Research Support
Encouraging globally-minded faculty.
We encourage our faculty to be leaders in the international business space—so they can continually equip students and the community with the most relevant curriculum and thought leadership. See how the Ahlers Center for International Business can help support these efforts and what faculty have accomplished in these areas in the past.
Learn about opportunities available to USD School of Business faculty
Past Research Award Recipients
Here are a few of the recent publications by USD faculty who have received support from the Ahlers Center:
- Pengcheng Zhu, associate professor of finance
Chang, B., Dutta, S., Saadi, S., Zhu, P. (2018). Corporate Governance and Dividend Payout Policy: Beyond Country-Level Governance. Journal of Financial Research
- Alyson Ma, professor of economics & Ryan Ratcliff, associate professor of economics
Ma, A., Ratcliff, R. (2019). Liability of Foreignness: Product Distance, Institutional Distance and FDI. Internatinal Journal of Economics and Business
- Carsten Zimmermann, associate professor of management
Kortmann, S., Gelhard, C., Zimmerman, C., Piller, F. (2014). Linking Strategic Flexibility and Operational Efficiency: The Mediating Role of Ambidextrous Operational Capabilities. Journal of Operations Management, 32 (7/8), 475-490. - Maria Kniazeva, professor of marketing
Kniazeva, M. (2019). Toilet Cult in Bollywood: Marketing Toto in India. Sage Publications - Rangapriya Kannan-Narasimhan, assistant professor of management Norlander, P., Erickson, C., Kuruvilla, S., Rangapriya, K. (2015). The Offshoring of Knowledge Work and the Emerging Structure of Employment in the Global Economy: A Case of India. E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, 4 (1), 1-31.
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