Kerem Gurses

Kerem Gurses is an Assistant Professor at La Salle International School of Commerce and Digital Economy, affiliated with the Enterprise and Technology Department. He is actively engaged in research on digital entrepreneurship, innovation, and smart society initiatives. His work is supported through internal grants and collaborative research networks.

His research interests center on entrepreneurial dynamics in digital and crisis contexts. Key areas include digital innovation, refugee entrepreneurship, and ownership models in sports. He explores how financial instruments and investor behaviors shape governance and ethical standards, particularly in football. His work intersects business, technology, and social impact.

The recent publication trends show a strong focus on socio-economic aspects of ownership and innovation. His 2024 article in Academy of Management Discoveries analyzes third-party ownership in football, highlighting regulatory and ethical challenges. The research combines case studies with institutional analysis, contributing to broader discussions on governance in sports and entrepreneurial finance.

Scientific Awards:

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Advising and Grants:
Kerem Gurses has participated in multiple research projects funded through internal grants and research group calls. These include projects on digital entrepreneurship (2019–2021), digital innovation (2020), and refugee entrepreneurship in crisis contexts (2024). He is also a member of the Research Group on Smart Society, supported by AGAUR (2022–2025). No student advising information is available.

Labs and Teams:
He is an active member of the Research Group on Smart Society, a multidisciplinary team exploring digital transformation and societal impact. He also contributes to projects under the Digital Entrepreneurship and Innovation initiative, collaborating with researchers across disciplines to advance digital economy studies.