PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
B.A., University of Missouri
Ph.D., Union Institute Graduate School
Year Joined RCNJ: 1992
Courses Offered:
Fundamentals of International Business
Politics of International Investing
European Business Community
International Risk Management (specialized masters)
Teaching Interest:
Experiential International Education
Cross Cultural Aspects of International Business
Privatization Issues in Post Communist Economic Transformations
International Risk Management Issues
Research Interest:
Cross Cultural Aspects of International Business
Privatization Issues in Post Communist Economic Transformations
International Risk Management Issues
Recent Publications:
Frech, W. & Cooperman, R. (2009). Tight or Wrong: What International Business Students Should Know About Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility. European Journal of Management, 9 (1), 111-121.
Dahan, N. & Frech, W. (2008). A Review of European Business Integration: Does European Business Exist? International Journal of Business Research, 8 (5), 15-27.
Frech, W. & Cooperman, R. (2007). What Should We Teach International Business Students about Terrorism? Review of Business Research, 7 (4), 130-145.
Frech, W. J. & Bisanovic, J.. (2003). Globalization-US, EU and Russia. Published in proceedings (Refereed) Conference. University of Sarajevo, Bosnia.
A. Tarallo, W. J. Frech, I. Zibb. (2001).Privatization and the Czech Republic: A current assessment. International research in the Business Disciplines, a JAI research annual.
A. Domazet & W. J. Frech. (2000). Restructuring and Internationalization of Bosnian Companies. Published in the proceedings of Conference on Globalization in the European Small Countries. (Refereed) University of Rijeka, Pula, Croatia.
