Ron Camp
Associate Professor
Department of Business Administration
University of Regina
Canada
Biography
Ron Camp Associate Professor (Organizational Behaviour / International Business), university of Regina. His education: Doctor of Philosophy, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, University of British Columbia, 2003, Masters of Management, Atkinson Graduate School of Management, Willamette University, 1992, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology Major and Mathematics Minor, Whitworth College, 1985.Teaching: BUS 364 Managing a Diverse Workforce, GBUS 835 International Business, GBUS 860 Managing Change, GBUS 874 Cases in Leadership, GBUS 876 Managing Diversity, EMBA 825 Change Management.
Research Interest
Ron Camp research interests are in the area of culture and trust and sustainable development. I have particular research interests in Aboriginal/indigenous culture and management and comparative Asian and Canadian cultures and management. I am also interested in the area of knowledge management, in particular how national culture relates to knowledge management practices and in the area of post-secondary education and development of knowledge management KSAs.
Publications
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Camp RD II, Charlesbois S. (2007) “Vertically integrating a network of small and medium enterprises to pursue strategic marketing: The case of Natural Valley Farms Inc.†J Farm Management 13: 23-40.
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Charlebois S, Camp II RD. (2007) “Environmental uncertainty and vertical integration in a small business network: The case of Natural Valley Farms Inc.†J Enterprising Communities 3: 252-267.
