How can refugees engage in entrepreneurship, and accordingly, contribute to innovation and economic development in different host countries?
The aim of this research is to demonstrate how refugees can transfer their skills, abilities and motivations into business and to examine the factors affecting their entrepreneurial activities.
Author: sitemanager
What drives efficiency in knowledge transfer?
Knowledge transfer is a term used to encompass a broad range of activities to support mutually beneficial collaborations between universities, businesses … More
How can SMEs make the most of public R&D investment?
In January 2017, the UK Government released a green paper outlining a new industrial strategy that aimed to address the … More
What can we learn from Absorptive Capacity?
On Friday 23 June, CIMR was delighted to bring together a group of experts in the field of business innovation … More
CIMR meets a delegation from the Education Department of Henan Province (PRC)
On June 2nd 2017, a delegation from the Education Department of Henan Province (PRC) visited the Centre for Innovation Management … More
Workshop on Absorptive Capacity: Conceptual and Empirical Issues
Find out more about our next workshop on 23rd June and how to attend.
How Can Small Firms Adapt to Improve their Performance Outcomes?
Read a report from our latest workshop on 8th May, on small firm adaptive capability, competitive strategy and performance outcomes.
Policies for innovation networks: do requirements on network composition work?
Policy requirements on the composition of innovation networks should be used sparingly, as they can be counterproductive to fostering network effectiveness, as well as learning and experimentation.
CIMR: Innovation Investment and Economic Recovery Workshop
The details of our recent event at Birkbeck on 23rd February 2017: CIMR: Innovation Investment and Economic Recovery Workshop
The Impact of Entrepreneurial Finance, Education and Religion on Entrepreneurship
Raising finance is critical for small firms and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to survive, innovate and grow. Innovation is typically underfinanced.