Renata Kosova
Renata Kosova
Strategy
545 Statler Hall
Phone: 607-254-3383
Email: rk373@cornell.edu
Primary Research Focus
International Business, Industrial Organization
Professional Biography
Renáta Kosová is an assistant professor at the School of Hotel Administration. She teaches strategy and international business courses. Prior to her arrival in 2007, she was on faculty at The George Washington University Business School. Kosová’s primary research focuses on the impact of globalization on firm behavior and competitiveness. Specific areas of interest include the impact of foreign direct investment and international trade on domestic firms in transitional economies. Additional research involves issues more central to the field of industrial organization, including firm/industry dynamics; determinants of firm performance and organization economics, with specific attention to franchising and service industries. Her dissertation: “Do Foreign Firms Crowd out Domestic Firms? Evidence from the Czech Republic”, won “The Farmer Dissertation Award” (Academy of International Business); “The Gunnar Hedlund Award” (the Institute of International Business, Stockholm School of Economics, and EIBA), and was also nominated for the “Berry Richman Dissertation Award” (Academy of Management). Kosová previously taught undergraduate and MBA courses on international business, world economy and firm strategy.
Courses Taught
- Spring 10: HADM 4441 - Strategic Management
- Fall 09: HADM 6641 - International Business Strategy
Academic Degrees
- Ph.D., University of Michigan
- M.A., University of Michigan
- M.A., Central European University
- B.A., Comenius University
