James E. Payne
Chair and Professor at Business Administration, The University of Texas at El Paso0 Followers
Dr. James E. Payne serves as the Dean and a Professor at The University of Texas at El Paso's College of Business Administration, holding a distinguished chair in International Business. With a primary focus on social and economic development, Dr. Payne brings considerable depth and experience to his leadership role, particularly within the fields of business and international business. His career path reflects a clear dedication to fostering progress in economic and social spheres, both locally and on a global scale.
His scholarly pursuits delve into the areas of social development, economic development, and the complexities of international business. Dr. Payne's work often examines how these fields interact dynamically, aiming to uncover insights that can lead to meaningful improvements in communities and economies. His contributions to scholarship have earned wide recognition, and he is frequently sought after for his informed perspective on these subjects.
Beyond his academic duties, Dr. Payne plays a vital advisory role on The Hunt Institute for Global Competitiveness's Advisory Council. This council brings together a diverse group of leaders and experts from various sectors, all united by a commitment to advancing economic and social development within the Paso del Norte region. Dr. Payne's participation ensures the Institute benefits from his extensive knowledge and strategic guidance.
A strong proponent of collaboration, Dr. Payne believes that fostering partnerships between universities and industry is essential for driving innovation and enhancing competitiveness. This philosophy is evident in his leadership at the College of Business Administration, where he actively works to create opportunities for students and faculty to engage with real-world challenges and develop impactful solutions.
Active in the broader professional community, Dr. Payne regularly participates in various organizations and conferences. Here, he shares his research findings and engages in valuable dialogue with fellow scholars and practitioners. His ongoing contributions to the field of business administration continue to shape and inspire the next generation of leaders and thinkers, encouraging them to strive for excellence in their own professional journeys.
External Link www.utep.edu/ His scholarly pursuits delve into the areas of social development, economic development, and the complexities of international business. Dr. Payne's work often examines how these fields interact dynamically, aiming to uncover insights that can lead to meaningful improvements in communities and economies. His contributions to scholarship have earned wide recognition, and he is frequently sought after for his informed perspective on these subjects.
Beyond his academic duties, Dr. Payne plays a vital advisory role on The Hunt Institute for Global Competitiveness's Advisory Council. This council brings together a diverse group of leaders and experts from various sectors, all united by a commitment to advancing economic and social development within the Paso del Norte region. Dr. Payne's participation ensures the Institute benefits from his extensive knowledge and strategic guidance.
A strong proponent of collaboration, Dr. Payne believes that fostering partnerships between universities and industry is essential for driving innovation and enhancing competitiveness. This philosophy is evident in his leadership at the College of Business Administration, where he actively works to create opportunities for students and faculty to engage with real-world challenges and develop impactful solutions.
Active in the broader professional community, Dr. Payne regularly participates in various organizations and conferences. Here, he shares his research findings and engages in valuable dialogue with fellow scholars and practitioners. His ongoing contributions to the field of business administration continue to shape and inspire the next generation of leaders and thinkers, encouraging them to strive for excellence in their own professional journeys.
Publications
4 - The role of economic policy uncertainty in the US entrepreneurship-unemployment nexus,Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy
James E Payne ,
, 352-366, 2015-11-02
6 - The convergence of carbon dioxide emissions: a survey of the empirical literature,Journal of Economic Studies
James E. Payne ,
, 1757-1785, 2020-04-29
8 - The entrepreneurship-unemployment nexus in Croatia,Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy
10 - Inflation and inflation uncertainty: evidence from the Caribbean region,Journal of Economic Studies
James E. Payne ,
, 501-511, 2008-10-31
12 - Laboratory Medicine Workforce Shortage: Informed Public and Skilled High School Students can Fill the Gap,International Journal of Biomedical and Clinical Analysis
James A Payne IV ,
, 2023-06-27
14 - Survey of the international evidence on the causal relationship between energy consumption and growth,Journal of Economic Studies
James E. Payne ,
, 53-95, 2010-01-26
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