The center supports research by Tuck faculty members and other scholars on vital business issues in the emerging economies. Projects supported have included the regional differences and new organizational forms in China, and cross-national comparisons of the impact of marketing on firm performance in Vietnam, India, China, and other developing countries. The center maintains and regularly updates an extensive database on emerging economies, including indices of market openness for more than 40 countries. Dickey fellowships in international business journalism With funding from Dartmouth's Dickey Center, the center brings leading business writers to Tuck from around the world to perform research, write, lecture, and meet with professors, students, and visiting executives. The center explores topics for future rounds of global trade negotiations.
Conferences convene leaders in government, academics, and business.
Conference topics include issues in global finance and prospects for recovery of the economies affected by the financial crises of 1997 98. The center publishes a Working Paper Series of articles by Tuck faculty on issues relating to Asia and the emerging economies. For a complete list of titles contact the center. The center's visiting lecturer program offers students and faculty the opportunity to exchange ideas with world-renowned experts from business and government. Students have the chance to test their theories against the perspectives of the most experienced business executives.