Artur Steiner

Artur Steiner is a Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship and Researcher at the Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health, Glasgow Caledonian University. He holds a PhD in Social Entrepreneurship from the University of Aberdeen, alongside Master and MA (Hons) degrees in Business, Marketing, and Management. His research focuses on the impact of social enterprises on local development, leveraging structuration theory to explore agency and structure interactions.

Education:

• PhD in Social Entrepreneurship, University of Aberdeen
• Master and MA (Hons) degrees in Business, Marketing, and Management

Research Interests: Social entrepreneurship, community resilience, rural development, and public health initiatives. Key areas include social enterprise operational dynamics, health-focused interventions, and co-creation methods in public health research. His work bridges policy and practice, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches.

Projects & Grants:

• Principal Investigator/Co-Investigator in projects like Data2Action (EU/UKRI-funded), evaluating community-based health initiatives.
• Contributions to studies on Men’s Sheds, rural mental health forums, and social enterprise policy efficiency.

Awards: His publications have received recognitions for best paper awards in their fields.

Labs/Teams: Member of the Common Health Project team, focusing on social enterprises as public health initiatives. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on global health and rural resilience.