Philipp Kenel

Philipp Kenel is a Researcher at Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences, Berlin, specializing in socio-ecological economic forms and their manifestations in social entrepreneurship, sustainability, and diversity contexts. He holds a Master of Arts in Social Entrepreneurship from the University of London, a Master of Education from Freie Universität Berlin, and a doctorate from Goldsmiths, University of London.

• Education: MA (Social Entrepreneurship, University of London), MA (Education, Freie Universität Berlin), PhD (Goldsmiths, London)

His research focuses on the intersections of social entrepreneurship, sustainability, and gender/diversity discourses, particularly in German contexts. His publications analyze media narratives, interdisciplinary teaching practices, and diversity management in healthcare. Kenel's work bridges empirical studies with theoretical frameworks from social economy and feminist economics.

Recent publications emphasize longitudinal discourse analysis (1999-2021), the development of integrative handbooks for research and practice, and innovative educational approaches for sustainable leadership. While no specific awards are mentioned, his editorial roles and interdisciplinary collaborations highlight academic engagement.