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Daniel
F. Spulber
Elinor Hobbs Professor of International Business,
Professor of Management Strategy, and Professor
of Law
Management and Strategy Department
BA
1974, Economics, University of Michigan; MA 1976,
PhD 1979, Economics, Northwestern University
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Curriculum
Vitae
Academic Positions Held |
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Daniel
F. Spulber the Elinor Hobbs Professor of International
Business and Professor of Management Strategy at the Kellogg
School of Management, Northwestern University, where he
has taught since 1990. Spulber is also Professor of Law
at the Northwestern University Law School. |
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International
Business Strategy
Public Policy and Management Strategy (environment and
energy)--explores the consequences of regulation for management
strategy Strategy
and Organization--examines the interplay between competitive
strategy and organizational design |
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| Career
and Recent Professional Awards; Teaching Awards |
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Ranked
6th in the "Economists Hall of Fame" listing the top U.S.
economists by pages published in leading journals 1984-1993
in the article "Trends in Rankings of Economics Departments
in the U.S.: An Update" by Loren C. Scott and Peter M.
Mitias, Economic Inquiry, April, 1996
awarded seven National Science Foundation grants. |
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| Professional
Leadership |
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Prof.
Spulber is the founding editor of the Journal of Economics
and Management Strategy, published by the Blackwell
Publishers. |
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| Research
Areas |
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management
strategy
international business
industrial organization
regulated industries (energy, telecommunications, transportation) |
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Projects |
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Contracts; Market microstructure; Global business strategy |
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| Representative
Publications |
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More
than 70 published papers and eight books including:
Management Strategy, McGraw Hill, 2003
The
Market Makers: How Leading Companies Create and Win
Markets, McGraw Hill, 1998
Market
Microstructure: Intermediaries and the Theory of the
Firm, Cambridge University Press, 1999 |
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