Draws on a variety of academic disciplines across the fields of management, law, economics and science policy, to deliver high quality research and teaching in the field of innovation and entrepreneurship.
2021 was a very successful year for CIMR. Our contribution to societal knowledge and understanding and influencing thinking continues to grow through our path-breaking research and analysis.
is looking to appoint a part-time research assistant to work on our external engagement and communications strategy. The post lasts for around 6 months, between mid-February and mid-August 2022.
In the recent book chapter, Prof Helen Lawton Smith and Dr Muthu De Silva present a unique multidimensional approach to supporting future entrepreneurs at Birkbeck University of London, “London’s evening university”.
A very Happy New Year from all of us at the CIMR! We have had a busy end to the year and there is lots to look forward to in 2022.
The Small Business Charter is an award for the UK’s world-class business schools and celebrates business schools that play an effective role in supporting small businesses, local economies and student entrepreneurship.
2021 was a very successful year for CIMR. Our contribution to societal knowledge and understanding and influencing thinking continues to grow through our path-breaking research and analysis.
In her book “Transnational Corporations and International Production. Concepts, Theories and Effects” (2019) prof. Grazia Ietto Gillies reflects on the asymmetry of power between transnational companies and actors whose operations are confined by national borders.
Our very successful series of online lunchtime seminars is continuing in the Spring term of 2022 with an exciting programme of events.
The CIMR Autumn Term newsletter is out – with an update on everything that has been happening at CIMR over the past three months!
The entrepreneur and investor joined the CIMR to share his inspirational journey and give feedback on our budding entrepreneurs’ business ideas.
In a piece of research for The National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange (NCACE), Federica Rossi, Valentina Rizzoli and Emily Hopkins have sought to take advantage of the information available from the 2021 Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) exercise, in order to provide a more comprehensive picture of HEIs’ engagement with the arts and cultural sector.