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Publications

Enang Etieno S, ,

Academy of Management Proceedings Vol 2024 (2024)

Enang Etieno, , Gherardi Silvia,

Scandinavian Journal of Management Vol 39 (2023)

Entrepreneurship & Regional Development Vol 35, pp. 402-423 (2023)

Enang Etieno, ,

81st Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (2021)

, Biniari Marina

International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Research Vol 27, pp. 1502-1525 (2021)

Liu Jingjiang, , Peng Yifan

The Ninth International Association for Chinese Management Research Biennial Conference (2021)

Teaching

I teach across the areas of international business, management, and professional skills development. My current teaching includes: Managing Inter-Organisational Partnerships and Alliances (MBA – Open Learning); Professional Management Practice (MIM & MFM); Managing Across Cultures (MIM); Managing Across Cultures and Frontiers (UG – 3rd year); International Business Analysis (UG – 2nd year). I am experienced in supervising postgraduate and PhD students.

Projects

Harker, Michael John (Principal Investigator) Zhang, Ying (Co-investigator)

The creation and marketing of software applications for smartphones – Apps – is an already significant element of the modern digitalised and services based economy. The small size and temporally amorphous nature of such companies, twinned with little to no sector wide organising and representing organisation means that the working practices of these SMEs is concealed. This multi-disciplinary project would seek to gain insight into the three main aspects of their operations and aspects of work.

1. The development and improvement of technical, coding related skills and knowledge
2. The development and improvement of internal management/Human Resources skills and knowledge
3. The development and improvement of market facing skills and knowledge

15-Jan-2023 - 13-Jan-2024

Zhang, Ying (Principal Investigator)

The importance of inter-organisational networks has long been recognised. However, the inter-organisational networking practices adopted by Scottish SMEs in their internationalisation have received limited scholarly attention. In particular, there is a lack of theoretical and empirical understanding of how Scottish SMEs actually engage in the everyday practices of partnering and networking with other organisations in order to accelerate their international expansion.

This research aims to investigate the inter-organisational networking practices adopted by Scottish SMEs and their impact upon Scottish SMEs’ internationalisation into China. To this end, the research objectives are developed as:

- To investigate the availability of inter-organisational networks for Scottish SMEs in their internationalisation into China
- To examine the inter-organisational networking practices adopted by Scottish SMEs in their internationalisation into China
- To identify the influencing factors for the Scottish SMEs’ inter-organisational networking practices in the Chinese business context
- To critically evaluate the effectiveness of the adopted inter-organisational networking practices upon Scottish SMEs’ performance in their internationalisation into China

09-Jan-2023 - 31-Jan-2023

Zhang, Ying (Principal Investigator)

01-Jan-2004 - 30-Jan-2012