Education
Ph.D., University of North Carolina
Areas of Expertise
Business-level and Competitive
Strategy, Foreign Direct Investment and related issues, Organization
Design, Strategy Implementation.
Background
1999-present: Assistant Professor of Management, College of
Management,
University of Massachusetts Boston
1997-98: Consultant, Alliance Consulting Group, Inc., Cambridge,
MA
1992-97: Assistant Professor of General and Strategic Management,
School of Business and Management, Temple University, Philadelphia,
PA
1985-86: Account Officer, Marketing, American Express Bank,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Courses Taught
Strategic Management, Business
and its Environment, International and Comparative Management,
Managing in the Global Economy, Managerial Ethics and Social
Issues, Managing Organizations
Research Interests
FDI and host country, Corruption
and International Investment, Multinational Corporations’
Entry Decision and Organizational Design, Entrepreneurship
Selected Publications
Habib and Zurawicki (2002). Corruption
and Foreign Direct Investment. Journal
of International Business Studies,
33(2): 291-307.
Habib and Zurawicki (2001). Country-level investments and
the effect of corruption – Some empirical evidence.
International Business Review,
10(6): 687-700.
Habib, Beldona and Coombs. (2001). National economic performance
and its determinants: An empirical analysis. International
Journal of Public Administration,
23(4): 435-460.
Professional Activities
Reviewer; Journal of World Business,
New England Journal of Entrepreneurship, Academy of International
Business, and the Annual Conference of the Academy of Management
Honors
Deans Award for Distinguished
Research 2001-2002
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