Prestigious journal Corporate Governance named CEIBS Professors Ding Yuan and Zhang Hua as the authors of the "2007 Best Paper" for their article "Private versus state ownership and earnings management: Evidence from Chinese listed companies." The paper was published in Corporate Governance: An International Review, Volume 15,2007.

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If CEIBS Management Professor Per Jenster had followed his own theories taught in his EMBA course Strategic Management, he would have thought twice before entering the wine business-a sector he describes in lectures as a 'structurally unprofitable industry' in which ease of entry is only rivaled by the difficulty of exiting with success.

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While most of the world's vintners-and many economists-agree that it is becoming increasingly difficult to turn a profit making wine, china's wine industry is growing by about 39 percent on the expected value for 2007 (ISIEmerging Markets Database, 2006). In his research paper entitled Dragon Wine: Developments in the Chinese Wine Industry, CEIBS Professor of Management Per Jenster outlines why.

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In a groundbreaking paper that analyzes transparency in firms from the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, CEIBS Professor of Accounting Yuan Ding and two coauthors offer invaluable information for anyone eying newly democratized nations as possible investment locations.

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CEIBS Professor of Accounting Yuan Ding, CEIBS Lecturer of Finance Hua Zhang, and Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong Junxi Zhang investigate whether a company’s ownership structure impacts performance.

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In her latest book, Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide, CEIBS Professor of Management Practice and renowned authority on Silicon Valley business models Amy Sheun provides solid advice on how companies can take full economic advantage of the internet.

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What makes CEIBS Professor of Economics and Finance Bin Xu bullish on the Chinese economy?

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How were 400 impoverished shoemaking families from a village in southern India transformed into entrepreneurs whose products go toe-to-toe with international competitors? 

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What does Confucius, a Chinese scholar born in 551 B.C. have to do with the 21st century concept of Corporate Social Responsibility? A lot, according to a recent paper co-written by CEIBS Professor of Economics Bala Ramasamy.

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Compared with the splashy and costly advertisements and promotional campaigns necessary in the B2C industry, B2B branding is a humble undertaking.

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