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Professor Soo Hee Lee is a full Professor of Organisation Studies at Kent Business School, University of Kent, where he has taught and researched since July 2012. He previously held faculty positions at Birkbeck, University of London, Cass Business School and the University of Sheffield, and has been a visiting scholar at USTC, KAIST, Sungkyunkwan University, ESSEC and TiasNimbas.
Education & affiliations: While explicit degrees are not listed, his long-standing faculty roles and editorial board memberships (Technological Forecasting & Social Change, Global Transitions) confirm senior academic standing.
Research interests: Lee interrogates the institutional and behavioural foundations of strategy, innovation, knowledge, trust and power. Early work centred on emerging-economy MNCs; recent projects examine digital convergence and creativity across architecture, fashion, food, museums and dance.
Publication trends: Across 60+ outputs the corpus blends organisation theory with creative-industry empirics, tracing how platforms, museums and art fairs legitimise new actors, how blockchain reconfigures inter-organisational trust, and how policy shapes innovation in small economies.
Doctoral supervision: He has supervised twelve PhD researchers to completion or in progress, exploring ethical leadership in Vietnamese MNCs, hybrid logics in UK/French art museums, branding of visual artists, social capital of expatriates, and radical innovation in coordinated market economies.
Teaching & service: Modules taught include Creativity & Innovation in Organisations, Leadership & Management, Research Methods for HRM, and Generating Theory & Presenting Research. He serves on the scientific committee of the International Conference on Social Theory, Politics & the Arts.
