The International Business (IB) Programs is comprised of multi-disciplinary, complementary programs that expand and enrich the educational offerings across the five departments within the College of Business & Economics at Boise State University. It is the litmus test within the college for how we are adapting to market demand and how we are responding to our globalized business environment. The International Business Programs strive to provide the highest value preparation to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, enabling them to compete successfully in the global economy.
Books from 2020
The Bridge Generation of Việt Nam: Spanning Wartime to Boomtime, Nancy K. Napier and Dau Thuy Ha
Submissions from 2019
Effects of Work Environment and Collaboration on Research Productivity in Vietnamese Social Sciences: Evidence from 2008 to 2017 Scopus Data, Quan-Hoang Vuong, Nancy K. Napier, Tung Manh Ho, Viet Ha Nguyen, Thu-Trang Vuong, Hiep Hung Pham, and Hong Kong To Nguyen
Submissions from 2018
Limits on Chinese Graduate Student Visas May Protect US Intellectual Property but Drive Away Talent, Jack Marr
Submissions from 2017
Double Edge Experiences of Expatriate Acculturation: Navigating Through Personal Multiculturalism, Andre Anugerah Pekerti, Quan Hoang Vuong, and Nancy K. Napier
Submissions from 2015
The Vietnam War, the American War and the ‘Bridge Generation’, Nancy K. Napier
LIVEculture: How Creative Leaders Grow the Cultures They Want, Nancy K. Napier, Jamie Cooper, Mark Hofflund, Don Kemper, Bob Lokken, Rich Raimondi, Gary Raney, Leon Rice, and John Michael Schert
Acculturation and Global Mindsponge: An Emerging Market Perspective, Quan Hoang Vuong and Nancy K. Napier
Submissions from 2014
The New Little Rascals? Forming Multi-Sector Learning Gangs, Nancy K. Napier, Linda Clark-Santos, and Angeli Weller
Relationship Between Innovations, Capital Expenditures and Post-M&A Performance: Evidence from Vietnam, 2005-2012, Vuong Quan-Hoang, Nancy K. Napier, and Donaldine E. Samson
Making Creativity: The Value of Multiple Filters in the Innovation Process, Quan Hoang Vuong and Nancy K. Napier
Submissions from 2013
The Soft Stuff is the Hard Stuff: How Relationships and Communications Can Drive the Execution of Business Strategy, Linda Clark-Santos and Nancy K. Napier
Business Education in the Emerging Economy of Vietnam: Twenty Years of Expectations, Illusions and Lessons, Quan Hoang Vuong, Tri Dung Tran, Nancy K. Napier, and Thuy Ha Dau
Resource Curse or Destructive Creation in Transition Turmoil, Quan Hoang Vuong and Nancy K. Napier
Organizational Culture, Performance, and Competitive Advantage: What Next?, Bianca Jochimsen and Nancy K. Napier
Wise Beyond Your Field: How Creative Leaders Out Innovate to Out Perform, Nancy K. Napier, Jamie Cooper, Mark Hofflund, Don Kemper, Bob Lokken, Chris Petersen, Gary Raney, and John Michael Schert
Serendipity as a Strategic Advantage?, Nancy K. Napier and Quan Hoang Vuong
What We See Why We Worry Why We Hope: Viet Nam Going Forward, Nancy K. Napier and Vuong Quan Hoang
Anatomy of the 3D Innovation Production with the Cobb-Douglas Specification, Quan Hoang Vuong and Nancy K. Napier
Innovation as Determining Factor of Post-M&A Performance: The Case of Vietnam, Quan Hoang Vuong, Nancy K. Napier, and Donaldine E. Samson
A Categorical Data Analysis on Relationships Between Culture, Creativity and Business Stage: The Case of Vietnam, Quan Hoang Vuong, Nancy K. Napier, and Tri Dung Tran
A Categorical Data Analysis on Financial Failures in Vietnam, 2007-2013, Quan Hoang Vuong, Nancy K. Napier, Tri Dung Tran, and Hong Kong T. Nguyen
Submissions from 2012
It Takes Two to Tango: Entrepreneurship and Creativity in Troubled Times—Vietnam 2012, Nancy K. Napier, Dang Le Nguyen Vu, and Quan Hoang Vuong
Homecoming, Hamefarin and Hijacked Country-of-Origin Perceptions: The Motivations of Irish and Scottish Legacy Tourists, Nina Ray and Gary McCain
Personal Identity and Nostalgia for the Distant Land of Past: Legacy Tourism, Nina M. Ray and Gary McCain
Submissions from 2011
On the Broader View of the Open Source Paradigm: The Case for Agricultural Biotechnology, Geoffrey Black, Meredith Taylor, and Wita Wojtkowski
Improving the Probabilities of Success of Expatriate Managers in the Global Organisation of the 21st Century, Michael Harvey, Nancy K. Napier, and Miriam Moeller
Gang Rules: Creativity in Unexpected Places, Nancy K. Napier
The Risk of Adopting Disruptive Technology to Gain Global Competitive Advantage, Nancy K. Napier
Getting to the Real Story: What Vietnamese Business People Wish Foreigners Understood About Doing Business in Emerging and Transition Countries Like Vietnam – BEFORE They Start, Nancy K. Napier and Vuong Quan Hoang
Dealing with Cultural Differences Within an Organization: The Aha Experience, Nancy K. Napier and Sully Taylor
Submissions from 2010
Mentoring Global Dual-Career Couples: A Social Learning Perspective, Michael Harvey, Nancy K. Napier, Miriam Moeller, and Laura A. Williams
The End of a "Period": Sustainability and the Questioning Attitude, Scott Marshall, Vlad Vaiman, Nancy K. Napier, Sully Taylor, Arno Haslberger, and Torben Andersen
Insight: Encouraging Aha! Moments for Organizational Success, Nancy K. Napier
Submissions from 2009
Interpreting Dual Career Couples’ Family Life-Cycles: Identifying Strategic Windows of Global Career Opportunity, Michael Harvey, Nancy K. Napier, and Miriam Moeller
Guiding Tourists to Their Ancestral Homes, Nina M. Ray and Gary McCain
Submissions from 2006
Lewis, Clark, and the Corps of Discovery: Re-Enactment Event Tourism as Authentic Heritage Travel, Nina Ray, Gary McCain, Derick Davis, and Tracy L. Melin
Submissions from 2004
Alienation in the Distribution Channel: Conceptualization, Measurement, and Initial Theory Testing, John F. Gaski and Nina Ray
Submissions from 2003
Legacy Tourism: The Search for Personal Meaning in Heritage Travel, Gary McCain and Nina M. Ray