associate professor, Department of International Business
Area of Expertise:
Japan; FDI; international business practices; Europe; global competition and e-commerce; NAFTA; WTO; Asia; export management; Hong Kong; Brazil; US-Mexico; China; industrial clusters; auto industry; global supply chain management; customs facilitation
Additional Information:
Frank DuBois's research focus is in global supply chain management, customs facilitation, and social network analysis. His work has appeared in the Journal of International Business Studies, International Marketing Review, Journal of Global Information Management, the International Trade Journal, the Production and Inventory Management Journal, and other publications. DuBois has taught at Old Dominion University, Moscow Institute of Electronics Technology, Al Akhawayn University in Morocco, and IMD in Switzerland. He has consulted for a variety of organizations, including the Organization of American States, Korean Science and Engineering Foundation, World Economic Forum, National Institute for Science and Technology, USAID, Volvo-Penta, UPS, and ITT Gwaltney.
Foreign Language Fluency:
n/a
Academic Credentials:
BS, Virginia Tech; MBA, Old Dominion University; PhD, University of South Carolina
Category:
Asia-China, Asia-Japan, Business-International Business and Trade, Business-Management, Europe, Latin America-Mexico, Latin America-South America