “Self-certification Framework for Technological Innovation: A Case Study. International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management, 31(7), 751-763. 2014. Selected as “Outstanding Paper of 2014”

Naslund, Dag E.Kembro, Joakim, Kostas Selviadikis and Dag Naslund. (2014) “Theoretical perspectives on information sharing in supply chains: A systematic literature review and conceptual framework.” Supply Chain Management: an International Journal 19 5/6: 625-609.

Owen, Crystal Zhang, P., D. Wang, C.A. Owen (Forthcoming) “Study of Entrepreneurial Intention: An Investigation of risk taking and psychological well-being.” Entrepreneurship Research Journal.

Paulson, StevenPaulson, Steven K. and Lakshmi Goel (2014). “Expansion and Organizational Application of Zigzag Theory.” World Journal of Social Sciences. 4(2):21-29.

Paulson, Steven K. “The ‘Inter’ Objective of Collegiate Study Abroad Experiences: Progress Toward Ambiguity Resolution.” International Business Conference on Teaching, Research and Practice, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida, February 2015

Schupp, Robert

Baynard, C., R. Schupp, P. Zhang, and P. Fadil (2014). “A Geospatial Approach to Measuring Surface Disturbance Related to Oil and Gas Activities in West Florida, USA.” Advances in Remote Sensing, online first, DOI:10.4236/ars.2014 32007. Print, 3(2) June (peer reviewed)

Templeton, MarjoryZhang, P., Templeton, M. & Gallo, A. (2015) “Is more better? Diversification strategy in venture capital market.” Journal of International Business Disciplines. 10(1), 41 – 56 (2015)

Van Deusen, Cheryl A.Van Deusen, C.A. (Forthcoming) “Industry Wide Cultural Change: A Case Study of the Hotel & Motel Industry.” OD Journal.

Williamson, Steven A.Shea, V., B. Waldrup, S. Williamson, & M. Golarz (Forthcoming). “Decision usefulness and the sophistication of activity-based coasting systems in small business.” Management Accounting Quarterly.

Zhang, Pingying Baynard, C., R. Schupp, P. Zhang, and P. Fadil (2014). “A Geospatial Approach to Measuring Surface Disturbance Related to Oil and Gas Activities in West Florida, USA.” Advances in Remote Sensing, online first, DOI:10.4236/ars.2014 32007. Print, 3(2) June (peer reviewed)

Zhang, P., D. Wang, C.A. Owen (Forthcoming). “Study of Entrepreneurial Intention: An Investigation of risk taking and psychological well-being.” Entrepreneurship Research Journal.

Zhang, P., Templeton, M. & Gallo, A. (2015) “Is more better? Diversification strategy in venture capital market.” Journal of International Business Disciplines. 10(1), 41 – 56

Marketing and Logistics

Young Tae Choi

Publications:Kroff, Michael and Youngtae Choi, “Eat Naked Oats to Feel Better! The Impact of Regulatory Fit, Need for Cognition, and Culture on Attitudes toward Healthy, Innovative Foods,” 2014 Intellectbase International Consortium Academic Conference in Las Vegas NV, USA.

Choi, Youngtae and Andrew Thoeni(2015), “Achievement of Social Media Marketing Objectives Through Organizational Processes and Factors,” 15th Annual International Business Conference on Teaching, Research, and Practice, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, USA.

Lee, Chunsik, Jung-A Park and Youngtae Choi (2015), "How do individual-level cultural orientations affect electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) communications in social networking sites (SNSs) within and across countries? The U.S. and South Korean SNS users," the 2015 Spring KACA-KSJCS (Korean American Communication Association-the Korean Society for Journalism and Communication Studies) conference, Pohang, South Korea.

Research in Progress:

Choi, Youngtae, Chunsik Lee, Pansoo Kim, and Minsook Park (2015), “How Do Horizontal and Vertical Individualism and Collectivism (HVIC) Orientations Affect Electronic Word-of-Mouth (eWOM) in Social Media Networks (SNS)? under the first revision, European Journal of Marketing.

Choi, Youngtae and Andrew Thoeni (2015): “Social Media: Is This the New Organizational Stepchild? under the review, European Business Review

Choi, Youngtae, Andrew Thoeni, and Michael Kroff. “Relational Interaction in Social Media: Antecedents and Consequences,” Introduction and hypothesis development have been completed. Expected completion: August 2015, Target journal: Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science.

