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ITAA 2013 Annual Conference
New Orleans, Louisiana
October 15-18, 2013
International Track
Allen, Reece, Parrish, Erin D., Oxenham, William and Hodge, George L. How Can We Do
Better? Improving Performance in Global Textile and Apparel Supply Chains
Bennur, Shubhapriya and Gavai, Laxmidevi. How did the Regional Traditional Indian Embroidery
“Kasuti” Reach the International Markets?
Cho, Hyeon Jeong and Jin, Byoungho. What Explains Small- and Medium-sized Apparel
Retailers' International Market Involvement? An Application of the Uppsala Model
Cobb, Kelly and Carper, Martha. The Denim Supply Chain as Global Multi-Disciplinary
Classroom: A Learning Experience from Field to Factory to Showroom Floor
Das, Debanjan and Ha-Brookshire, Jung E. Key Resources of the Indian Apparel Export
Firms as Described by Firm Managers
Hodges, Nancy, Watchravesringkan, Kittichai, Yurchisin, Jennifer, Childs, Michelle, Karpova,
Elena, Marcketti, Sara, Hegland, Jane and Yan, Ruoh-Nan. Women and Small Apparel
Business Ownership: A Cross-cultural Exploration of the Entrepreneurial Experience
Jin, Byoungho and Jung, Sojin. The Role of Social Networks and Global Mindset of Decision
Makers in SME Firm Internationalization
Lee, Juyoung and Karpova, Elena. Defining Competitiveness in the Globalized World:
Building on Competitive Advantage, Comparative Advantage and New Growth Theories
Lu, Sheng. Can the Developed Countries Compete with China for Textile Exports? A
Country-level Study in the EU market from 2000—2008
Lu, Sheng. Impact of the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Textile and Apparel Trade in the
Pacific Rim: A Computable General Equilibrium Approach
Lu, Sheng. When Apparel “Made in China” Become More Expensive, Will U.S. Consumers
Have to Pay More?
Son, Junghwa and Jin, Byoungho. Identifying Factors Related to Luxury Brands’
International Market Selection
2013 Proceedings New Orleans, Louisiana
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| Transcription | ITAA 2013 Annual Conference New Orleans, Louisiana October 15-18, 2013 International Track Allen, Reece, Parrish, Erin D., Oxenham, William and Hodge, George L. How Can We Do Better? Improving Performance in Global Textile and Apparel Supply Chains Bennur, Shubhapriya and Gavai, Laxmidevi. How did the Regional Traditional Indian Embroidery “Kasuti” Reach the International Markets? Cho, Hyeon Jeong and Jin, Byoungho. What Explains Small- and Medium-sized Apparel Retailers' International Market Involvement? An Application of the Uppsala Model Cobb, Kelly and Carper, Martha. The Denim Supply Chain as Global Multi-Disciplinary Classroom: A Learning Experience from Field to Factory to Showroom Floor Das, Debanjan and Ha-Brookshire, Jung E. Key Resources of the Indian Apparel Export Firms as Described by Firm Managers Hodges, Nancy, Watchravesringkan, Kittichai, Yurchisin, Jennifer, Childs, Michelle, Karpova, Elena, Marcketti, Sara, Hegland, Jane and Yan, Ruoh-Nan. Women and Small Apparel Business Ownership: A Cross-cultural Exploration of the Entrepreneurial Experience Jin, Byoungho and Jung, Sojin. The Role of Social Networks and Global Mindset of Decision Makers in SME Firm Internationalization Lee, Juyoung and Karpova, Elena. Defining Competitiveness in the Globalized World: Building on Competitive Advantage, Comparative Advantage and New Growth Theories Lu, Sheng. Can the Developed Countries Compete with China for Textile Exports? A Country-level Study in the EU market from 2000—2008 Lu, Sheng. Impact of the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Textile and Apparel Trade in the Pacific Rim: A Computable General Equilibrium Approach Lu, Sheng. When Apparel “Made in China” Become More Expensive, Will U.S. Consumers Have to Pay More? Son, Junghwa and Jin, Byoungho. Identifying Factors Related to Luxury Brands’ International Market Selection 2013 Proceedings New Orleans, Louisiana 1 |
