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ANDREW KING
Associate Professor of Business Administration

On leave at the Harvard Business School: 9/'07 to 9/'08

Andrew A. King is the author of numerous publications and the recipient of several honors, including a Harvard Business School Marvin Bower Fellowship and an Aspen/World Resources Institute Pioneer Award.

Dr. King is one of the creators of MapEcos.org. This web site provides a balanced view of industrial environmental performance. The site maps information from the US EPA on the sources of industrial pollution and allows companies to volunteer information about environmental protection efforts. The site has been profiled on CNN, The Economist, The Financial Times, and Technology Review.

Professors Michael Toffel and Michael Lenox were instrumental in the project's creation. The site was designed and created by the MapMundi team.

Dr. King is the founder of ClassGames.net. This is a web site that provides games for teaching important concepts in business strategy -- particularly as it applies to sustainability issues. It includes a market simulator, a network externality strategy game, and an open access resource simulator (see image at left).

Use of the site and the games is free to anyone. Additional information about pedagogical approaches and game usage is available on request.

Dr. King is one of the founders of the Organization for Scholarship on Industry Self-Regulation. Industry self-regulation is the formation of private institutions to govern common problems like environmental degradation. The organization sponsors an annual academic conference on industry self-regulation.

Prior to joining Tuck, Dr. King was a faculty member at the Stern School of Business at NYU. He has held visiting positions at both the University of Michigan and MIT.
Dr. King holds a PhD in management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an MS in mechanical engineering from the University of California at Berkeley, and a BA in mechanical engineering from Brown University.