Thoeni, Andrew and Youngtae Choi, “Social Irritants: Small Things with Large Consequences” introduction and hypothesis development have been completed. An initial survey has been completed. Expected completion: August 2015, Target journal: Journal of Services Marketing.

Kroff, Michael, Youngtae Choi and Dongwoo Shin, ““Eat Naked Oats to Feel Better! The Impact of Regulatory Fit, Need for Cognition, and Culture on Attitudes toward Healthy, Innovative Foods,” The first initial survey has been completed. Expected completion: September 2015, Target journal: Journal of Business Research.

Presentations:

Kroff, Michael and Youngtae Choi, “Eat Naked Oats to Feel Better! The Impact of Regulatory Fit, Need for Cognition, and Culture on Attitudes toward Healthy, Innovative Foods,” 2014 Intellectbase International Consortium Academic Conference in Las Vegas NV, USA.

Choi, Yountae and Andrew Thoeni(2015), “Achievement of Social Media Marketing Objectives Through Organizational Processes and Factors,” 15th Annual International Business Conference on Teaching, Research, and Practice, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, USA.

Lee, Chunsik, Jung-A Park and Youngtae Choi (2015), "How do individual-level cultural orientations affect electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) communications in social networking sites (SNSs) within and across countries? The U.S. and South Korean SNS users," the 2015 Spring KACA-KSJCS (Korean American Communication Association-the Korean Society for Journalism and Communication Studies) Conference, Pohang, South Korea.

Adel El-Ansary

Publications:Marketing Channel Strategy, 8th edition, Pearson, 2015

Robert Palmatier and Louis W. Stern (co-authors)

Non Refereed Journal

“Entrepreneurial Marketing -- An Rx for Entrepreneurs without Marketing,”American University (AUC) Business Review, Summer 2015

Presentations:“A Methodology for Teaching the Marketing Strategy Capstone Course,”IBR Conference, February 20-21, 2015

“Towards Integrated Online and Offline Marketing Strategies,” Marketing Faculty Seminar, March 6, 2015

Society for Marketing Advances, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 4 – 8, 2015Academy of Marketing Science, Denver, Colorado, May 14 – 16, 2015

Reham Eltantawy

Refereed Journal ArticlesEltantawy, Reham A. (Forthcoming). Towards Sustainable Supply Management: Requisite Governance and Resilience Capabilities. Journal of Strategic Marketing.

Eltantawy, Reham A. (Forthcoming). The Role of Supply Management Resilience in Attaining Ambidexterity: A Dynamic Capabilities Approach. Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing.

- Based on a comprehensive 3 sample study this journal was ranked #20 based on relevance and popularity (Hult et al., 1997)- less than 10% current acceptance rate.

Eltantawy, Reham A., Antony Paulraj, Larry Giunipero, and Dag Naslund (2015). Towards Supply Chain Coordination and Productivity in a Three Echelon Supply Chain: Action Research Study. International Journal of Operations and Production Management. vol:35, iss:6. In Press.

- IJOPM is the highest-ranked (1st) journal among purchasing and supply management journals (Zsidisin et al., 2007)

- According to the “Ranking SCM Journals: ABS Academic Journal Guide 2015,” the IJOPM is among the top three journals in the field. ABS is the UK-based Association of Business Schools.

Refereed Conference PaperBarbieri, Paolo, Reham Eltantawy, Antony Paulraj, Giorgio Prodi (2014) “A Contingency Approach to Investigating Governance Forms in Global Sourcing: The Case of Emerging Economies.” The Fifth Annual Conference of the European Decision Sciences Institute, June 29th

- July 2nd 2014, Koldingl, Denmark.

Journal Articles under review in refereed journals “Successful Governance of International Buyer-Supplier Relationships in China: The Role of Contingencies,” coauthored with Professors Paolo Barbieri, Anthony Paulraj, and Giorgio Prodi. The paper is under review in the Journal of Operations Management since March of 2015.

Journal Articles in the writing phase“Strategic Sourcing Orientation: An Empirical Examination of Balanced Centricity” Data analysis was recently finalized. The paper is in the writing phases to be submitted to the Journal of Operations Management or the Journal of Supply Chain Management, in the Fall of 2015.

