CIMR debates in Public Policy: Where next for Global Inclusive Entrepreneurship?

This CIMR debate in Public Policy falls nicely in the middle of Global Entrepreneurship Week, a time to celebrate the endless possibilities that inclusive entrepreneurship brings to innovation ecosystems, particularly when those who face barriers are taking leading roles.

GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK 2023 – Stories from leaders in inclusive innovation & enterprise & launch of the ‘Road to Wonder’ report

During Global Entrepreneurship Week 2023, CIMR joined hands with Universal Inclusion, making significant contributions to the discourse on inclusive entrepreneurship.

The Future of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Studies – A review from our recent workshop

On October 20th, our CIMR community celebrated its 15th Anniversary with an hybrid event and two workshops, with the first…

Towards responsible technological development with the Centre for Innovation Management Research: A personal reflection

Saverio Romeo reflects on the connection between the Centre for Innovation Management Research and society. Technology is the perfect place for a fruitful encounter between innovation scholars and policy makers and organizations’ decision makers.

Congratulations to CIMR PhD student Maximillian Giehrl

Congratulations to CIMR PhD student Maximillian Giehrl, who has completed his PhD in Management at Birkbeck, University of London, in July 2023.

The ‘Road to Wonder’ project: Summary briefing now published

Jacqueline Winstanley and Helen Lawton Smith are pleased to announce the publication of their Innovation Caucus & Innovate UK Summary Briefing on Barriers and opportunities to creating innovation and enterprise faced by disabled people

Congratulations to CIMR PhD student Maryam Ghorbankhani

Many congratulations to CIMR PhD student Maryam Ghorbankhani, who passed her PhD viva with minor corrections on July 12, 2023.

Is users’ rating becoming overpowering? The risks in inappropriate use of digital feedback

Daniele Archibugi and Natalia Tosoni’s paper explores the potential dangers associated with ratings. While it may help consumers and users to reduce information asymmetries, rating systems can be easily abused.

CIMR welcomes Professor Catherine Wang

We are delighted to welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Professor Catherine Wang. Catherine is Professor of Entrepreneurship and Strategy at…

Engaged Scholarship Event Recap: Addressing Innovation Challenges for Disabled Entrepreneurs

Prof Helen Lawton Smith visits the Kogod School of Business to talk about innovation challenges for disabled entrepreneurs.