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NATIONAL RESEARCH

CONFERENCE

Call for Paper

Globalizing India: Role

of

Indian B-Schools

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BACKGROUND & THEME

One necessary condition for successful globalization is that the globalizing

economy continuously improves its competitive profile. Recent literature suggests

that the main source of sustainable competitive advantage is the development of

firm-specific resources that generate knowledge. Rising pace of globalization

requires managers of global mindset. Since managers are mostly drawn

form B-schools.

B-Schools have to prepare their students for competing in an open economy, with

products and services originating in India as well as abroad. Indian companies can

not remain static. They must innovate constantly, in products and processes in

India and abroad. It is therefore obvious that the B-schools have major

responsibility of nurturing managers with global mindset.

In this pace of globalization, it has become important to understand the drivers to

internationalization for an institution of higher learning and the response of B-

Schools in redesigning its curricula, program portfolio and international

networking. Change in attitude and policies of regulatory bodies, experiences,

different nature of joint collaborations, joint degrees, importing faculty andsetting up campus in abroad are important issues. It is also equally significant to

know the visions of the Indian B-Schools reflecting their global aspirations.

To explore these dimensions, All-India Management Association (AIMA) is

organizing a conference on the theme Globalizing India: Role of Indian B-

Schools at India International Centre, New Delhion 12th & 13th January 2011.

OBJECTIVES OF CONFERENCE

To gain an insight from deans and directors of leading B-Schools from India

& Abroad on various facets of globalization of business education that have

impacted B-Schools

To explore the redesigning of curricula and program portfolio in response

to globalization of higher education

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To understand the requirements of industry in terms of skills &

competencies for managers with global mindset.

To provide academicians and researchers, a platform to present their

researches on the contemporary and emerging issues on various aspects of

Internationalization of Higher Education

To create awareness and explore the avenues of international accreditation

from international bodies like AMBA, AACSB etc

To facilitate the Ministry of Human Resources Development by the

recommendations of conference in formulating policies of higher education

CALL FOR PAPER

To raise, discuss and resolve above issues this National Research Conference is

designed. Conference design will include both plenary and concurrent sessions.

Plenary sessions will be delivered by leading experts invited from India and

abroad.

We invite empirical work, theoretical paper, research articles, research reports,

case studies and doctoral thesis for presentation in concurrent sessions. Selected

research papers after review by two experts will be published in the edited book

of AIMA. Theme and sub-themes of various sessions for submitting the research

papers / case studies etc are as follows:-

SESSION

1. Global Trends Impacting Management Education

Integration of Economics

Growth of Information and Communication Technology

Growth of global outsourcing

Distance Education

Networked Partnership

2. Indias Policies on Internationalization of Management Education

Size and growth of global management education.

Impact of GATS on higher education.

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Foreign Education Provider Bill Impact of Harvards and Yales Centre in

India.

FDI its impact and role of other funding agencies.

International Campuses of Indian B-Schools Role of HRD Ministry.

3. Importance of Curriculum design and delivery in International

orientation of students.

Role of curriculum in developing global managers.

Impact of Pedagogy in delivering international skill set.

Sourcing and training faculty for delivering international curriculum.

Student exchange programmes and its impact on enhancing globalorientation in students.

Effect of geographical and language studies in global adaptability.

4. Sustainability Strengthening the Business Schools Contribution

towards globalizing India.

Integrating the concept of Responsible management education.

The changing global workforce and its implication.

Aligning Skill set demand of globalized economy.

Building Bridges with Corporate in order to prepare students for

tomorrows expectation.

5. Globalization and Related Strategies

B-schools and University department opportunities.

Global trends and fresh Management Education issues.

Benefits of Privatization of Management Education.

Public Vs Private Management Institutes.

Role of Deemed Universities in Providing Quality Education.

Basic Research vs Applied Research

Facilitating multilateral collaboration among business schools.

Creating platform for international clearing house for data, information and

education structure.

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Online Testing and E-learning

6. International Accreditation

The role, relevance and importance of Accreditation in global context.

Global accreditation issue and challenges Branding of Accreditation bodies

Managing disparities in credit /infrastructure and aligning academic

calendars

Role and relevance of Indian accreditation bodies i.e AIU, NAAC and NBA

7. Creating the Market for Indian Management Program

India as the Hub for Management Programmes.

Leading Global Hubs: USA, UK, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Canada Role of Public Private Partnership

Legal regime relating to foreign education

Collaborating with international agencies UNESCO, AOM, AMA, FEACO, AIM

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR RESEARCH PAPER

Abstract of about 150 words and key words should be given at the start of the

paper. Contributions should be restricted to one paper per individual as the firstauthor. Soft copy of manuscripts, not exceeding 6,000 words, typed in Ms word,

Times New Roman font, size 12, should be submitted through email to

Conference Director, at [email protected]. Hard copies or CDs will not be

accepted. The cover page should bear only the title of the paper, author/s

names, designations, official addresses, phone/fax numbers, and e-mail IDs.

