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Global Management 2007: Programme

The final programme of the conference is the following.

  Wednesday
May 2nd
Thursday
May 3rd
Friday
May 4th
Saturday
May 5th
    Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions
9:00
 
10:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Closing Ceremony
  Parallel Sessions Keynote Speaker
11:00
 
  Lunch Lunch  
12:30
 
14:00 Registration at Welcome Desk Conference Excursion and Social Dinner Parallel Sessions
14:30 Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speakers
15:30 Coffee Break
  Parallel Sessions
16:00
 
17:30 Welcome Cocktail

 

Final detailed programme for the GM2007 Conference.

Plenary Session - Keynote Speakers
(Wednesday,  02-05-2007, 14:30 - 17:30)

Chair: Professor Paulo Rodrigues – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Marina

Professor Carlos Costa – University of Aveiro – Portugal
New Growth and Development Dynamics for the Tourism Sector

Professor Vic Edwards – University of New South Wales – Australia
China: Past, Present and Future, Friend or Foe?

 

Session T 1.1 - Governmental Issues and Public Health Management
(Thursday, 03-05-2007, 9:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Adriano Pimpão – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso I

Elaine Berkery, Siobhan Tiernan and Claire Armstrong
An Investigation into the use of High Performance Work Systems within Intellectual Disability Care Centres in Ireland

José Figueiredo and Vasco Eiriz
A Research Proposal on the Relationship between Investment in Medical Devices and Hospital Performance

Carmen Comaniciu and Raluca Sava
Expenditures on Healthcare: A National Priority

Sérgio Santos, Rui Vieira and Paulo Pina
Performance Measurement in Portuguese Local Government: A Research Agenda

 

Session T 1.2 - Management Science and Learning Issues
(Thursday, 03-05-2007, 9:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Efigénio Rebelo – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso III

B. Lipičnik and Katja Mihelič
A Study of Behaviour Patterns: A Theoretical and Empirical Perspective

Milan Maly
Managerial Learning and Decision Making (Lectures from Transition)

Pedro Anunciação and João Santos
Ethics in Higher Education on Management Science and the Bologna Process

Margarida Saraiva
Higher Education System in Portugal: An Exploratory Study about the Challenges Setting by the New Bologna Paradigm

 

Session T 1.3 - Tourism Competitiveness
(Thursday, 03-05-2007, 11:00 - 12:30)

Chair: Professor Júlio Mendes – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso I

Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante, Begoña González-Busto and Yolanda Castaño
Competitive Strategies and Intellectual Capital in Spanish Hotels: The Incidence of Chain Affiliation

Margarida Santos; Ana Ferreira and Carlos Costa
Dimensions which Influence Tourism Demand: The German Market

Paula de Brito
Tourism Planning, Urban Planning and the New Sustainable Development: The Case Study of Tavira

Jaime Serra
E-marketing as a Fundamental Tool for the Competitiveness of Tourist Firms: The Case of Alqueva Surrounding Area

 

Session T 1.4 - Labour Issues and Human Resources Management
(Thursday, 03-05-2007, 11:00 - 12:30)

Chair: Professor Michael O’ Mullane - Charles Sturt University - Australia

Room: Afonso III

Amin Nazifi
Conceptual Time Management

P. Domadenik and T. Redek
The “Popularity” of Labour Market Reforms as an Obstacle to Their Implementation: The Case of Slovenia

Gweneth Norris; Brenton Fiedler and Ralph Crook
Control Self Assessment: Where From and Where To

Fernando Sá Neves Santos and Maria de Sá Neves
Gender Materialism Differences in Portugal

Mohammed Al-Waqfi and Harish Jain
Causes of Racial Discrimination in Employment: Assessment of Theories and an Integrative Approach

 

LUNCH, EXCURSION AND SOCIAL DINNER

 

Session F 1.1 - Competition and Strategic Management
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 9:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Monteiro Barata – Technical University of Lisbon – Portugal

Room: Afonso I

Lucian B., Mihaela H. and Claudia O.
The Concept and Practice of the Triple Bottom Line – Determinant of the Competitive Strategy for Sustainable Development: Insights from Romania

Vasco Eiriz and João Areias
Cooperating for Competitive Advantage: Building Strategies in the Textile and Apparel Industry

Chris Gerry
The Strategic Behaviour of Small & Medium Enterprises in the Douro-Duero Valley

 

Session F 1.2 - Tourism Management and Cultural Attractions
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 9:00-10:30)

Chair: Professor Carlos Costa – University of Aveiro – Portugal

Room: Afonso III

Alexandra Gonçalves
Managing Cultural Attractions and Tourism – The Relationship between Tourism, Museums and Local Communities

Tomás Cuevas-Contreras, Terry Jones and Isabel Zizaldra-Hernández
An Examination of the Power Relationships among Actors in the Development of Sustainable Tourism, Northwest Chihuahua, Mexico

Pedro Cravo and Sandra Teixeira
Are Satisfied Tourists Loyal Tourists? The Arade Destination as an Illustrative Example

 

Plenary Session - Keynote Speaker
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 11:00 - 12:30)

Chair: Professor Sérgio Pereira dos Santos – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso I

Professor João Albino Silva – University of Algarve – Portugal
The European Tourism Regions: Location and Economic Significance

