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Nam, Dae Il 남대일

  • Management
  • Professor
  • New venture, Innovation, International entrepreneurship, Corporate governance
  • Room 602 in LG-POSCO bldg.
  • TEL : 02-3290-2800
  • Email : namdaeil@korea.ac.kr
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Education

  • Ph.D., Washington State University
  • M.B.A., Korea University
  • B.B.A., Korea University

 


 

Career

Academic Careers
  • Professor, Korea University Business School (2018 - Present)
  • Associate Professor, Korea University Business School (2013 -2018)
  • Assistant Professor, Korea University Business School (2011 - 2013)
  • Assistant Professor of Management, Pennsylvania State University, School of Graduate Professional Studies (2010 - 2011)
  • Instructor, Washington State University (2007 - 2009)

Industrial Careers
  • Lead Researcher at LG Economic Research Institute (2005-2009)
 
Professional Services
  • Editorial Board Member, Journal of World Business (2010 - Present)
    Editorial Board Member, Asia Pacific Journal of Management (2014 - Present)
     
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Publications

  1. Nam, D., Kim, J., Arthurs, J., Sosik, J., & Cullen, J. (2016). Measurment and structural invariance of entrepreneurial investment climate: A cross-country scale development. International Business Review.
  2. Merriman, K., & Nam, D. 2015. A managerial perspective on risk and return for corporate innovation projects. Organization  Management Journal, 12(4): 200-207.
  3. Nam, D. Park, D., & Arthurs, J.D. 2014. Looking Attractive until You Sell: Earnings Management, Lockup Expiration, and Venture Capitalists. Journal of Management Studies, 51 (8): 1286-1310.
  4. Liu, K., Arthurs, J., Nam, D., & Mousa, F. 2014. Information diffusion and value redistribution among transaction partners of the IPO firm. Strategic Management Journal, 35(11): 1717-1726.
  5. Back, Y., Parboteeah, K.P., Nam, D. 2014. Innovation in Emerging Markets: The Role of Management Consulting Firms. Journal of International Management, 20(4): 390-405.
  6. Nam, D., Parboteeah, K.P., Cullen, J.B., & Johnson, J.L. 2014. Cross-national differences in firms undertaking innovation initiatives: An application of institutional anomie theory, Journal of International Management, 20(2): 91-106.
  7. Ahn, H. & Nam, D. 2014. Patenting Abroad vs. Outsourcing Abroad: A Cross-Country Investigation of Innovation in Emerging Markets. The Journal of Small Business Innovation, 17(3), 19-36.
  8. Back, Y., Kim, E., & Nam, D. 2013. The More, The Better? Effects of Entrepreneurial Firms’ Social Relations on Their IPO Performance. The Journal of Small Business Innovation, 16(2), 15-36. 
  9. Sahaym, A. & Nam, D. 2013. International diversification of the emerging-market enterprises: A multi-level examination, International Business Review, 22, 421-436. 
  10. Kim, J., & Nam, D. 2013. Business-government relations and radical innovation: evidence of the moderating effects of trust in emerging markets, The Journal of Small Business Innovation, 16(2), 55-77.
  11. Chung, C. Lee, S., Beamish, P., Southan, C., & Nam, D. 2013. International diversification and joint ownership control in economic crisis: real options versus risk diversification, Journal of World Business, 48, 122-136.
  12. Back, Y., Kim, E., & Nam, D. 2013. The More, the better? Effects of entrepreneurial firms’ social relations on their IPO performance, The Journal of Small Business Innovation, 16(2), 15-36.
  13. Merriman, K. & Nam, D. 2012. Goal-Based Perspective of Knowledge Spillover within Organizations,  Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability, 8(2), 9-21. 
  14. Nam, D. and Lemak, D.J. 2007. The whistle-blowing zone: applying Barnard’s insights to a modern ethical dilemma. Journal of Management History. 13(1), 33-42.
  15. Kim, E., Nam, D., and Stimpert, J.L. 2004. The applicability of porter’s generic strategies in the digital age: Assumptions, conjectures, and suggestions. Journal of Management. 30(5), 569-589. 
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