© dominion. All rights reserved. developed by :: Fomax Tech ::                   Dennis J. Encarnation             Dennis J. Encarnation has taught at Harvard University for over twenty years, having joined the faculty in 1982.He spent the first decade of his Harvard career on the faculty of the Harvard Business School and subsequently, he joined John F. Kennedy School of Government, where he is currently Director of the Asia-Pacific Policy program. Prior to Harvard, Professor Encarnation also taught at Stanford University, and received two master’s degrees and a PhD from Duke University. Professor Encarnation's teaching and research focus, first, on the formulation and implementation of corporate strategy and public policy; and second, on the transformational change that is typically required by business enterprises and government agencies as they respond to the simultaneous pressures of globalization, regionalization and localization. On these topics, he has authored six books and over 3 dozen articles and case studies. Much of his research and writing have focused on Asia, where he has conducted extensive field research from India, to Southeast Asia and china, to Japan with MITI. Today, Professor Encarnation continues to work as an outside consultant to multinational corporations, government agencies, and multinational organizations around the world. His corporate clients include several MNC's corporations based in Asia (ranging from Fujitsu in Japan to Tata Group in India), Europe (Such as DHL and Unilever), and the United States (Currently including Boeing, GE, and Monsanto, among others). At the same time, his consulting has also extended to government agencies (typically finance ministries and foreign investment agencies ) in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East; as well as multilateral organizations ( including the World Bank, the IFC, UNCTAD, and the OECD) focusing on foreign investment policies in these regions.   back to thought leaders