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Professor
Wakolbinger's Webpage at the University of Memphis
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Biography:
Dr. Wakolbinger is an Assistant Professor in the Fogelman College of
Business and Economics at the University of Memphis.
She received her Ph.D.
in Business Administration with a concentration in
Management Science
at
the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in May 2007. She received a Masters
in International
Economics and Business Studies from the Leopold-Franzens University of
Innsbruck in Innsbruck, Austria.
Her research interests
lie in
the modeling and analysis of complex decision-making on network systems
with a specific focus on global issues. She is especially interested in
social and knowledge networks, global transportation and
telecommunication
networks, and financial networks.
Dr. Wakolbinger is
Junior Vice President of Communications of WORMS (Women in Operations
Research and the Management Sciences).
She is a past
President of
the UMass-Amherst INFORMS Student Chapter and past coordinator of its
Speaker Series (2004-2005 and 2005-2006). Tina is a recipient of
a 2006 Graduate Student Fellowship for Outstanding Students from the
University of
Massachusetts at Amherst. In 2006 she was awarded the Judith
Liebman Award from INFORMS (The Institute of Operations Research and
the Management Sciences).
Selected Publications:
The Co-Evolution and Emergence
of Integrated International Financial Networks and Social
Networks: Theory,
Analysis, and Computations
Anna Nagurney, Jose M. Cruz,
and
Tina Wakolbinger, in Globalization and Regional
Economic Modeling, R. Cooper, K. P. Donaghy, and G.
J. D. Hewings, Editors, Springer, Berlin, Germany (2007) pp 183-226.
Financial Engineering of the
Integration of Global Supply Chain Networks and Social Networks with
Risk Management
Jose M. Cruz, Anna Nagurney, and Tina
Wakolbinger, Naval
Research Logistics 53: (2006), pp 674-696.
The
Evolution and Emergence of
Integrated Social and Financial Networks with Electronic Transactions:
A Dynamic Supernetwork Theory for the Modeling, Analysis, and
Computation of Financial Flows and Relationship Levels
Anna
Nagurney, Tina Wakolbinger, and Li Zhao, Computational Economics 27: (2006) pp 353-393.
On a
Paradox of Traffic Planning, translated from the (1968) original D.
Braess paper from German to English by D. Braess, A. Nagurney, and T.
Wakolbinger, Transportation
Science 39: (2005) pp 446-450.
Dynamic
Supernetworks for the Integration
of Social Networks and Supply Chains with Electronic Commerce: Modeling
and Analysis of Buyer-Seller Relationships with Computations
Tina Wakolbinger and Anna Nagurney, Netnomics 6: (2004) pp 153-185.
Supernetworks: An Introduction
to the Concept and its Applications with a Specific Focus on Knowledge
Supernetworks
Anna Nagurney and Tina Wakolbinger, International
Journal of Knowledge,
Culture and Change Management 4: (2004) pp 1523-1530.
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Favorite
Links:
Virtual
Center for Supernetworks
UMass INFORMS Student
Chapter
University
of Innsbruck
Upper
Austrian Foodcluster
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