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Steve Luxmore, Ph.D., University of Toronto
Assistant Professor
Contact Information
Office Location: LOW-3315
Office Phone: 585-475-7161
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Staff Assistant Phone: 585-475-6042
Fax: 585-475-5989
Office Hours
Monday
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Wednesday
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
And
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
And By Appointment, E-mail and Phone.
Biography
Steve Luxmore is an Assistant Professor in RIT�s College of Business where he teaches classes in International Business. Steve received his Ph.D. from the University of Toronto and earned M.A. and B.A. degrees in Economics from the University of Guelph.
His research interests are international business and strategic management with a current emphasis exploring biotechnology applications in the agriculture sector. Prior research includes TQM, agency theory, and corporate responses to the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement.
Education
- Ph.D., International Business and Finance, University of Toronto, 1990
- M.A., Economics, University of Guelph, 1983
- B.A. (Honours), Economics, University of Guelph, 1981
Experience
- Faculty -- SUNY Oswego, 1998-2004
Professional Memberships
- Academy of International Business, Academy of Management
Research Interests & Research in Progress
- Exploring perceptions of consumer value of online social networks, with Neil Hair
- Greenpeace Financial Decisions: Cross National Examination
- Institutional considerations of NGO activism: Greenpeace campaign in North America and Europe
- MNE globalization and social responsibility, with Z. Tung and C. Hull
- MNE market global diversification and performance
- When Corporate Social Responsibility Matters: An Empirical Investigation of Contingencies, with Z. Tung and C. Hull. Under review, Journal of Business Ethics
Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Equal Author, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation -- Innovation and NGOs: A framework of interaction, with Clyde Hull, 17-27, February, 2011
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Equal Author, International Journal of Innovation and Technology Management -- The Six Facets Model of Innovation and Genetically Modified Organisms, with Clyde Hull, 19-36, 2010
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Equal Author, International Journal of Business Strategy -- Influencing the Acceptance of Innovation: A Tale of Two Perspectives on Genetically-Modified Organisms, with Clyde Hull, 12-17, 2007
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Sole Author, Journal of International Business Strategy -- Innovation and Varying Market Acceptance: Biotechnology in Agribusiness, October, 2005
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Primary Author, Journal of Global Competitiveness -- Strategic Implications of Technological Innovation that is Hard to Sell, with K. Shaw, 2003
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Primary Author, Business Journal for Entrepreneurs -- Managing the Principal-Agent Relationship in a Global Context, with K. Kozan, 2001
- Primary Author, Management Research News -- Implications of Total Quality Management For Agency Theory, with E. Stendardi, 1997
- Discipline-based Scholarship, Secondary Author, Canadian Journal of Regional Sciences -- Corporate Strategy and the Free Trade Agreement: Adjustment by Canadian Multinational Enterprises, with A. Rugman, A. Verbeke, 1990
Refereed Conference Proceedings
- Discipline-based Scholarship, EDGE -- Innovation and NGOs: A Framework of Interaction, with Clyde Hull, July, 2006
Unpublished Conference Presentations
- The Six Facets Model of Technology Management Applied to Radical Business Innovation at the Industry Level: Genetically Modified Organisms in Agribusiness, International Academy of Management and Business, 2008
- Innovation and Achieving Market Acceptance: Genetically-Modified Organisms in Agribusiness, Asia-Pacific Academy of Management and Business Conference, 2007
- Agriculture Biotechnology and Technology Developer Strategies: Multiple Factor Considerations, Academy of Management, 2006
- Three-Sector Stakeholder Approach to Agriculture Biotechnology, Academy of Management, 2005
- Three-Sector Stakeholder Approach to Biotechnology, Academy of International Business, 2005
- Innovation and Market Acceptance in the Face of Hostility: The Case of Biotechnology in Agribusiness, Academy of International Business, 2003
- Linear Programming for Decision Making: A Tutorial and Writing Project , American Accounting Association Midwest Meeting, 2003
- Strategic Implications of Technological Innovation that is Hard to Sell, Corporate Responsibility: The Global Environment, CIBER Conference at Thunderbird, 2002
- Strategic Implications of Technological Innovations that are Hard to Sell, INFORMS Annual Meeting, 2001
- A Linear Programming Model for Strategic Business Decisions, American Academy of Accounting and Finance, 2000
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