Rate My Professor Matt Raskovic

Raskovic's research specializations encompass economic sociology of international business, social identity theory in IB contexts, populism as an institution, corruption in Central and Eastern Europe, and diversity, equity, and inclusion in international business research and education. His scholarly impact is evidenced by over 1,300 citations on Google Scholar. Key publications include "Living with Corruption in Central and Eastern Europe: Social Identity and the Role of Moral Disengagement" (with K.T. Haynes, 2021, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes), "The Emergence of Populism as an Institution and its Recursive Mechanisms: A Socio-Cognitive Institutional Perspective from the Post-Socialist World" (with K.T. Haynes and A. Vangeli, 2024, Journal of International Business Policy), and "Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in International Business: Dimensions and Challenges" (with W. Newburry et al., 2022). He has guest-edited special issues, such as for the Journal of Business Research on international business with Central and Eastern Europe. Leadership roles include Associate Dean (Postgraduate), Interim Head and Deputy Head of Department at AUT, and Executive Board member of the Academy of International Business since 2023. Awards comprise Best Education Paper by CUIBE (2025, with Sitong Chen), Best Reviewer Award at the 2024 ANZIBA conference, and recognition as an expert in the Helen Clark Foundation report. He serves as Adjunct Professor at the University of Ljubljana and Guest Professor at Zhejiang University.