The EAMSA along with sponsoring institutions offers several awards annually. The award recipients are recognized at the EAMSA annual conference.
In 2003, Palgrave Macmillan kindly agreed to endow an award for the best paper at the EAMSA annual conference. All of the accepted competitive papers are eligible for the award. In addition other awards are made on a regular basis.
Leeds Conference 2007
The Palgrave Macmillan-EAMSA Best Paper Award
Chie Iguchi (Ritsumeikan University, Japan):
The Roles of FDI in National Innovation Systems in Malaysia: Technological Development of Local Firms
Seoul Conference 2006
The Palgrave Macmillan-EAMSA Best Paper Award
Chinmay Pattnaik and Soonkyoo Choe (Yonsei University, Korea): Impact of institutional quality and institutional distance on subsidiary performance: Evidence from Korean MNCs
Runners-up
Chie Iguchi (Ritsumeikan University, Japan): Determinants of Backward Linkages: The Case of TNC Subsidiaries in Malaysia
Rene W. Kaeppeli (Rikkyo University, Japan): The Effect of HRM Practices on Swiss Subsidiary Performance in Japan
Frankfurt (Oder) Conference 2005
The Palgrave Macmillan-EAMSA Best Paper Award
Jan Adam Jezak (University of Lodz, Poland): New Standards in Corporate Governance Practices - Process of Implementation in a Developing Country Conditions (Case of Poland)
Hong Kong Conference 2004
The Palgrave Macmillan-EAMSA Best Paper Award
Oliver Yau, Fanny Cheung, Cheris Chow, and Leung Wing Fai (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong): SARS versus Asian Financial Crisis
Axele Giroud and Hafiz Mirza (Bradford University, UK): Intra-firm Technology Transfer: The Case of Japanese Manufacturing Firms in Asia
Outstanding Competitive Paper
Su Che-jen and Wang Chengchien (Fu-Jen Catholic University, Taiwan): An Empirical Study on Trust, Commitment, Relationship Quality, and Behavioral Consequences for International Tourist Hotels in Taiwan
Outstanding Workshop Paper
Robert Demir and Sten Söderman (School of Business, Stockholm University): A Cumulative Approach to Nine Swedish Firms in China
Stockholm Conference 2003
Best Young Scholar(s)
Li Jiatao and Yang Jing Yu (Hongkong University of Science and Technology): The Emergence of a New Organizational Form: The Case of Wholly Owned Foreign Subsidiaries in China
