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Steven Globerman

Adjunct Professor

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Biography

Steven Globerman, a former professor both in SFU's faculty of Business Administration and the department of Economics, is currently an adjunct professor with the MBA in Global Asset and Wealth Management. He is also the Kaiser Professor of International Business at Western Washington University in Bellingham and director of the Centre for International Business there. His research interests encompass international business, public policy and business strategy. He consults to corporations and governmental organizations around the world. When he's not engaged in teaching or research, Steven enjoys playing tennis, swimming, listening to jazz, reading mysteries and biographies and trying out new restaurants.


Selected Publications

"Clusters and Intercluster Spillovers: The Influence on the Growth and Survival of Canadian Information Technology Firms, Industrial and Corporate Change, Vol. 14, 2005, pp.37-60 (with Daniel Shapiro and Aidan Vining;

Governance Infrastructure and U.S. Foreign Direct Investment", Journal of International Business Studies, Vol. 34, 2003, pp.19-39 (with Daniel Shapiro).

Recently accepted for publication are: Identifying Liability of Foreignness Using Ebay Auction Results", Global Business and Finance Review, forthcoming, with Stephen Standifird;

"Wage and Price Convergence in North America", The American Review of Canadian Studies, forthcoming, with Paul Storer;

"Location Effects, Locational Spillovers and the Performance of Canadian Information Technology Firms", forthcoming in Richard Lipsey and Alice Nakamura, eds., Service Industries and the Knowledge-Based Economy, Calgary: University of Calgary Press, with Daniel Shapiro and Aidan Vining.


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