MIB Seminar by Professor Stewart Miller (University of Texas San Antonio)

Abstract: Do you have a publishing strategy? Professor Stewart Miller will share some tips from his publishing strategy. He will discuss generating the research idea (i.e., the "boxes and arrows"); crafting the manuscript; handling R&R's; and dealing with rejections. He will share practices that he has learned from other great scholars and discuss lessons learned from his own mistakes during his career. He will share some "practices to avoid"; and include his favourite, "Storytime with Uncle Stew".

Biography: Stewart Miller is Professor of Management in the Department of Management at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Also, he is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at UT Health - San Antonio. His research interests include international strategy, liability of foreignness, internationalization, corporate social responsibility, executive misconduct, and research methods. He has taught various international courses as well as research methods. 

He has over 60 publications include scholarly articles, cases, teaching notes, and book chapters. His articles have appeared in Academy of Management Journal, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management, Organization Science, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Global Strategy Journal, Management International Review, International Business Review and Long-Range Planning, International Journal of Operations & Production Management among others. Also, he co-authored (with H. Deresky) the textbook, International Management (10th edition). He was President (2018-2022) and a Co-Founder of the Academy of International Business Research Methods SIG (RM-SIG). Now he is Immediate Past President of the RM-SIG. He was the 2020 Chapter Chair for the AIB Southeast US Chapter. He is a Consulting Editor for Journal of International Business Studies. Lastly, he loves flying airplanes. 

Schedule:

1000-1100: Networking

1100-1200: Do you have a publishing strategy?

1300-1430: Durham staff and PhD presentation and feedback

1430-1530: Networking at the back of Fusion