The work must be original and not have been presented or submitted for

presentation at any other conference. All submission will be blind reviewed

before acceptance for presentation. The author must register for the conference

in order to present. Only those papers that are submitted as complete, reach the

organizer by the due date, and are registered to be presented, will be published

in the conference proceedings. The conference proceedings will include full

papers and abstracts on CD. It is intended that selection, of the papers presented

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at the conference will be published in an edited collection by a reputable

publisher. Authors will be requested to provide non-exclusive copyrights of their

paper to the conference organizers to ensure consideration for such a publication.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR DISSERTATION

All submissions should be sent through e-mail in PDF or word document format to

[email protected] Submissions will be judged on originality, significance,

correctness, and clarity. Around 8 to 10 Ph.D. research scholars only will be

selected to participate and present their work, subject to the approval of the

reviewers.

Prominent professors in the respective fields will review all the submissions and

comment on the content of the thesis as well as on the presentation. Research

scholars will have 20 minutes to present their research, focusing on the main

theme of their thesis, what they have achieved so far, and how they plan to

continue their work including questions and discussion.

Research scholars participating in the Doctoral Theses Conference should submit

their full length research output containing:

Research question

Significant problems in the field of research

Summarize the current knowledge of the problem domain, as well as the

state of art solutions

Clearly present any preliminary research plans and ideas, and the results

achieved so far

Sketch the research methodology that is to be applied or used Expected contributions of the scholar in the respective research area (For

technical research).

Describe how the research is innovative, novel or extends existing

approaches to a problem

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CONFERENCE DESIGN

The conference will feature Panel discussion, Expert talks, Paper presentations,

Dissertation Competition and Exhibitions. The conference provides a common

platform for Industry, Academia, Government Universities /Private

Universities/Deemed Universities, International/National Institution, Government

Technical Education Councils, National and International Accreditation bodies and

other professional bodies to come together for deliberation and interactions. The

conference offers an opportunity to exchange ideas and evolve new programmes,

curricula and strategies for globalizing Management Education.

BEST RESEARCH PAPER AWARD

The author of the selected Research paper/Dissertation will be invited to

present paper/dissertation in the conference.

Two outstanding Research papers presented will receive an award of`

5000/- along with certificate.

One outstanding Dissertation presented will receive an award of` 5000/-.

LAST DATES:

Abstract by 15th November 2010.

Full paper to be submitted by 5th December 2010.

Executive Summary of Doctoral Thesis 5th December 2010.

Intimation of Acceptance of paper 20th December 2010.

Last date for registration for the Conference is 30th December 2011.

Conference Date : 12th & 13th January 2011.

REGISTRATION FEES

The Conference registration fee for different categories of participants is as

follows:

Category Early bird registration

(on or before 10th

December 2010)

Regular registration

(after 10th December

2010)Delegates from Academic INR 3500 INR 4000

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Institutions (India &

SAARC countries)Corporate/Industry

delegates (India & SAARC

countries)

INR5000 INR 5500

Foreign delegates (other

than SAARC countries)

USD 175 USD 200

Students from India INR 1500 INR 1750Students from SAARC

countries

USD25 / INR 1500 USD 30/ INR 1750

Students from other

foreign countries

USD 50 USD 60

The registration fee mentioned is per participant

Draft/cheque should be in favor of All India Management Association

payable at par in New Delhi.

Registration fee includes conference kit and meals during the conference.

All other expenses like to fro fare, local conveyance or accommodation will

have to be borne by the participant.

The conference Organizers can facilitate your lodging arrangements at the

Indian Social Institute, Lodhi Road, New Delhi subject to advance intimation

and availability of rooms.

About AIMA

Founded in 1957, All India Management Association (AIMA) is an autonomous

body which plays a proactive role in pooling management thoughts within the

country. It is a platform to develop National Managerial ethos and an

organization to facilitate the furtherance of the management profession in the

country, AIMAs activities/initiatives include:

* Distance Management Education * Research

* Management Development Programs *

Competitions

* Corporate Events * Testing Services

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Affiliated with AIMA are federation of LMAs (Local Management Associations) with

as many as 58 across the country and two co-operating management

associations abroad. Qatar Management Association and Mauritius Management

Association. AIMA has over 3000 institutions and 30,000 individual members.

AIMA is represented on a number of policy making committees of the

Government of India, the Indian Institutes of Management, All India Council for

Technical Education (AICTE)and some other professional bodies like the Bureau of

Indian Standards and National Productivity Council.

