Globalization Strategic Alliances Roundtable (GSAR)
Berlin, Germany, June 22, 2001

Introductory Note by Bob Jensen --- http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/ 
Unexpectedly, Agnes Cheng came up to me during the Early Bird Reception on June 21, 2001 in Berlin at Cross-Border Business Combinations and Strategic Alliances Conference at Humboldt-Universitat.  Professor Cheng requested that I attend a June 22 morning session she had organized called the Berlin Globalization Strategic Alliances Roundtable (GSAR).  She then explained that the reason she invited me was to have her session captured on videotape.

I must explain that, although I capture a lot of video at conferences, my skills in this regard are strictly amateur.  The GSAR speakers in Berlin were not wearing microphones, so the only audio captured was through the microphone built into my old Sony camcorder.

I am temporarily making my Berlin GSAR audio recordings available on my Web server (actually courtesy of the Computer Science Department at Trinity University).  I am providing Dr. Cheng my audio and picture files on a CD-R disk so that she may eventually serve them up at the GSAR Web server at --- http://www.globalizationroundtable.org/  
Your computer must have MP3 audio playback software in order to listen to the audio files.

Globalization Strategic Alliances Roundtable (GSAR of the American Accounting Association) has the following purposes: 

The GSAR's purposes are bringing business school representatives, international center directors, association and section leaders, international accounting journal editors, international conference organizers and those who are interested in developing globalization strategies for their organizations to a roundtable meeting to discuss globalization missions, strategies, activities and potential cooperation.


 

Globalization Strategic Alliances Roundtable (GSAR), Berlin, Germany, June 22, 2001
Instructions:  Click on the speaker's name to hear an MP3 recording.  
                                               Click on "Text" to read an outline of that speaker's prepared remarks.
Speaker's Name Picture Affiliation Representing
Agnes Cheng
MP3 Audio

Text

University of Houston Introduction to the 
GSAR Roundtable
Mary Stone University of Alabama and Year 2001 President of the American Accounting Association  American Accounting Association Overview:  Education
Bob Jensen Trinity University AAA's ACE Program
Joel Demski University of Florida and Year 2001 President-Elect of the American Accounting Association  American Accounting Association Overview:  Research
Agmes Cheng University of Houston AAA's Historical Development on Globalization
Adolph Coenenberg University of Augsburg SG
Schmalenbach-Gesellschaft für Betriebswirtschaft e.V. (SG), Köln/Berlin, Germany
Andrew Stark
MP3 Audio

Text

Manchester Business School
(Includes a video by Dr. Stark)
British Accounting Association
Liesel Knorr
MP3 Audio

Text

Secretary-General of the German Accounting 
Standards Committee (GASC)
GASC
Kurt Ramin Commercial Director of the International Accounting
Standards Board (IASB)
IASB
Belverd Needles
MP3 Audio

Text

DePaul University IAAER
International Association for Accounting Education and Research
Michael Walsh
MP3 Audio

Text

ACCA
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
ACCA
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
Gert Karreman
MP3 Audio

Text

European Institute for Advanced
Studies in Management
EIASM 
European Institute for Advanced
Studies in Management
David Alexander
MP3 Audior

Text

The Birmingham Business School British Accounting Association, International Accounting & Finance
Special Interest Group
Teresa Conover
MP3 Audio

Text

University of North Texas American Accounting Assn.
International Accounting Section
Saleha Khumawala
MP3 Audio

Text

University of Houston American Accounting Association
Government Accounting Section
Andrew Stark
MP3 Audio

Andy Stark Text

Robert Scapens Text

Manchester Business School
(Includes a video by Dr. Stark)
JBFA and MAR
Grace Pownall
MP3 Audio

Text

Emory University IAS Section Journal
Timothy Sale
MP3 Audio

Text

University of Cincinnati Advances in International Accounting (Journal)
Chen-En Ko
MP3 Audio

Text

Dean of the College of Business
National Taiwan University
National Taiwan University
Rajiv Banker University of Texas at Dallas University of Texas at Dallas
Ervin Black
MP3 Audio

Text

Brigham Young University Brigham Young University
Thomas Carnes
MP3 Audio

Text

University of Arkansas University of Arkansas
Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo
MP3 Audio

Text

Open University Business School Open University Business School
Judy Tsui did not attend the Roundtable, but she prepared text on the City University of Hong Kong --- Text
Audio Names of Participants --- MP3 Audio

In the next stage of the program, the above speakers joined with other persons attending this Globalization Strategic Alliances Roundtable in Berlin.  Each participant was assigned to one of the four round tables in the room.  About 40 minutes was devoted to open discussions at each table. Afterwards, each table elected a spokesperson to summarize the discussion at his or her table.  These summaries were as follows:

Roundtable Discussion Summaries
Gert Karreman
EIASM
Table 1 Summary
Teresa Conover
University of North Texas
Table 2 Summary
Finley Graves
Kansas State University
Table 3 Summary
Andy Stark
Manchester Business School
Table 4 Summary