 

LUNCH

 

Session F 2.1 - Financial Economics and Banking Management
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 14:00 - 16:00)

Chair: Professor Vic Edwards – University of New South Wales – Australia

Room: Afonso I

J. Ferreira and J. Duque
The Operational, Social and Financial Performance of Closely-Held (Family) Firms after Going Public

Luis Ferruz, Cristina Ortiz and Luis Vicente
Fund Manager Decision Making: Tournament Behaviour

J. Oliveira and J. Duque
Asset Management: A Replacement Model under Uncertainty

Vanda Roque and Maria do Céu Cortez
The Relationship between Corporate Environmental and Financial Performance: Evidence for Portugal

Lucia Morales and Mary O’Donnell
Volatility Spillovers between Exchange Rates and Equity Markets: Evidence from Spain, Portugal and Italy

 

Session F 2.2 - Market Research: Forecasts, Modelling and Performance Measurement
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 14:00 - 16:00)

Chair: Professor Sérgio Santos – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso III

Tomohiro Ando
A Bayesian Approach for Inferring Gaussian Graphical Models: An Application to Management Issues

Ana Oliveira Brochado and Francisco Martins
Recovering Niche Markets in Mixture Regression Models

Raguragavan Ganeshasundaram
Underlying Dimensions of Market Research Use: An Empirical Examination of the ‘Two Type’ Classification

Miroslav Čulík and Jiří Valecký
Application of Diffusion and Econometric Models for Daily Electricity Price Modelling at European Electricity Market

Sérgio Santos, Carla Amado and Joaquim Rosado
Performance Evaluation in Portuguese Electricity Distribution Utilities

 

Session F 2.3 - Economic Trends
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 16:30 - 18:00)

Chair: Professor Jorge Andraz – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso I

Yi-Chia Wang
The Competition between Economic Development and Clean Environment

Nuno Leitão and Horácio Faustino
The Impact of Immigration in Portuguese Intra-Industry Trade

Elisabeth Pereira, António Fernandes and Henrique Diz
Does Evolution Guide Competitiveness?

Fernando Gaspar
The Importance of the Entrepeneurship and the Situation in Portugal

 

Session F 2.4 - ICT, Innovation and Knowledge Management
(Friday, 04-05-2007, 16:30 - 18:00)

Chair: Professor Monteiro Barata – Technical University of Lisbon – Portugal

Room: Afonso III

Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante
Intellectual Property and Unstable Joint Property of Intangible Assets: The Nike Trademark Conflict in Spain

Fernando Ferreira
E-Banking in Portugal: Recent Advances and Impacts

María Pérez-Aróstegui and José Benítez-Amado
IT Resources in the New Competitive Scenario: A Guide for Future Research

Carla Marques and José Monteiro Barata
Innovation and Firm Performance in the Portuguese Manufacturing Industry

 

Session S 1.1 - Global Management (Session in Portuguese Language)
(Saturday, 05-05-2007, 9:00 - 10h30)

Chair: Professor Paulo Rodrigues – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso I

Vítor Rodrigues; Fernanda Nogueira and Carlos Granjo
What Implications do Information Systems Have for the Restructuring of Health Organisations?

Danilo C. Dantas, Sonia Capelli, Walter M. Nique and Marianela Fornerino
The Role of Personal Values in the Perception of a Brand’s Personality

Francisco Tomé
The Multi-Index Model and Arbitrage Pricing Theory – Theory and Applications

Fernando Teixeira
Market Timing and Capital Structure: A Research Agenda

 

Session S 1.2 - Organizational Management Concerns
(Saturday, 05-05-2007, 9:00 - 10:30)

Chair: Professor Sérgio Pereira dos Santos – University of Algarve – Portugal

Room: Afonso III

Michael O’Mullane
Organizational Leadership Orientations in a Context of Contesting Values in the Public Sector

Patrick Buckley and Fergal McGrath
Using Information Aggregation Markets for Decision Support

Oscar F. Bustinza and Matilde Morales Gallego
Outsourcing and Corporate Results. Benefits of Outsourcing and its Relationship with the Company’s Internal Capabilities

 

Closing Ceremony
(Saturday, 05-05-2007, 10:30)

Room: Afonso I

Paulo Rodrigues
Closing Speech

Pedro Cravo
Conference's Statistics

 

Please, follow the next guidelines for presenters:

 

  • Presenters should get the updated Programme that is distributed with the conference bags, search for their presentation slot and be in the presentation room 5 minutes before the session starts. The presentations are performed by the order the papers appear in the Programme except if anyone requests for changes and the session chair agrees to them. Conference presenters must follow session chairs indications and comply with the presentation times that they are allowed to.
     

  • Each presenter will have 15 to 20 minutes for presentation and 5 to 10 minutes for discussion. IASK staff will provide you with a laptop and projector for your presentation. Each room has one laptop that can be used for your presentation. There is also a computer projector for Power Point presentations. There's no overhead projector. All authors are required to bring their presentations in electronic format (i.e., Power Point).
     

  • As a precaution, presentations can be previously emailed to webmaster@iask-web.org.
     

  • Please contact IASK Secretariat on arrival if you have any specific requirements.

 

Presentation Certificates will be delivered to delegates after papers' presentations.

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