1.Dai Wanwen, Jan K. Anrulf, Wu Zuoming, 2015.Developing a Measurement scale for organizational learning capabilitiesin China, AOM Annual Conference,Vancouver, Canada.
2.戴万稳, 2009.组织学习过程的变革型领导与交易型领导比较研究, “近六十年海峡两岸人文社会科学研究的回顾与展望”学术研讨会 2009年10月，台湾大学.
3.Dejun Cheng Chunyan Jiang Wanwen Dai, 2005.Impact Of International And Externalization Employment Mode On Performance: Evidence From The People’s Republic Of China, Human Resource Management And Development In A Transitional Economy Edited By Shuming Zhao, Joel Glassman Hong Liu Xiangnan Tao And Dejun Cheng，Nanjing University Press.
4.戴万稳, 2005.复杂系统视角下的组织学习过程模型研究, 第三届海峡两岸组织行为与人才开发学术研讨会 Dec. 22-23，深圳，中国.
5.Dai Wanwen, 2005.The Relationship between Organizational Learning Capabilities and Cultural Difference: An Empirical Study on the Real Dutch-based Multinational Companies in China, The 5th International Symposium on Multinational Business Management, Human Resource Management and Development in a Transitional Economy May 28-30, Nanjing, P. R. China.
6.Silvio De Bono, Steve Foster, Dai Wanwen, 2004, Antecedents and Components of Organizational Learning, OLEC annual seminar May 24-25, Dublin, Ireland.
7.Wanwen Dai & Dejun Cheng, 2004.Cross-Culture Challenge To Dutch-Based Multination Company Doing Business In China, Management Sciences and Global Strategies In The 21st Century, Proceedings of the 5th International Conference On Management, Welfare Printing Co., Ltd. Macao, May, 1908-1917.
8.Dai Wanwen, 2004, Role of Culture in Organizational Learning Capabilities, Case Studied on the Real-Dutch Based Multinational Companies in China, Thesis presented and public defended in Maastricht School of Management June 22, the Netherlands.
9.Dai Wanwen, Cheng Dejun, 2004.Cross-cultural Challenges to Dutch-based MNCs Doing Business in China, 5th International Conference of Management May 3-5, Macau.
10.Dai Wanwen, Liu Jun, 1999.A Comparative Study of Human Resource Management Between the Mainland and Taiwan, 10th International Comparative Conference of Management May 24-25, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, China.
