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KNOWLEGE SHARING
4th Joint International conference
The African Economic Renaissance:
Africa’s Role in the Global Economic Recovery
December 13-14 2012
Addis Ababa

International Leadership Institute
&
University of Greenwich
The Fourth Joint International Conference, in collaboration with the University of Greenwich, was held on Dec 13-14, 2012 on “The New African Economic Renaissance: Africa’s Role in the
Global Economic Recovery”. A total of Fourteen Research papers were presented in two days.
The first session, which is the morning of the first day, has been on Foreign Direct Investment and related issues. Corporate Social Responsibility has been the issue of discussion in the afternoon of Dec 13, 2012. On the second day issues like Kaizen implementation, E-HRM,
Insurance industry, internal auditors were raised and a thorough discussion was held. The following table presents list of presenters and their topic of presentation
No
1

Presenters
Ambassador greg dorey

2

Dr. Rakshit Negi

3

Prof. Dr. Fisseha-Tsion
Mengistu

4

Dr Bruce Cronin

6

Meron Girma &
Ehtemariam Ayele
Dr. Abaineh Adane

7

Ehtemariam Ayele

5

Research Title key note address
How does Foreign Direct Investment Cause Economic
Growth? A Sector-wide Assessment from Ethiopia
Towards a Better Understanding of the Role of Foreign Direct
Investment in Developing Countries with Special Focus on the 2012 Ethiopian Investment Law
National Differences in the Corporate Structure of FDI in
Africa.
Investigation of Corporate Social Responsibility: A Case
Study of Four Organizations in Ethiopia
Corporate Social Responsibility: Issue of Law or Morality?
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): The Impact Of Real
Estate Expansion on the Livelihood of Farmers in Ethiopia

No
8
9

Presenters
Dr patrick mcgurk
Prof. David Gray

10

Dr Michael Wynn-Williams

11

Nesra Seid & Sisay Tesfaye

12

Sisay Tesfaye

13

Solomon Molla

14

Zinabu

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