 


Globalization Strategic Alliance Roundtable

July 22, 2001

The Maritim Hotel, Berlin, Germany

List of Participants:

 

Last Name

First Name

Affliation

E-mail

Presentation

Alexander

David

The Birmingham Business School

d.j.a.Alexander@bham.ac.uk 

BAA, International Accounting and Finance Special Interest Group

Anderson

Mark

Univ of Texas-Dallas

andersmc@utdallas.edu

 

Banker

Rajiv

University of Texas at Dallas

rbanker@utdallas.edu

University

Bátiz-Lazo

Bernardo

Open University Business School

b.batiz@open.ac.uk

University and Center

Biberacher

Johannes

University Augusburg

johannes.biberacher@wiso.uni-augsburg.de

 

Black

Ervin

Brigham Young University

erv_black@byu.edu

University and CIBER

Carnes

Thomas

Univ. of Arkansas

carnes@walton.uark.edu

University

Cheng

C.S. Agnes

University of Houston

acheng@uh.edu

AAA’s Globalization strategy and activities

Cheng

Rita

University of Wisconsin-Mulwaukee

rcheng@uwm.edu

AAA Government Section

Coenenberg

Adolf

University Augusburg

adolf.coenenberg@wiso.uni-augsburg.de

SG etc.

Conover

Teresa

University of North Texas

conovert@unt.edu

AAA International Accounting Section

Demski

Joel

University of Florida

demski@notes.cba.ufl.edu

AAA Overview: Research

Evans III

John

University of Pittsburgh

jhe@katz.pitt.edu

 

Evraert

Serge

Univ Montesquieu Bordeaux IV

serge.evraert@montesquieu.u-bordeaux.fr

 

Francis

Jennifer

Duke University

jfrancis@duke.edu

 

Ghosh

Aloke

CUNY-Baruch College

aghosh@baruch.cuny.edu

 

Jensen Robert Trinity University rjensen@trinity.edu 

Karreman

Gert

European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management

g.karreman@inter.NL.net

Institute (EIASM)

Khumawala

Saleha

University of Houston

saleha@uh.edu

AAA International Accounting Section

Kim

Kwang-Yoon

Ajou Univ

kimkyn@madang.ajou.ac.kr

 

Knorr

Liesel

German Accounting Standards Committee

Knorr@DRSC.de

GASC

Ko

Chen-En

National Taiwan Univ

chenenko@ccms.ntu.edu.tw

University

Kurusu

Masathoshi

Ryutsu Kagaku University

Masatoshi_Kurusu@red.umds.ac.jp

 

Moeller

Peter

RWTH Aachen

peter.moeller@lur.rwth-aachen.de

 

Needles

Belverd

DePaul University

bneedles@needles-powers.com 

IAAER

Nilsson

Sven-Arne

University of Lund

sven.arne.nilsson@se.arthurandersen.com

 

Patten

Ronald

DePaul University

rpatten@wppost.depaul.edu 

 

Philbrick

Donna

Portland State University

donnap@sba.pdx.edu

 

Polhemus

Craig

AAA

aaacraig@packet.net

 

Pownall

Grace

Emory University

grace_pownall@bus.emory.edu

IAS Section Journal

Ramin

Kurt

IASC

kranub@iasb.org.uk

IASC

Sale

Timothy

University of Cincinnati

tim.sale@uc.edu

Advances in International Accounting

Schipper

Katherine

Duke University

schipper@mail.duke.edu

AAA’s Historical Development on Globalization

Shackelford

Douglas

University of North Carolina Chapel

doug_shack@unc.edu

 

Shiba

Kenji

Kansai University

kenshiba@kansai-u.ac.jp

 

Stark

Andy

Manchester Business School

astark@man.mbs.ac.uk

BAA, JBFA & MAR

Stelzner

Monika

CPA Australia

stelzner@ihug.com.au

 

Stone

Mary

University of Alabama

mstone@cba.ua.edu

AAA Overview: Education

Tsui

Judy

City University of Hong Kong

acjt@cityu.edu.hk

City U and  Accounting and Corporate Law Centre and APJAE; Xiaman University (via tape)

Vincent

Linda

Northwestern University

l-vincent@nwu.edu

 

Walsh

Michael

ACCA

walshm@acca.org.uk

ACCA

 


 

International Accountancy References and Vortals

Paul Pacter's great international accounting site --- http://www.iasplus.com/ 
Paul Pacter's workshop on the history of the IASC http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/acct5341/speakers/pacter.htm 

International accounting news and resources --- http://accountingeducation.com/ 

Association of International Accountants --- http://2rs.aia.org.uk/ 

ANet at http://www.csu.edu.au/anet/ (Strong on International Accounting News)

If you are interested in the globalization of education, take a look at http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/crossborder.htm 

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