SIEM: Spaces of International Economy and Management
First tier global cities are becoming more significant as translators and mediators of information in the world city network, second tier cities are becoming less strategically important. Within the global city network, new spaces of global business are becoming visible.
In global cities, new international platforms of technology and business exchange are being created. Economic geographers see world cities as centres of translation and calculation in a world-wide network of heterogeneous flows.
SIEM Recent News
- 9th SIEM research meeting
[2012.4] - A Research Meeting of SIEM at the AJG [2012.3]
- Special Session Management Geography at the 2012 AAG Annual Conference [2012.3]
- SIEM will conduct a Special Session on Management Geography at the 2012 Annual Meeting in New York. [2012.1]
- SIEM Cross-Cultural Management Research Meeting on 13th Jan. 2012 [2012.1]
- 5th SIEM research meeting [2011.11]
- Please click here to see the flyer announcing our conference book! [2011.9]
- Report on SIEM2011 Special Session [2011.6]
- Report on SIEM2011 Workshop [2011.3]
- Report on 7th SIEM research meeting @ Nagoya Univ. [2011.1]
- Nathaniel Agola won the Palgrave Macmillan and EAMSA Best Paper Award [2010.6]
SIEM conference book
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| Spaces of International Economy and Management Launching New Perspectives on Management and Geography Edited By Rolf D. Schlunze, Nathaniel O. Agola and William W. Baber [download order PDF] |