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AIB India 2020: AIB India Conference 2020
IIM Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnam, India, December 20-22, 2020
Conference websitehttps://www.iimv.ac.in/aibindia2020/
Submission linkhttps://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=aibindia2020
Submission deadlineMarch 20, 2020
Acceptance notificationMarch 25, 2020
Conference registration deadlineNovember 27, 2020

AIB India Conference 2020 theme

THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH & REVIVAL

Escalating trade tensions and a slowing global economy have led to lower trade growth in recent years. Growth in emerging markets and developing economies have also been weak amid softening external demand as trade conflicts heighten uncertainty and delays productivity-enhancing investments by businesses. Protectionism has been on the rise with the return of interventionist tariff policies. How do they impact the flow of goods and services?

The Indian Government declared its commitment to making India a USD 5 trillion economy by 2024-25. This ambitious target of doubling the country’s GDP in less than five years is challenging. In order to fulfill this vision, Indian industry - be it in manufacturing or services, needs to step up growth and rapidly create employment opportunities.

International business will play a significant role in enabling and sustaining this aspirational growth. Indian multinationals or emerging country multinationals or EMNEs (as they are popularly known), have already made a mark for themselves in the global business environment. Be it pharmaceutical companies, leading Indian Business Houses or new age IT companies, Indian EMNE success stories are the preferred case studies in B-schools across the world. Now the time has come to replicate these successes stories on a much wider scale and make Indian EMNEs the drivers of the economic growth in India.

The 2020 AIB - India Chapter Conference will explore such exciting challenges that need attention on issues related to capital investments, Make-in-India programs, resource commitments, international entrepreneurship, banking, taxation, ease of doing business, ease of living, equality and economic opportunity, as well as

sustainability as some of the focus areas. Taken together, these shall have an impact on public policy, innovation, firm strategies and business models in domestic as well as the international markets. The path ahead is arduous, but positive moves towards the stated objective are gaining traction. India is a gigantic country in geography and a diverse country in demography. With de-regulation and digitalization spurring demand, knowledge- sharing and value-creation for individuals, organizations, society, nation and the world at large warrant revisit of policies and strategies; reforms and regulations; knowledge and skills inventories; and management and governance frameworks through relevant and rigorous research and empirical evidence, using qualitative and quantitative methods to produce actionable agenda on achieving the USD 5 trillion GDP.

Thus, the conference aims to usher in and broaden insights in creating synergies, increasing value-add and producing positive results for all the stakeholders. More specifically, it will focus on what external and internal factors would inspire Indian enterprises to formulate strategies and approaches to translating the challenges into timely opportunities that foster social progress, economic advancement, balanced development and inclusive growth.

From a theoretical point of view, economies like India are a new context with their own characteristics in terms of how their resources are configured when compared with developed countries. Different perspectives and contributions that provide ideas, inputs and insights and provide a strong scholarly and professional approach to opening new pathways that can see India leapfrog into the ‘developed’ status, would be welcome.

The conference would serve as a knowledge-transfer forum, experience-sharing platform and best-practice dissemination stage on building intellectual, infrastructural and institutional capacities towards realizing the economic targets.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. The following paper categories are welcome:

  • Competitive papers: Suitable for work at an advanced stage of development, competitive papers submitted for review should be up to 25 double-spaced (A4) pages in length, including references, figures and tables.

  • Interactive sessions: Interactive sessions are primarily designed for shorter manuscripts (in research note formats) or work-in-progress pieces that could benefit from informal feedback from other participants. Interactive sessions are held in a roundtable discussion format with shorter oral presentations allowing for an engaging interaction with other researchers with similar interests.

  • Panel proposals: Suitable for focused panel sessions that explore a common theme, panel proposals that address the conference theme are especially welcome.

Conference Organizing Committee: 

  • Prof. G Shainesh, Conference Chair,  Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, India

  • Prof. Deepika Gupta,  Conference Co-Chair, Indian Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam, India

Venue

The conference will be held in Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam, India (https://www.iimv.ac.in) 

Contact

All questions about submissions:

Ms. C. Shankari

AIB- INDIA Chapter Office Email: aibindia@iimb.ac.in

Phone: 6380338272, 9500032495

 

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