Christopher Stehr

Christopher Stehr (* 1967 in Gerolstein ) is Professor of International Management at the German Graduate School of Management and Law (GGS) and lecturer at various colleges and universities, including a. at the Bauakademie Biberach , the Hochschule Biberach and the Andrássy University Budapest.

Life

Christopher Stehr studied political science and business administration at the University of Munich. During his studies, he worked there in the marketing department of a major bank and as a management consultant. He then received a full scholarship from the German-Japanese Academic Burse at Ulm University with the aim of conducting interdisciplinary and intercultural research on the subject of population development and globalization.

He then moved to the research institute for application-oriented knowledge processing at Ulm University. There he managed third-party funded projects on the subject of globalization and was also doing his doctorate at the Free University of Berlin. In 2003 he founded the management consultancy for globalization issues polymundo . At the same time, he accepted a post-doc position at the Institute for Corporate Planning, Faculty of Mathematics and Economics at Ulm University, until 2009.

From March 2009 to September 2010 he was Professor of International Business and Intercultural Management at the Karlshochschule International University in Karlsruhe. Since October 2010 he has been Professor of International Management at the GGS in Heilbronn.

Publications

• Destabilization tendencies through globalization within the international system with consideration of nation states . VVF-Verlag, Munich 2009
• Globalization and destabilization tendencies within the international system: An indicator analysis for selected nation states . Free University, Berlin 2003
• The position of power and development of power in Japan at the beginning of the 90s of the twentieth century . Tectum Wissenschaftsverlag, Marburg 1997
• together with Barkin et al .: Intercultural competence, measurability and certification of intercultural competence of institutions and companies . Heilbronn 2011
• together with Timo Herold: On the development of a code of ethics for corporate globalization . In Nguyen, Tristan (ed.): Mensch und Markt, The ethical dimension of economic action , Munich 2011, pp. 165–187
• "Favela versus Asfalto" Bairros Marginalizados no Rio de Janeiro no cinema brasileiro contemporâneo . in: Jaeckel, Volker (ed.): Contributions to the Lusitanistentag , Meidenbauerverlag Munich 2011, pp. 120-138
• Small and Medium Sized Enterprises and their Globalization Strategy . in: Harvard Business Review Poland (Ed.), Internationalization, Innovativeness and Growth of Modern Enterprises , Warszawa 2010, pp. 34–47
• together with Timo Herold: Developing Hypernorms for corporate codes of ethics . In: Journal of Global Strategic Management (JGSM), June 2010, Volume. 4, Number: 1, Istanbul, pp. 100-111
• Globalization strategy for small and medium sized enterprises . In: International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management , Special Issue Globalization, Vol.12, Nos. 3-4 / 2010, Geneva / Inderscience Publisher 2010, pp. 375–391
• together with Melanie Hiller and Christian Stenske: Strategic controlling instruments in public administration . in: Kegelmann / Böhmer / Willmann (eds.), Accounting & Controlling in Public Administration , Group 5, Loseblatt-Zeitschrift, Freiburg 2010, pp. 1079-1098.
• Energy policy in Germany and the European Union with special focus on "renewable Energy" , in: East Asia: Comparative Perspective , East-Asian Institute Dong-A University, Vol.10 / No.2, Busan, March 2010
• together with Christian Stenske: Rating system for the evaluation of operational planning and control systems in corporate practice . In: Harvard Business Manager , March 2010
• together with Beschorner et al .: Donau-Iller region: Perspective 2030, study on the inventory and strategic development of the Donau-Iller region . Regionalverband Donau-Iller (Ed.), University Press of the University of Ulm, Stuttgart / Ulm 2010

Web links

• Christopher Stehr on the GGS homepage