Refereed Conference Proceedings († Conference Presentations)Barbieri, Paolo, Reham Eltantawy, Antony Paulraj, Giorgio Prodi (2014) “A Contingency Approach to Investigating Governance Forms in Global Sourcing: The Case of Emerging Economies.” The Fifth Annual Conference of the European Decision Sciences Institute, June 29th

- July 2nd 2014, Koldingl, Denmark.

Barbieri, Paolo, Reham Eltantawy, and Antony Paulraj. (October 11th - 12th, 2012). Relationship Governance in Global Sourcing. Italian National Conference of Management Engineering. Italy.

Barbieri, Paolo, Reham Eltantawy, and Antony Paulraj. (June 24th - 27th, 2012). Exploratory Framework of Relationship Governance in Global Sourcing: The Case of China. EDSI 2012. Istanbul.

Eltantawy Reham A (2011). “A Framework of Supply Management Governance within the Contexts of Supply Chain Ecological Resilience and Sustainability.” 21th Annual North American Research Symposium on Supply Management, Tempe, AZ.

Eltantawy Reham A (2009). “Supply Management Governance: Antidote for Perturbed Supply Chain Ecological Resilience.” Decision Sciences Institute: Celebrating 40 Years of Fellowship, Learning and Advancing the Practice of Decision Making, New Orleans, LA.

Eltantawy Reham A., Antony Paulraj, and Dag Naslund (2008). “The Role of Buyers in External Value Creation.” Decision Sciences Institute: Improving Competitiveness through Information and Decision Sciences, Baltimore MD.

Paulraj, Antony and Reham Eltantawy (2008). “Green Supply Management: Relational Antecedents and Performance Outcomes.” Decision Sciences Institute: Improving Competitiveness through Information and Decision Sciences, Baltimore MD.

Eltantawy, Reham A., Antony Paulraj and Dag Naslund (2007). “Creating Supply Management Value in a Lean Supply Chain: Conceptual Study.” Decision Sciences Institute: Service is Everything, Phoenix, AZ.

Eltantawy, Reham A. (2007). “An Empirical Investigation of Supply Management Resources, Channel Relationships and Performance.” American Marketing Association Winter Educators’ Conference: Creating Value through Marketing Experiences and Interactive Partnerships, San Diego, CA.(Winner of the American Marketing Association’s Inter-organizational Track Best Paper Award)

Bolumole, Yemisi A, Reham A. Eltantawy, and Antony Paulraj (2007). “Barriers to Effective Supplier Relationship Management Implementation8th Annual North American Research/Teaching Symposium on Purchasing and Supply Chain Management, Tempe, AZ. (Winner of the Center of Advanced Purchasing Studies (CAPS) Scholarship Award for Junior Faculty - on the manuscript submission and the presentation)Invited Presentations

Coggin Sharing Scholarship Series, Reham Eltantawy (March 2011), “A Framework of Supply Management Governance Requisites to Sustain Supply Chain Wellbeing”. “Virtual Worlds Panel Discussion.”Goel, Lakshmi, Steven Paulson, Rahul Kale, PingYing Zhang, and Reham Eltantawy (December 2009), Coggin College Lecture Series

“Ph.D. Information” and “So you want to be a Professor?” Part I | Part II seminars (Summer, 2009). The two videoed seminars are part of the Coggin College Lecture Series and were facilitated by Dr. Steven Williamson.

“Lean and Six Sigma: Buyers be ware.” Naslund Dag, Reham Eltantawy and Saurabh Gupta (November 2008), Coggin College Lecture Series.

Eltantawy, Reham (2007), “Supply Management Ethical Responsibility,” Coggin College of Business Brown Bag series.

Eltantawy, Reham A. (2007) “Channel Relationships and Performance: The Role of Supply Chain Management.” 7th IBR Conference, Jacksonville, FL.

Eltantawy, Reham A. “On the Nature of Supply Management Ethical Responsibility and Its Impact on Supply Management Capabilities and Performance” funded by UNF Scholarship Grant Program $7500 (2008) was completed and accepted for publication in 2008 in the Supply Chain Management International Journal.

The paper "Barriers to Effective Supplier Relationship Management Implementation" was awarded the Center of Advanced Purchasing Studies (CAPS) Scholarship: $750 (2007).

