Prof Colette Henry discusses a recent panel session held jointly by the OECD and the GWEP on the topic of women’s entrepreneurship policy.
Sectors’ analysis: a come-back kid?
Grazia Ietto Gillies argues that sectors are now seen as relevant in innovation and technology studies, after a few decades in which their study was neglected.
Minority Groups in Entrepreneurship: a new Special Issue published in Strategic Change
A Special Issue published in Strategic Change (Guest editors: Carla Susana Marques, Vitor Braga, João J. Ferreira, and Helen Lawton Smith) challenges stereotype images of entrepreneurs by exploring how minority groups contribute to the economic growth of local, regional, and national economies
Two recent articles on Forbes feature CIMR academic Muthu de Silva
Two recent digital articles by CIMR fellow Prof. Ben Laker (Henley Business School), published on Forbes, profile Professor Muthu de Silva’s work.
The CIMR Summer newsletter is here
Our Summer term newsletter is available to download.
CIMR Research in Focus 11: Much to celebrate this Summer term
CIMR Research in Focus is a quarterly series presenting a curated list of blogs from the Centre of Innovation Management Research. Here we discuss our main achievements in the 2022 Summer term.
CIMR academic Muthu de Silva promoted to Professor
To celebrate Muthu’s achievement, we have invited her to share with us some reflections on her research interests, research impact, and future plans.
The Entrepreneurial University: A comparative analysis of self-reflection tools
The EU-funded THEI2.0 project comparatively analysed the user experiences of two tools designed to support the entrepreneurial university. Prof Colette Henry describes the key takeaways.
CIMR panel on ‘Innovation and regional inequality’, Research Centres Impact Day
In this session, CIMR showcases its impactful research on innovation and regional inequality.
Challenges and benefits of operating to quality standards
The positive and negative impacts of compliance with regulations and quality standards in the food industry were explored in this CIMR Debate in Public Policy.