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James Neelankavil

Professor of Marketing and International Business


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Degrees

PHD, 1976, New York Univ; MBM, 1972, Asian Inst of Management; BSC, 1961, St Thomas Aquinas Coll

Bio

Teaching:

    EMBA 410 International Business Practicum
    EMBA 425 The Challenge of Global Business Strategy
    MBA 350 Integrative Capstone of the Zarb School MBA program
    IB 207 Global Business Decision Making

Areas of Expertise& Research

    Global Business Strategy
    Cross-Cultural Management
    International Marketing
    Corporate Strategy

Languages

English, Hindi, & Malayalam

Education

1976
Ph.D. in International Business

Stern School of Business, New York university

1972
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
with distinction
Asian Institute of Management, Manila, Philippines

1961
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
in Physics and Mathematics
St. Thomas College, Kerala University, India

Selected Publications

Books:
  • Neelankavil, James P. and Anoop Rai, Basics of International Business, 2nd  Ed., Sheron Enterprises , Inc, New York, NY, June 2013.
  • Neelankavil, James (2011) Corporate Strategy: A Practical Approach,
    2nd ed. McGraw-Hill: New York, N.Y.
  • Neelankavil, James (2007) International Business Research, 1st Ed., M.E.
    Sharpe: New York, N.Y.
  • Neelankavil, James, Yong Zhang, & Tao Gao, Eds. (2003). Selections from
    International Business and Global Business: Contemporary Issues, Problems,
    and Challenges
    , 3rd Ed, McGraw-Hill, Inc.: New York, NY.
  • Neelankavil, James & William McDonald (1999). International Business
    Management: Decision Making Simulation
    , McGraw-Hill Irwin, Inc.: Chicago, IL.
  • Neelankavil, James & Albert B. Stridsberg (1980). Advertising Self-Regulation: A
    Global Perspective
    , Hastings House Publishers: New York.
Journal Articles:
  • Stevans, L., J.P. Neelankavil, R. Mendoza, and S. Shankar, (2012), “The economic competiveness of countries: A principle factor approach,” International Journal of Economic and Finance, 4, no. 12: 80-92.
  • Jadhav, A., J.P. Neelankavil, and D. Andrews, (2012), “Maximum sustainable level of national debt,” Journal of Accounting and Finance, 12, no. 2: 51-64.
  • Jadhav, A., and J.P. Neelankavil, (2011), "Deficit Financing: Cases, Consequences, and Potential Cures," Journal of Applied Business and Economics, 12, no. 6: 24-38.
  • Neelankavil, J.P., L. Stevans, and F.L. Roman, (2011), "Correlates of Economic Growth
    for Developing Countries: A Panel Cointegration Approach,"
    International Review of
    Applied Economics.
    Forthcoming
  • DeGuzman, J., J.P. Neelankavil, and K. Sengupta, (2011), "Human Resources Roles - Ideal
    versus Practiced: A Cross-Country Comparison among Organizations in Asia,"

    International Journal of Human Resource Management .
    Forthcoming
  • Zhang, Yong, James Neelankavil, & Anil Mathur (2009). The Cultural Relativity of Managerial
    Leadership Styles: A Cross Cultural Comparison of Middle-Level Managers in four Countries.
    International Journal of Business and Public Administration., 6 (3), Fall, 32-49.
  • Neelankavil, James & Mahesh Chandra (2008). Products Development and Innovation for
    Developing Countries: Potential and Challenges.
    Journal of Management Development, 27 (5),
    117-125.
  • Neelankavil, James & V.T. Alganar (2003). Strategic Resource Commitment of High Technology
    Firms: An International Comparison
    . Journal of Business Research, 56 (5), 493-502.
  • Mathur, Anil, Yong Zhang, & James Neelankavil (2001), "Critical Managerial Motivational Factors:
    A Cross Cultural Analysis of Four Culturally Divergent Countries,"
    International Journal of
    Cross-Cultural Management,
    1(3), 251-267.
  • Neelankavil, James, Anil Mathur & Yong Zhang (2000). Determinants of Managerial Performance:
    A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Middle Managers from Four Countries.
    Journal of International
    Business Studies,
    31 (1)
  • Neelankavil, James, David Sessions, & Venkat Mummalini (1995). Use of Foreign Language and
    Models in Print Advertisements in East Asian Countries: A Logit Modeling Approach
    . European
    Journal of Marketing,
    Vol. 29, No. 4, 24-38.
  • Neelankavil, James, Thomas O'Neil, & Richard Tashjian (1985).Techniques to Obtain Market-Related
    Information from Very Young Children
    . Journal of Advertising Research, June-July, 41-47
  • Neelankavil, James & Benjamin Lipstein (1984). Television Advertising Copy Research: A Critical
    Review of the State of the Art.
    Journal of Advertising Research, April-May, 19-28.

Awards & Honors

2011
Dean's Award for outstanding Service to The Zarb School of Business

Top ranked teacher, Asian Institute of Management, September 2010 – December  2011 graduate program.

2009
Best Paper Award,
the International Academy of Business &
Public Administration's Annual Conference, Dallas, TX.

2008
Fulbright Senior Specialist fellow

2006
Dean's Award for outstanding Service to The Zarb School of Business

2003 & 2005
Best Teacher Award
Executive MBA Program

Professional Background

2012 –
Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Advances in Management Science

2011 – present
Editorial Board member, Journal of Asian Business

2002 –
Editor, Journal of International Business and Law

1972
Business consultant to leading US and Asian companies

1961 - 1970
Production Supervisor
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company of India Ltd., Mumbai, India.


Recent Courses Taught

Course Title Level
MBA 350 MBA INTEGRATIVE CAPSTONE Graduate