The paper “Toward Creating Network Value Propositions: the Evolution from a Supply Chain Mode to an Extended Enterprise Mode” was awarded the Center of Advanced Purchasing Studies (CAPS) Scholarship: $750 (2007).

Winner of the College Research Award, Coggin College of Business, Spring 2015

Robert Frankel

Refereed Academic Journal ArticlesFrankel, Robert and Diane A. Mollenkopf (2015), “Cross-Functional Integration Revisited: Exploring the Conceptual Elephant,” Journal of Business Logistics, Thought Piece for Special Topic Forum (STF) “Cross-Functional Integration Revisited: Enhancing Rigor and Relevance,” 36:1, 18-24.

Research in progressMollenkopf, Diane, Robert Frankel, and Ivan Russo (empirical), “A Global Study of Returns Management,” interviews completed in Italy, USA, and Australia from June 2006 – June 2009. Papers in process: 1) Integrating Product, Information and Financial Flows in the Returns Management Process (target journal Journal of Business Logistics); 2) What Do We Really Know about What We Know? The Nature of Relationship Governance in the Reverse Supply Chain,” (target journal Journal of Supply Chain Management); and 3) Mollenkopf, Diane A., Robert Frankel, Ivan Russo, B. Jay Coleman, and G. Peter Dapiran, “Forward Thinking on Backward Flow: Competing through Improved Returns Management” (target journal California

Management Review, required re-write/revision following rejection at Sloan Management Review late Summer 2013).

Guest Co-Editor, Journal of Business Logistics STF (Special Topic Forum/Special Issue) “Cross-Functional Integration Revisited: Enhancing Rigor and Relevance.” Call for papers May 2012; submission deadline August 31, 2013; in print March 2015. This is the top-ranked journal in the Logistics and SCM discipline.

T&L reading group; a monthly activity with T&L faculty and Associate Provost Jay Coleman, to assist junior faculty Dawn Russell and David Swanson with their research work.

Greg Gundlach

Books, Edited Volumes, Special Sections and Proceedings

Gregory T. Gundlach and Diana M. Moss (2015), “Efficiency in Antitrust,” Special Issue (2-part) of the Antitrust Bulletin, forthcoming.

Gregory T. Gundlach (2015), “Tribute to American Antitrust Institute President Albert Foer” Special Issue of the Antitrust Bulletin, forthcoming.

Publications in Journals and books

Gregory T. Gundlach and Diana M. Moss (2015), “The Role of Efficiencies in Antitrust Law: Introduction and Overview, Antitrust Bulletin, forthcoming.

Gregory T. Gundlach and Joan M. Phillips (2015), “Brands and Brand Management: Insights from Marketing for Antitrust,” in Brands, Competition Law and Intellectual Property, Deven R. Desai, Ioannis Lianos and Spencer Weber Waller Editors, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming.

Gregory T. Gundlach (2015), “Resale Price Maintenance after Leegin: Marketing Literatures for Future Research.” In Handbook of Research on Distribution Channels, Charles Engene and Rajiv Dant editors, Elgar Publishing, forthcoming.

Conference and Meeting Presentations (international)

Gregory T. Gundlach (2014), “Resale Price Maintenance,” 2015 Marketing and Public Policy Conference, Washington DC.Gregory T. Gundlach (2014), “Overview: Efficiency in Antitrust,” American Antitrust Institute Invitational Symposium, Washington DC.

Dawn Russell“Seaport-Inland Port dyad Dynamics: An Investigation of Service Provisions and Intermodal Transportation Linkages.” with Violeta Roso, Kusumal Ruamsook, and Gunnar Stefansson for publication in World Review of Intermodal Transportation Research, Vol.5, No. 3, 2015.

“Discovering the Performance Impact of Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management Practices Among Global Firms: An Aggregate Exploration of a “Wicked Problem,” with David Swanson and Magnus Blinge, Full paper accepted for refereed conference proceedings after one round of blind review. Best of these papers go to under review for International Journal of Logistics Management.

Submitted:“Discovering the Performance Impact of Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management Practices Among Global Firms: An Aggregate Exploration of a “Wicked Problem,” with David Swanson and Magnus Blinge, Full paper accepted for refereed conference proceedings after one round of blind review. Best of these papers go to under review for International Journal of Logistics Management.

