Alexandre Asselineau

Alexandre Asselineau is an Associate Professor and Head of the MSE Department at Burgundy School of Business. His work focuses on Entrepreneurship and Innovation through the lens of Strategic Management and Territorial Development. He actively explores Coopetition, Sustainable Strategic Management, and the Role of Silence in Organizations.

• Department: Management, Strategy and Entrepreneurship
• Disciplinary Team: Management / HR / Strategy

Research Interests:
Dr. Asselineau investigates territorial strategies for sustainable development, coopetition dynamics in rural contexts, and managerial silence as an underutilized tool. His work bridges strategic theory with field-based intervention research, particularly in SMEs and traditional industries.

Recent publication trends (2022-2025) show focus on:
- Territorial development through collaborative strategies
- Coopetition in wine and cutlery sectors
- Sustainability and social progress balance in SMEs
- Managerial silence as a strategic resource

Scientific Contributions:
He has published extensively (104+ works) on topics including:
- Responsible strategic management
- Proximity-based innovation
- Ecological transition strategies
- Collective territorial strategies

Professional Engagement:
Active participant in academic conferences (AOM, EURAM, ISEOR) and contributor to The Conversation and Le Monde. Collaborates with researchers like Albert-Cromarias, Grolleau, and Ingham.