AIMA is also a member of Asian Association of Management Organization. AAMO

is a partnership of national management organizations in the Asian region whose

purpose is to share and actively leverage resources to enhance the achievement

of their missions. AIMA also maintains close links with a number of overseas

professional bodies and institutions like the American Management Association,

Chartered Management Institute (UK), all the National Management Organizations

in the Asia Pacific Region and St Gallen University of Switzerland.

About CME

Established in 1993, Centre for Management Education (CME), the education wing

of AIMA, functions as a full-fledged autonomous business school, devoted learning

mode with a network of nodal centres majority of whom are good business

schools.

The Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) / Post Graduate Diploma in

Information Technology Management (PGDITM) are the flagship programme of

CME and has been AICTE approved since 1994. The Post Graduate Certificate

Programme (PGCM) is offered in 6 functional areas. It has also launched two new

programmes i.e PGCM Agri Business and Strategic Marketing.

The PGDM/PGDITM/PGCM programmes are also available at the doorstep of

companies through the In Company initiative and through e-learning at the

desktop of student. CMEs prestigious Ph.D in Business Administration was

launched in January 2000 keeping in mind the needs of working professionals

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having academic inclination and to expand the pool of management teachers.

AIMA-CME also offers Professional and Short-duration Advanced Certificate

Programmes to meet the knowledge up gradation needs of working professionals.

AIMA-CME has successfully developed a blend of modes of learning and

multimedia pedagogy for its flexible learning programme. Conventional tools

namely books / study guides, classroom teaching (PCP) by industry experienced

faculty are combined with e-learning modes such as discussion board and chat

rooms for the convenience of working students.

For further details/Research Paper Submission / Registration, please contact:

Prof. Anuja PandeyConference Director

All India Management Association Centre For Management Education

Management House, 14 Institutional AreaLodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003

Tel No.: 24645100/43128100 Ext. 709 Fax: 24626689, 24643035Website: www.aima-ind.org

Email: [email protected]

Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please contact:

Saumya SinghManager

All India Management AssociationCentre for Management Education

Management House, 14 Institutional AreaLodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003

Tel No.: 24608531(D), 24645100/43128100 Ext. 724 Fax: 24626689, 24643035Website: www.aima-ind.org

Email: [email protected]

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

1 Dr R K AgrawalDirectorAll India Management AssociationCentre for ManagementEducation,New Delhi

10 Dr Ravi ShankerDirector

Jaypee Business School, Noida

2 Dr.M.M. PantEx. Pro. Vice- Chancellor

11 Dr B P SinghFormerly, Professor, Head &

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IGNOU DeanFaculty of Commerce & BusinessDelhi School of Economics,University of Delhi, and ChairmanDelhi School of Professional Studies& Research (GGS Indraprastha

University) ,Delhi

3 Dr. Mala SinhaAssociate ProfessorFaculty of Management Studies(FMS)S P Jain Advanced ManagementResearch Center, University ofDelhi (South Campus)Delhi

12 Prof J S SodhiDirectorShriram Centre for IndustrialRelations & Human Resources ,NewDelhi

4 Mr P DwarakanathDirector - Group HumanCapital

Max India Ltd.New Delhi

13 Prof. Beena ShahSecretary GeneralAssociation of Indian Universities

(AIU)New Delhi

5 Prof Javaid AkhterDeanF/O Management Studies &ResearchAligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

14 Mr Kamal SinghDirector CMDAll India Management AssociationCentre for Management Education,New Delhi

6 Dr. Sanjiv SethiManagement ProfessionalNew Delhi

15 WG CDR VS BejoyDirector CMS & Special TestsAll India Management AssociationCentre for Management Education,New Delhi

7. Dr B S SahayDirectorManagement DevelopmentInstitute (MDI)Gurgaon

16 Mr. Sanjay GroverDirector CSS, & CorporateCommunicationsAll India Management AssociationCentre for Management Education,New Delhi

8 Dr Sunil AbrolDirector GeneralConsultancy Development Centre(CDC)New Delhi

17 Mr Vijay Dev DabasDirector LMA Relations /MembershipAll India Management AssociationCentre for Management Education ,New Delhi

9 Prof Harish Chandra PokhriyalExecutive Director & DeanExaminationSchool of Open LearningUniversity of Delhi, Delhi

18 Mr. Sanjay DixitDirector - BusinessDevelopment (Testing Services)All India Management AssociationCentre for Management Education,New Delhi

Invited List of Speakers

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Vibha Puri DasSecretaryDepartment of Higher Education,HRD Ministry

Prof. S S Mantha

ChairmanAICTE

Prof Beena ShahGeneral Secretary ,AIU

Prof. Sukhadeo ThoratChairman,UGC

Prof. Rajasekharan PillaiVice Chancellor, IGNOU

Mary Ann Von Glinow

Florida International University,US

Mark StoddardAssociation of MBAs

Dr. M. R. RaoProfessor and DeanEmeritus, Indian School of Business,Hyderabad.