“Collaborative Shipment Forecasts”(number WCTRS2016_3002) with Gunnar Stefansson and David Swanson abstract has been accepted for WCTRS 2016, Shanghai, China.

In Progress:

“The Role of Incoterms as a Global Standard,” with Laurent Fedi and Violeta Roso. Extending the work of our 2014 conference paper, this work investigating the role of Incoterms as a global shipping standard. We begin to investigate Incoterms as a means of identifying and managing risk among buyers and suppliers in the global commerce arena.

“Collaborative Ship Forecasts,” with David Swanson and Gunnar Stefansson. This work focuses on collaborative forecasting and how to build the ship forecast into sales and order forecasts.

“Demand Sensing,” with David Swanson. Extending work from our 2014 publication, we focus on using demand sensing techniques to improve use of data and accuracy of forecast results.

“Five Canons of Shippers Adaptability in Managing Container Port Logistics Capacity,” with Kusumal Ruamsook. This work focuses on global trade lanes and the managing capacity at container shipping ports.

“Sustainable Logistics Costs,” with David Swanson and Magnus Blinge. This work continues to mine the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and Interbrands Green Brands Index to begin to understand financial and brand strength impacts of sustainable supply chain management.

Presentations:

“An Assessment of 2010 INCOTERMS: Impact of the International Chamber of Commerce Codification on American and European Shippers, Carriers and International Freight Forwarders,” with Laurent Fedi. Working paper accepted and to be presented at NOFOMA (Nordic Logistics Conference) in Copenhagen, Denmark, June 12-13, 2014.

Awards:Coggin College of Business, Exemplary Researcher recognition 2013-14.

Josh Samli

Articles (a)● Article accepted for publication “Opportunities for Doing Business with Russia,” International Business

Books (b)● Book Chapter: IV. Institutional Impact on Firm Internationalization (2015)● Coping with Retail Giants: Gaining An Edge Over Discounters, New York: Palgrave McMillan

●Current research on:● Global Sustainability● Electronic Trash Management● Electronic Data Utilization by Small Retailers

Presentations:At UNF International Conference 2015:

a. Assessing Business Opportunities in BRIC countriesb. Marketing to the Forgotten Majority

c. Bureaucratic Barriers to Economic Progress

David Swanson

Manuscripts under Review 2014 - 2015 Jin, Henry, David Swanson, Matthew Waller, and John Ozment. “To Survive and Thrive under Hypercompetition: The Influence of Strategic Purity on Financial Performance,” (under second-round review by the Journal of Business Logistics).

Swanson, David; Williams, Brent; Waller, Matthew; Gu, Jingping, “Full Steam Ahead: Firms in the U.S. Economy Adjust Inventory for Changes in Transportation Costs but not the Reverse,” (under second-round review by the Transportation Journal.)

Swanson, David, “Transportation Price Benchmarking and Firm Performance,” Supply Chain Management: an International Journal (submitted Spring 2015).

Swanson, David, Christian Hofer, Matthew Waller, and Issam Moussaoui, “Separating the Wheat from the Chaff: How Information Irrelevance and Indeterminacy Impact Operational Benchmarking Effectiveness,” (submitted to the Journal of Operations Management, Fall 2014).

Swanson, David, Dawn Russell, and Magnes Blinge, “Maintaining Financial Performance and Brand Image with Sustainability Intact: A “Wicked” Supply Chain Problem,” (Submitted to Nordic Logistics Research Network Conference 2015).

Swanson, David, Henry Jin, Amydee Fawcett, and Stanley Fawcett. “Adaptive Process Redesign: A Socio-Technical Approach,” (submitted to Academy of Management Conference 2015).

Other Research in Progress 2014 - 2015 Swanson, David, & Dawn Russell, “Demand Sensing: Developing the theory and concept for logistics research.” Swanson, David; Waller, Matt, Williams, Brent, and Tokar, Travis, “The relationship between inventory and transportation: an inventory-theoretic study with firm-level inventory and transportation cost.” Swanson, David; Huang, Jiyun; Francisco, Kristoffer, 3-D Printing Research targeted to the Journal of Business Logistics

Scholarly Reading Group This reading group involves reading an academic manuscript provided by a colleague and discussing the manuscript development and publishing options. (4 meetings each requiring 5 hours)