School of Finance and Management

Dr Eunsuk Hong

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Roles: School of Finance and Management Senior Lecturer in International Business & Management (China)
Department: School of Finance and Management
Qualifications: BA, BBA, MSc (Korea) MSc, PhD (London)
Building: Russell Square: College Buildings
Office: 527
Email address: eh19@soas.ac.uk
Telephone number: 0207 898 4564
Support hours: By email appointment

PhD Supervision

Name	Title
Ms Kim Bui	The Role of State-Owned Enterprises in Chinese Cross -Border Mergers and Acquisitions: An Institutional Perspective
Miss Katherine Moe	Entry mode of emerging market firms
Jingyuan Tuo	Influence of FDI on regional inequality in post-reform China
Minhye Zoh	The (in)effectiveness of corporate disclosure in reducing corporate scandals

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Email: eh19@soas.ac.uk
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MSc Public Policy and Management at SOAS University of London

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Dr Eunsuk Hong

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Multinational enterprises, intra-regional cross-border M and As, and performance: Location advantages of market versus knowledge

Do Managers Always Listen to the Market? Evidence from Cross-Border M and As and Accounting Quality = 기업 매니저는 시장의 신호에 항상 귀를 기울이는가? 국제 인수합병 및 회계 기준의 품질을 중심으로

The effect of non-conventional outbound foreign direct investment (FDI) on the domestic employment of multinational enterprises (MNEs)

Outbound Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Motivation and Domestic Employment by Multinational Enterprises (MNEs)

Is China a single united market for foreign investors? Federalism, Chinese style and inward FDI in China

Does Foreign Direct Investment Stimulate New Firm Creation? In Search of Spillovers through Industrial and Geographical Linkages

Location Decisions of Inward FDI in Sub-national Regions of a Host Country: Service versus Manufacturing Industries

Some Bad News is Good News for Foreign Investors: The Case of Intellectual Property Rights Infringement in China

Entrepreneurship across Time and Space: Empirical Evidence from Korea

Outward FDI does not necessarily cost domestic employment of MNEs at home: Evidence from Japanese MNEs

Inward Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic Entrepreneurship: A Regional Analysis of New Firm Creation in Korea

Regional Knowledge Production and Entrepreneurial Firm Creation: Spatial Dynamic Analyses

Foreign Direct Investment and Total Factor Productivity in China: A Spatial Dynamic Panel Analysis

Incorporating Technology Diffusion, Factor Mobility and Structural Change into cross-region Growth Regression: An Application to China

Determinants of Firm Creation in Chinese Rural Regions: A Panel Data Analysis for Township and Village Enterprises by Ownership Structure

Dynamics of Internationalization and Outward Investment: Chinese Corporations' Strategies

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