Index - Assistant Professor

Name

Chao NIU

Position

Assistant Professor

Education Background

PhD, University of Hong Kong,
Mphil, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Research

Strategic Management; International Business; Organizational Theory

Personal Website

andyniu@cuhk.edu.cn

Office Address

Phone

Academic Area

Managment

Other

Biography

Dr. Niu joined School of Management and Economics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen in 2017. Before this, he received a doctor's degree in strategy and international business at the university of Hong Kong. His research interests include strategic management, multinational enterprise, innovation and entrepreneurship, and organization theory.

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Awards and Honors

Academic Publications

Publications / Conference:

1. Pengxiang Zhang, Chao Niu, Sali Li, Scott Turner, "Digital Product Innovation in Emerging Economies: Examining the Roles of Institutional Change Speed and Diversification Strategies", Academy of International Business, 2020

2. Chao Niu, Qian Gu, Christine Chan, "Filling Market Institutional Underdevelopment: Institutional Substitution and Strategic Fit on Foreign Firm Performance", Strategic Management Society Annual Conference, Minneapolis, 2019

3. Andy C. NIU, Christine M.K. Chan, "Does It Matter Where Subnational Regions Are? Within-and between- Subnational-Cluster Differences in Institutional Environments and Foreign Affiliate Performance", Academy of International Business Proceedings, 2017

4. Andy C. NIU and Christine M.K. Chan, "Reconsidering Subnational Variations: Integration of Regionalization and Institutional Perspectives", Academy of Management Proceedings, 2017

5. C. M.K. C., L. S. and Andy C. Niu, "Untangling Geographic Contexts and Cross-border Innovation in Emerging Economies: Agglomeration, Institutions, and Foreign Subsidiaries’Innovative Intensity", Academy of International Business Proceedings, 2017

6. Chao, NIU and Christine M. K., CHAN. Does Subnational Cluster Matter? A Spatial-temporal Perspective for the Dynamics of Formal Institutions and Foreign Affiliate Performance. Academy of Management Proceedings. Vol. 2016. No. 1. Academy of Management, 2016.

7. Chao, NIU and Christine M. K., CHAN. Does Subnational Cluster Matter? The Dynamics of Formal Institutions and Foreign Affiliate Performance. Strategic Management Society Special Conference, Hong Kong, 2016

8. Christine M. K., CHAN, Chao, NIU, and Jialin, DU. Institutional Substitution, Affiliate Contingency, and Foreign Affiliate Performance. Academy of Management Proceedings. Vol. 2015. No. 1. Academy of Management, 2015.

9. Christine M. K., CHAN, Jialin, DU, and Chao, NIU. Interactions of subnational institutions: the effects on foreign subsidiary ownership structure. Academy of Management Proceedings. Vol. 2015. No. 1. Academy of Management, 2015.

10. Christine M. K., CHAN, Chao, NIU, Jialin, DU, and Tao, BAI. Subnational Institution, Regional and Foreign Subsidiaries’ Characteristics and Foreign Subsidiary Performance. Academy of International Business Annual Meeting, Vancouver. 2014.

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