AUT - Peter Enderwick

Professor Peter Enderwick

Professor of International Business

Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext: 5748

Email: peter.enderwick@aut.ac.nz

Qualifications:

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in International Business
•  MBA
• BA (Hons) in Economics

Biography:

Peter Enderwick is a specialist in the field of international business. He holds a BA (Hons) in Economics from the University of Lancaster and MBA and PhD from Bradford Management Centre in England. He has been an educator since 1978. Until 1988 he was lecturer in Economics at the Queen’s University of Belfast. For the past sixteen years he has been Professor of International Management at the University of Waikato, Hamilton. He has held visiting positions at the University of Bradford Management Centre and the Helsinki School of Economics and Business, Finland. Currently he is an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Australia, Adelaide and Thammasat Business School, Bangkok. In recent years he has taught in many parts of Asia including Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Thailand and China. He is academic consultant in international business to the Open University of Hong Kong. He has taught at every level from first year undergraduate to PhD and DBA programmes, and also has extensive experience with executive education.

His research interests are in globalization and labour, service sector multinationals, large emerging markets, particularly China and India, and the competitiveness of small, open economies. He is the author of seven books and numerous book chapters and articles in professional journals. His latest book, Globalization and Labor, will be published in the USA later this year. He serves on the editorial boards of a number of journals including the International Business Review. He has undertaken consultancy for the United Nations, the American Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand and the New Zealand Treasury. He is a member of the Academy of International Business and a founding member of ANZIBA (Australia and New Zealand International Business Academy.

He joined AUT in late 2004.

Teaching Areas:

Expertise in Degree and Postgraduate Teaching

• International Business Environment
• International Business Strategy
• Business in Big Emerging Markets
• International Human Resource Management

Interests in Research Supervision

• Asian Business Strategy
• Foreign Direct Investment in New Zealand
• The Internationalisation of New Zealand Business
• Service Sector Foreign Direct Investment

Research areas:

• Globalisation and Labour
• Service Sector Multinational Enterprises
• Business in Asia
• The Competitiveness of Small, Open Economies

Current Research Projects:

• International HRM within Diffused Multinational Enterprises
• Restructuring of Asian Business
• Dynamic Development of Foreign Affiliates Within New Zealand
• Targeted Foreign Direct Investment Strategies
• The Dynamics of Big Emerging Markets: China and India

Publications:

Articles:

(with J. Scott-Kennel), “Economic Upgrading and Foreign Direct Investment: Exploring the Black Box of the IDP”, Transnational Corporations, 14, (1), pp. 105-139, 2005.
 “What’s Bad About Crony Capitalism?”, Asian Business and Management, 4, (2) 2005.
(with J. Scott-Kennel), “Inter-firm alliance and network relationships and the eclectic paradigm of international production: an exploratory analysis of quasi-internalisation at the subsidiary level”, International Business Review, 13, (4), pp. 425-445, 2004.
(with J. Wang), “Competitive Response to WTO Entry: The Case of China’s Publishing Industry”, Journal of Asian Business, 19 (1), pp. 1-20, 2003.
 (with H. Chung), ”An Investigation of Market Entry Strategy Selection: Exporting versus Foreign Direct Investment Modes- A Home-Host Country Scenario“, Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 18 (4), pp. 443-460, 2001.
 
 
Books, Edited Volumes and Research Monographs:

Globalization and Labor, Chelsea House, USA, 2005.
Foreign Investment: The New Zealand Experience, Dunmore Press, 1997.
(with M. Akoorie) Fast Forward: New Zealand Business in World Markets, Longman, 1995.
The Contribution of Foreign Direct Investment to the New Zealand Economy, American Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand, October, 1995.