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Faculty
Research by faculty in the areas
of business and public policy, and
international business is concerned
with key corporate issues, including
the economics of the Internet, the
impact of trade liberalization and
market reforms on the strategies of
multinational corporations, company
strategies in high technology
industries, and intellectual
property rights. Their research
appears in leading economics,
management, international business,
and business and public policy
journals. The faculty also makes
valuable contributions to businesses
through extensive consulting
activities with organizations such
as the World Travel and Tourism
Council, General Accounting Office,
U.S. Postal Rate Commission, 3M, and
Burlington Northern.
Members of the logistics faculty
enjoy an outstanding national
reputation for the high caliber of
their research: Transportation
Journal ranks the faculty No. 5
nationwide in research productivity.
The department is the home of the
Supply Chain Management Center,
which conducts research on supply
chain best practices and develops
new supply chain models and courses.
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Logistics, Business & Public
Policy Faculty Members
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Robert Windle, Professor &
Department Chair
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Leigh Anenson, Associate
Professor |
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Sandor Boyson, Research
Professor &
Co-Director, Supply Chain
Management Center
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Wilbur Chung, Associate
Professor |
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Thomas Corsi, Michelle Smith
Professor &
Co-Director, Supply Chain
Management Center |
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Cristian Dezső, Assistant
Professor |
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Yan Dong, Assistant
Professor |
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Martin Dresner, Professor |
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Philip T. Evers, Associate
Professor |
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Curt Grimm, Dean's Professor
of Supply Chain and Strategy
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Gideon Mark, Assistant
Professor |
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Peter Morici, Professor
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Brian Nelson, Tyser
Teaching Fellow |
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Charles E. Olson, Professor
of the Practice &
Director, Business Honors
Program |
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Rachelle Sampson, Assistant
Professor |
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Hugh S. Turner, Tyser
Teaching Fellow |
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Yue Maggie Zhou, Assistant
Professor |
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