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Milan Miric is an Associate Professor in the Department of Data Sciences and Operations at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. He joined USC in 2016 after completing his PhD at Copenhagen Business School. His research focuses on digital strategy, artificial intelligence, platform ecosystems, and innovation dynamics, with particular attention to gender disparities in technology entrepreneurship and strategic implications of digital markets. His expertise spans areas like freemium business models, platform competition, and the impact of imitation on product demand. Miric has been frequently cited in media outlets such as the San Francisco Chronicle and Mashable for his insights on Federal Reserve policies, tech industry regulation, and tariff impacts on consumer electronics. Recent research trends in his articles emphasize platform-based ecosystems, M&A strategies in digital markets, and the gender gap in tech entrepreneurship. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implications for startups, established firms, and policymakers. Miric teaches courses on big data strategies and has contributed to multiple industry reports and policy discussions. He is a recognized voice in understanding how digital tools and standardized technologies affect innovation and employee mobility across industries.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Digital Strategy
• Machine Learning
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Nadjib Brahimi is an Associate Professor at Rennes School of Business, specializing in Supply Chain Management and Operations Research. He holds a PhD in Production and Logistics Systems from Université de Nantes and has extensive academic experience, including roles as Academic Head of the Supply Chain Management & Information Systems department (2019–2020) and Programme Manager of the MSc in Data and Business Analytics. His expertise spans Production Planning, Supply Chain Optimization, and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems. Education: PhD in Production and Logistics Systems, Université de Nantes, 2004 M.Sc. in Automatic Control and Applied Computing, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, 2001 Engineering Degree in Electronics and Electrical Engineering, National Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Boumerdes, Algeria, 1999 Research Focus: His work emphasizes optimization of production systems, reconfigurable manufacturing, and sustainable supply chains. Key areas include task reassignment in assembly lines, biomass supply chain design, and disruption resilience strategies. Key Contributions: Over 40 peer-reviewed articles in journals like International Journal of Production Economics and European Journal of Operational Research . Developed robust optimization models for supplier selection and production routing. Advocated for circular economy principles in hybrid manufacturing systems. Labs/Teams: He collaborates with research groups on reconfigurable manufacturing systems and bioenergy supply chain design, contributing to projects in France, UAE, and Algeria.

• Supply Chain Management
• Production Planning and Scheduling
• Operations Research
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Sébastien Jacquot is an Assistant Professor of Geography at Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, affiliated with the IREST department (tourism studies) and the EIREST research team. His research focuses on the intersections of heritage, tourism, urban studies, and metropolitan development. He holds a PhD in geography examining socio-urban transformations in World Heritage Sites like Valparaíso, Liverpool, and Genoa. Current research priorities include heritage tourism dynamics, informality in tourism contexts, and the application of big data to tourism analysis. Education: PhD in Geography from Université Paris 1, specializing in heritage and urban transformations. Research locations span Paris, Chile, Italy, Liverpool, and Buenos Aires. His work emphasizes political dimensions of urban studies through a geographical lens. Research interests include: heritage tourism, metropolitan suburbs as tourist destinations, World Heritage Site management, and the role of informal sectors in tourism economies. His publications bridge theoretical frameworks with empirical studies in global contexts. Recent articles explore topics like migrant presence in Parisian tourism narratives, urban regeneration conflicts in Liverpool, and heritage valorization strategies in African contexts. Sessions at international conferences highlight his engagement with alternative heritage production and urban tourism trends. No scientific awards explicitly mentioned. Active in collaborative research teams and academic events.

• Heritage Studies
• Tourism Geography
• Urban Studies
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Stefano CAMPOSTRINI is a Full Professor in the Department of Economics at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in Social Statistics (STAT-03/B). He serves as a Member of the technical-scientific Committee of the Ca' Foscari Challenge School and the Department of Economics' Committee. His research activities are supported by affiliations with the Research Institute for Social Innovation and the Research Institute for Innovation Management. Professor CAMPOSTRINI's research spans the intersection of statistical methodology, public health, and social policy. His work demonstrates expertise in advanced statistical techniques including Bayesian modeling, spatial analysis, and complex survey methodology. His primary focus areas include healthcare systems analysis, social innovation, public administration, and the economic aspects of health policy. He frequently addresses issues related to comorbidity patterns, healthcare service accessibility, and the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare settings. His publication record from 2021-2025 reveals significant trends in healthcare innovation, with particular emphasis on virtual hospital systems, AI applications in medicine, sustainable healthcare practices, and the statistical analysis of social services like early childhood education. His methodological contributions include novel approaches to analyzing regional health disparities and developing web-based tools for disease prevalence estimation. His research often employs expert consensus methods like Delphi techniques to address complex healthcare organizational challenges. Professor CAMPOSTRINI maintains active involvement in research initiatives through the Research Institute for Social Innovation and the Research Institute for Innovation Management. His work bridges advanced statistical methodology with practical applications in healthcare policy and social service delivery, making significant contributions to evidence-based decision making in public health and social policy domains across Italy and European contexts.

• Social Statistics
• Public Health
• Healthcare Systems
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Caterina Cruciani is an Associate Professor at the Department of Management , Venice School of Management , Ca' Foscari University of Venice. She serves as a member of the University Scientific Instrumentation Service Center (CSA) Management Committee and is affiliated with the Research Institute for Social Innovation . Research Interests Trust dynamics in financial advisory Behavioral finance and investor decision-making Sustainability disclosure and ESG integration Digital transformation in financial services Regional economic development and SME financing Agent-based modeling of cooperative behavior Key Article Trends (2009-2024): Span 15 years of research on financial trust (12 publications), behavioral economics (10), sustainability (6), and digital finance (5). Methodologically combines experimental economics , structural equation modeling , and Supervised Topic Modeling for ESG discourse analysis.

