Rory Horner, Ph.D. (Clark, 2013) has been appointed as Lecturer, School of Environment and Development at University of Manchester in United Kingdom! He will be starting his appointment in August. Congratulations, Rory!
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Rory Horner wins 2013 Peter Gould Student Paper Competition
Rory Horner won 2013 Peter Gould Student Paper Competition of the Association of American Geographers’ Health and Medical Geography Specialty Group, on a paper entitled
“Rising powers as harbingers of public-health oriented patent law? The Indian pharmaceutical industry and economic geographies underlying health.” Congratulations, Rory!
Rory Horner filed his dissertation!
Rory Horner filed his dissertation entitled “The state, patents, and India’s pharmaceutical industry.” Congratulations, Rory!
Rory Horner wins the A.K. Dutt Best Graduate Student Paper Award
Rory Horner won 2013 A.K. Dutt Best Graduate Student Paper Award of the Regional Development and Planning Specialty Group (RDPSG) of the Association of American Geographers. Congratulations, Rory!
Dan Haberly appointed as Lecturer, Department of Geography, University of Sussex
Daniel Gray Haberly, Ph.D. (Clark, 2013) has been appointed as Lecturer, Department of Geography at University of Sussex in United Kingdom! He will be starting his appointment in the spring. Congratulations, Dan!
Seth Schindler filed his dissertation!
Seth Schindler filed his dissertation entitled “Producing Urban Space and the Transformation of the Retail Sector in Delhi, India”. Congratulations, Seth!
Seth Schindler appointed as assistant professor, Humboldt-University Berlin.
Seth has been appointed as an assistant professor at Global Studies Program, Institute for Asian and African Studies, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Dan Haberly filed his dissertation!
Dan Haberly’s dissertation, entitled “Sovereign Wealth Funds, Dependent Development, and the New Alliance Capitalism” has been filed! Congratulations, Dan!
New Article: Research and Development Facilities in India
Abstract:
India has emerged as a preferred location for corporate R&D and strategic marketing facilities. Until a decade ago, these functions were conducted almost exclusively near the corporate headquarters of MNEs in the developed world. One reason for the relocation of these functions to India is its changing role as a source of market information. With the saturation of the markets in the developed world, MNEs are increasingly interested in cultivating the bottom-of-the-pyramid market, which makes India an ideal location to collect market knowledge. In this paper, we focus on the emerging relationship between markets and MNEs in India. Drawing on interviews with MNEs in Bangalore, we show how the perception of India as a location of innovation has begun to change, and discuss how India has begun to serve as an ideal location for market knowledge gathering activities by MNEs. We argue that their new orientation offers a window of opportunity that has implications for other developing economies, and conclude that India’s unique combination of market assets have played an important role in enabling MNEs to upgrade their functions.
Aoyama, Yuko and Balaji Parthasarathy. “Research and Development Facilities of Multinational Enterprises in India”, Eurasian Geography and Economics, 53, 6 (2012): 713-730
Dan Haberly goes to SIEG!
Daniel Haberly was selected as a participant for the Summer Institute of Economic Geography, July 2012.
Rory Horner receives AAG-EGSG research award
Rory Horner received the AAG-EGSG research award for his work on the role of state policies in the development of domestic pharmaceutical industry in India. April 2012
Seth Schindler awarded a NSF-DDRI grant
Seth Schindler (Yuko Aoyama, PI) has been awarded a NSF-DDRI grant of $11,985 for his Doctoral Dissertation research, entitled “Producing Urban Space and the Transformation of Informal Retailing in Delhi, India”. June 2011
Rory Horner awarded a NSF-DDRI grant
Rory Horner (Yuko Aoyama, PI) has been awarded a NSF-DDRI grant of $12,000 for his Doctoral Dissertation research, entitled “The State, Intellectual Property Rights, and the Rise of India’s Pharmaceutical Industry”. June 2011
Yuko Aoyama awarded a NSF grant
Yuko Aoyama (PI) has been awarded a $269,999 National Science Foundation grant for support of the project entitled “The Global Shift in R&D Alliances: Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) and the Quest for the Base-of-the-Pyramid (BOP) Markets.” This grant will support a 3-year project, and will be in collaboration with Dr. Balaji Parthasarathy (Co-PI), the International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore. June 2011
Dan Haberly awarded EGSG Best Student Paper
Daniel Haberly received the EGSG (Economic Geography) Best Student Paper Award at the AAG, Seattle, April 2011.
Dan Haberly’s article tops SSRN.
Daniel Haberly’s forthcoming article in Environment and Planning A, entitled “Strategic Sovereign Wealth Fund Investment and the New Alliance Capitalism: A Network Mapping Investigation”, was ranked No.1 in downloads in Social Science Research Network (SSRN), under the category of journal of INTL: Policy Environment (December 13, 2010 to February 11, 2011).
Seth Schindler receives a Geller Award
Seth Schindler was awarded a Geller Award from the George Perkins Marsh Research Institute, Clark University, February 2011.
Rory Horner goes to the SIEG!
Rory Horner was selected as a participant for the Summer Institute of Economic Geography, July 2010.
Dan Haberly awarded a NSF-DDRI grant
Daniel Haberly (Yuko Aoyama, PI) has been awarded a NSF-DDRI grant of $11,478 for his Doctoral Dissertation research, entitled “Sovereign Wealth Funds, Dependent Development, and the New Alliance Capitalism.” June, 2010.
Rory Horner awarded EGSG Best Student Paper
Rory Horner received the EGSG (Economic Geography) 2009 Best Student Paper Award at the AAG, Las Vegas, NV.