Faculty of Business Administration

Cynthia Thuy Ðinh

Assistant Professor
460 -8925 She

Location

  • R246
  • Borgir rannsóknarhús

Specialisation

Management Corporate Governance Family Business Studies International Business Board of Directors
Research portal - Cynthia Thuy Ðinh 

General information

Courses 2025 - 2026

SFF3107250
Family Business Management
STH3107250
Corporate Goverance
SFF3107250
Family Business Management
STH3107250
Corporate Goverance

Education

2018
Witten/Herdecke University, Germany, Ph.D. Economics & Management
2012
University of Akureyri, Iceland, M.S. Business Administration
2009
Hanoi National University, Vietnam, BA Social Science

Research

2023
Does Board Gender Diversity Embrace ESG Performance? The Moderating Role of Family Ownership. Conference paper
2023
Network Establishment in Family Firm Internationalisation: a Family Social Capital Perspective. Journal article
2023
Unraveling the Influence of Family and Non-family Women Board Members: an Examination of the Entrepreneurial Orientation and Corporate Social Performance Relationship in Family Firms. Conference paper
2022
The Impact of Politically Connected CEOs and Boards of Directors on Firm Performance: A Study of Vietnamese Family and Nonfamily Firms. Journal article
2022
Family Businesses in Transition Economy: Narratives of the Past, Present, and Lines for Future Research. Conference paper
2020
Governance Practices and Longevity of Japanese Family Firms. An Institutional Review and Future Research. Journal article
2020
Interpersonal Relationships as Informal Governance Mechanism: Do Family Firms and Non-family Firms Practice Differently? Journal article
2020
Understanding “Guanxi” in the Asian Business Context. Journal article
2019
Asian Family Firms through Corporate Governance and Institutions: A Systematic Review of the Literature and Agenda for Future Research. Journal article
2014
Food Processing in Vietnam: Where Is the Potential for High Value Export? Journal article
2014
How can ECAs Help Solve Funding Challenges for Capital Intensive Projects in Emerging Market Economies? Journal article
2014
What are the Economic Justifications for the Existence of Export Credit Agencies and How Can They Facilitate Cross Border Trade to Emerging Market Economies? Journal article
2013
Can Export Credit Agencies Facilitate Cross Border Trade to Emerging Markets and Help Increase Investments and Innovations in Their Food Processing Industries? Journal article
2013
Cross Border Trade, Increased Value Added and Economic Growth in Emerging Market Economies: Can Export Credit Agencies Help? Conference paper
2013
Managing Entry or Expansion: Is Vietnam a Feasible Market for Advanced Food Processing Solution Providers? Journal article
2013
Private Sector Cross Border Trade to Emerging Market Economies: How Can Export Credit Agencies Help to Manage the Risks? Journal article
2012
How Can Private Companies Use the Financial Services and Risk Mitigation Instruments Offered by Export Credit Agencies in Emerging Markets? Conference paper
2012
Private Sector Export to Emerging Market Economies During Times of Crisis: How Can Export Credit Agencies Help? Journal article