Dilip ChenoyCO & MD, NSD

Amit AgnihotriChairman,MBAUniverse.com

Prof. Prakash G ApteIndian Institute of Management,Bangalore

Dr. Tim GoreUniversity of Greenwich, UK

Dr. Bakul DholakiaFormer Director, Indian Institute ofManagement - Ahmedabad andPadma Shri awardee

Prof. B. BhattacharyyaEx-dean IIFT & Vice ChairpersonIILM Institute of Higher Education

Dr. Debashis ChatterjeeDirector, Indian Institute ofManagement, Kozhikode

Prof. Martyn W JonesPro Vice Chancellor

Kingston University, London

Prof. Samir Kumar Barua Director, IIM (A)

Prof. Shekhar ChaudharyDirector, IIM (C)

Sai Kant ChaudhuriThe Wharton SchoolUniversity of Pennsylvania

Prof. Pritam SinghProfessor Emeritus , MDI

Mr. K.T. ChackoDirector, IIFT

Raman RoyCMD Quattro

D K BandhopadhyayVice ChancellorI P University

Mr Rajeev DubePresident(HR, After-Market & CorporateServices) & Member of the GroupExecutive Board Mahindra & MahindraLtd.

Ajit RangnekarISB, Hyderabad

Dr Shekhar ChaudhuryDirectorIIM Calcutta

Dr Narendra JadhavMember, National Advisory Council &MemberPlanning Commission, GOI

Mr P DwarakanathDirector Group Human CapitalMax India Ltd, New Delhi

Mr Ajay Chaturvedi

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Founder HarVa & Partner Seedkapital

Dr Srikant DatarArthur Lowes Dickinson Professor,Harvard Business School

Dr Robert JellyExecutive DirectorChartered Institute of ManagementAccounts (CIMA)

Dr Rishikesh KrishnanProfessor & Area ChairCorporate Strategy and Policy AreaIIM, Bangalore

Mr Parag SaigoankerRegional MDDeloitte

Mr R C BargavaChairmanMaruti Suzuki India Ltd & IIM Ranchi

Mr M DamodaranFormer ChairmanSEBI

Dr. David A WilsonPresident and CEO, GMAC (VIA VideoConference)

Dr. N RavichandranDirector ,IIM, Indore

Dr B S SahayDirector ,MDI, Gurgaon

Ms Anjali RainaED, Harvard Business School IndiaResearch Centre

Dr Eileen PeacockVice President and Chief Officer (Asia)AACSB International

Mr Ramesh NavaVP and General ManagerAsia Pacific, Japan & Africa, Prometric

Mr Muralidhar RaoCEOFuture Human Development Ltd(Future Group)

Mr Harpreet Singh

Executive DirectorEducomp Raffles

Rajeev ShoreyProf & PresidentNIIT University

Dr Debashish SanyalDean, Narsee Monjee Institute ofManagement, Mumbai

Mr Ashok ThakurAdditional Secretary,Ministry of HRD,GOI

Prof. Pankaj ChandraDirectorIIM, Bangalore

Prof. Javaid AkhtarChairmanDepartment of BusinessAdministration & Research,AligarhMuslim University

Mr Udayan SenCEO, Deloitte India

Roopen RoyManaging Director, Deloitte India

Mr Arindam BhattacharyaManaging Director, BCG, India

Mr Chandradsharma SharmaPresident, Apollo Hospitals Group

Mr Lokendra TomarChief Operating Officer, Asia PacificMiddle East, Africa, Integreon

Mr Abhijit BhaduriChief Learning Officer, WIPRO Ltd,Bangalore

Mr S ChandrasekharVice President HR (India/South Asia)IBM India Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore

Ms Nandita GurjarSr Vice President HR, Infosys ,

Bangalore

Ms Hari Marar

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Day 1 09.30 10.00 Registration and Fellowship

10.00 11.15 Panel Discussion (1)

11.15 11.30 Tea


01.15 02.00 Lunch

02.00 03.30 Concurrent (1) Concurrent (2)

03.30 - 03.45 Tea

03.45 - 05.30 Concurrent (3) Concurrent (4)

CONFERENCE DINNER

Day 2 10.00 11.15 Concurrent (5) Concurrent (6)

11.15 11.30 Tea

11.30 01.15 Dissertation Competition 2 Concurrent sessions

01.15 02.00 Lunch


03.30 03.45 Tea

03.45 0.4.30 Panel Discussion (5)

0.4.30 05.30 Valedictory Session & Presentation of Awards

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