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Faculty
Research by faculty in
the areas of business and public policy,
and international business is concerned
with key corporate issues, including the
economics of the Internet, the impact of
trade liberalization and market reforms
on the strategies of multinational
corporations, company strategies in high
technology industries, and intellectual
property rights. Their research appears
in leading economics, management,
international business, and business and
public policy journals. The faculty also
makes valuable contributions to
businesses through extensive consulting
activities with organizations such as
the World Travel and Tourism Council,
General Accounting Office, U.S. Postal
Rate Commission, 3M, and Burlington
Northern.
Members of the logistics faculty
enjoy an outstanding national reputation
for the high caliber of their research:
Transportation Journal ranks the faculty
No. 5 nationwide in research
productivity. The department is the home
of the
Supply Chain Management Center,
which conducts research on supply chain
best practices and develops new supply
chain models and courses.
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Robert Windle
Sandor
Boyson,
Research Professor &
Co-Director, Supply Chain
Management Center
Wilbur Chung
Thomas
Corsi, Michelle Smith
Cristian Dezső
Martin
Dresner
Philip
T. Evers
Curt
Grimm
Peter
Morici
Burt
A. Leete
Charles
E. Olson,
Professor of the Practice
&
Brian
Shaffer
Deepak
Somaya
Hugh
S. Turner
Joseph
G. Mattingly Jr.
