PhD defence: Alina Grecu

Companies engage in offshoring (i.e., relocation of existing business activities from one country to another) for various reasons, ultimately to gain competitive advantage. By combining different sources of data and theoretical logics from international business, human capital, strategy, and economics, the thesis is an attempt to address the multi-level offshoring effects in terms of hiring (employee level), onshore performance (company level), and offshoring sentiments (public level).

Primary Supervisor:
Professor Wolfgang Sofka

Department of Strategy and Innovation

Copenhagen Business School

Secondary Supervisors:

Professor Toke Reichstein

Department of Strategy and Innovation

Copenhagen Business School

Assessment Committee:

Professor Larissa Rabbiosi (Chair)

Department of Strategy and Innovation

Copenhagen Business School

Professor Ram Mudambi

Fox School of Business

Temple University

Professor Davide Castellani

Henley Business School

University of Reading

Thesis:
The thesis will be available from research.cbs.dk

Reception:
The CBS PhD School will host a reception, which will take place immediately after the defence in Atrium Kilen.