Sergey Morgulis-Yakushev

Sergey Morgulis-Yakushev serves as a Research Fellow in the Department of Marketing and Strategy at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE), where his work centers on multinational corporations (MNCs), international business dynamics, and organizational networks. His research integrates strategic management, international business, and organizational behavior perspectives to address global business challenges in knowledge transfer and strategic partnerships.

Education

• Ph.D. in Business Administration, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden (2015)

Research Interests: Dr. Morgulis-Yakushev examines how firms navigate internationalization complexities through cultural fit, relational ties, and experiential learning. His five core expertise areas include International Business & Strategy (MNC internationalization and diversification), Interorganizational Networks & Knowledge Transfer (relational mechanisms and board interlocks), Cultural Fit & Organizational Behavior (cultural distance impacts), Absorptive Capacity & Learning Processes (knowledge acquisition frameworks), and Empirical Research & Quantitative Methods (advanced statistical techniques like confirmatory polynomial regression).

Publication Trends: Recent works (2021-2024) increasingly integrate individual-level analysis with organizational networks, focusing on absorptive capacity contexts and international diversification performance. Key contributions appear in premier journals including Journal of International Business Studies and Global Strategy Journal, demonstrating methodological rigor in cross-cultural strategic analysis.

Scientific Awards

• No awards documented in available information

Advising and Grants: Current records indicate no specified doctoral students or research grants. His collaborative work primarily involves co-authors Emre Harun Yildiz, Ulf Holm, and Maria Eriksson on MNC-focused projects.

Labs and Teams: Affiliated with SSE's Department of Marketing and Strategy, though specific laboratory or research team memberships are not detailed in source materials. His departmental context supports interdisciplinary research on global business strategy and organizational networks.