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Faculty Publications

Department of Decision Sciences

Prabir K. Bagchi, senior associate dean and professor of operations and supply chain management, and Seung-Kuk Paik (California State University) published “The Bullwhip Effect Under Different Supply Chain Structures” in Supply Chain Forum, Vol.7 no.1, 2006.

Refik Soyer, professor of decision sciences and statistics, published “Semi-Markov Modulated Poisson Process: Probabilistic and Statistical Analysis”, in Mathematical Methods of Operations Research. The paper is co-authored with S. Ozekici.

Department of Finance

Alexandre M. Baptista, assistant professor of finance, published “Does the Basle Capital Accord reduce bank fragility? An assessment of the value-at-risk approach” in the Journal of Monetary Economics. The paper is co-authored with Gordon J. Alexander (University of Minnesota.)

William C. Handorf, professor of finance, and Lili Zhu, Ph.D. candidate in International Business, published “US Bank Loan-Loss Provisions, Economic Conditions, and Regulatory Guidance” in the Journal of Applied Finance. Handorf also released the September 2006 Global Indicators: U.S. Financial Markets.

William C. Handorf, professor of finance, published “Business Plans,Portfolio Management and Basel II: How risk measurement under Basel II affects business planning and the competitive environment” in Banking, Accounting & Finance (www.tax.cchgroup.com.) The article was co-authored by Morgane Suriray.

Department of Information Systems and Technology Management

Elias G. Carayannis, professor of information systems and technology management, published two books in Spring 2006: “Global and Local Knowledge: Global Transatlantic Public-Private Partnerships for Research and Technological Development” with co-author Jeffrey M. Alexander; and “E-Development Towards the Knowledge Economy: Leveraging Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship for ’Smart‘ Development.“

Department of Management

James Bailey’s upcoming book “The Handbook of Organizational and Managerial Wisdom” has been named the “Most Promising New Title of 2007” by the European Academy of Management. Bailey is the Tucker Professorial Fellow of Leadership and Director of the Executive Development Program at GWSB. The book will be released in June 2007 by Sage Publications. It is co-authored with Eric Kessler (Pace University.)

D. Christopher Kayes, assistant professor of management, published the book Destructive Goal Pursuit: The Mt. Everest Disaster with Palgrave-Macmillan.

Tjai M. Nielsen, assistant professor of management, published “A Strategic Contingency Model of Team Leadership” in “Inspiring Leaders”. Robert Quinn, Gretchen Spreitzer, Fred Luthans, Richard Boyatzis, and Edward Freeman authored additional chapters in what has been called “one of the most significant leadership books of the year.“

Department of Strategic Management and Public Policy

The International Association for Business and Society (IABS) awarded Ernie Englander, associate professor of strategic management and public policy at GW’s School of Business, and co-author Allen Kaufman, University of New Hampshire, it’s “Best Article Award.” The pair received the honor for their paper “The End of Managerial Ideology: From Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Social Indifference,” published in Enterprise & Society, 5 (3): 404-450, in 2004.