• Financial Economics
• Behavioral Finance
• Trust in Financial Advisory
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Eduardo Staszowski is an Associate Professor of Design Strategies at Parsons School of Design, The New School. He serves as co-founder and Director of the Parsons DESIS Lab, dedicated to advancing design-led social innovation for equitable and sustainable urban practices. His research explores intersections of design, public policy, and participatory methods to enhance civic engagement and governance. Staszowski teaches courses in Design Strategies, Participatory Design, and Social Innovation, co-coordinates the Graduate Minor in Civic Service Design, and edits the Designing in Dark Times book series with Bloomsbury. His research focuses on experimental approaches to fostering stakeholder collaboration in policy development and civic service design, emphasizing design’s role as an intermediary in complex social systems. He has secured multiple research grants and awards since joining The New School in 2008. Recent publications include edited volumes on design’s transformative potential in addressing contemporary societal challenges and articles exploring urban sustainability and community-driven initiatives. Staszowski’s teaching and research are practice-driven, engaging external partners to address real-world challenges in public policy and social innovation. His courses allow students to navigate interdisciplinary projects, blending theory and action. The DESIS Lab’s work exemplifies his commitment to bridging design practice with systemic social change, particularly in fostering inclusive urban environments and governance frameworks.

• Design Strategies
• Social Innovation
• Public Policy
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Yu Jianxing is the Party Secretary of Zhejiang Gongshang University, overseeing the university's overall Party Committee operations and administrative leadership since 2023. He previously held roles as President and Deputy President of the university (2020–2023), and served as Dean of Zhejiang University's School of Public Administration (2015–2020). A distinguished academic, he holds a PhD in Philosophy from Fudan University (1999) and has been a visiting scholar at institutions such as the University of Edinburgh, Arizona State University, and several German universities. His academic leadership roles include directorships of key research institutes like Zhejiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Computational Science for Common Prosperity and editorships of influential journals like the Journal of Chinese Governance . Education: PhD in Philosophy (Fudan University, 1999); visiting appointments at University of Edinburgh (2004), Arizona State University (2006–2008), and multiple visits to German institutions (2011–2018). Earlier roles included distinguished professorships at Sun Yat-sen University and Zhejiang University. Research focuses on government reform, social governance, and public policy, with emphases on digital governance, civil society dynamics, and health care policies. He has led over 15 major research projects, including National Natural Science Foundation key projects and Ministry of Education initiatives. Key publications include Government Reform in the Digital Age (2023) and One-Stop Service Reform (2019), recognized with multiple national and provincial awards. Award highlights include the Yangtze River Scholars Distinguished Professorship (2012), State Council Special Allowance (2002), and three first prizes for outstanding research achievements from the Ministry of Education. His work bridges academia and policy, contributing to national initiatives like Zhejiang's Common Prosperity Demonstration Zone. He chairs or participates in over 20 national and provincial committees, including the State Council's Public Administration Discipline Evaluation Group and Zhejiang's Rule of Law Advisory Committee. His academic leadership extends to roles in China Social Governance Research Association and Zhejiang Public Administration Society.

• Government Management and Reform
• Social Governance
• Health Care Policies
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Dr. Jacqui Gingras is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at Toronto Metropolitan University. She holds a BSc from the University of British Columbia, an MSc from the University of Alberta, and a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Education. Her research focuses on social health movements, fat studies, critical pedagogies, and decolonization within healthcare and education systems. She is the founding editor of the Journal of Critical Dietetics , an open-access journal advancing critical perspectives in nutrition science. Dr. Gingras' work examines intersections of colonial neoliberal economics, intersectional feminisms, and health activism. Her expertise includes healthism critiques, weight stigma, and the sociology of healthcare professions. She teaches courses on health and society, sociology of education, and food studies. She is affiliated with the Communication & Culture graduate program and has published in Journal of Sociology , Critical Public Health , and Fat Studies Journal . Currently on leave during Winter 2025, her academic contributions bridge theory and praxis through autoethnographic and collaborative methodologies. Her editorial work and research emphasize transformative education and healthcare systems, prioritizing marginalized voices in health equity advocacy. She actively critiques professional gatekeeping in dietetics and promotes inclusive pedagogical frameworks.

• Sociology of Health
• Fat Studies
• Critical Pedagogies
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Prof. Dr. Fatih BOZKURT serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of History at Sakarya University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. With academic appointments dating back to 2012, he has established himself as a prominent scholar specializing in Ottoman socio-economic history, material culture, and estate records research. His academic journey reflects deep engagement with Ottoman institutional structures and daily life patterns. Doctorate (2005-2011): Sakarya University, Institute of Social Sciences/History (Thesis: Estate books and change in Ottoman material culture (1785-1875 Istanbul example)) MA (2000-2003): Celal Bayar University, Institute of Social Sciences/Modern Age History (Thesis: Social and economic situation of Gördes district according to the Ministry of Finance Dividend Books) Licence (1996-2000): Istanbul University, Faculty of Literature/Department of History Professor BOZKURT's research primarily focuses on Ottoman socio-economic structures, particularly through the lens of estate records (tereke defterleri). His work examines material culture transformations, tradesmen organization, and daily life patterns in Ottoman society. He has made significant contributions to understanding Ottoman urban economies, inheritance practices, and cultural changes, especially during the 18th and 19th centuries. His methodological approach combines archival research with social history frameworks to reconstruct Ottoman economic and social realities. His extensive publication record reveals consistent thematic focus on Ottoman economic history, with particular attention to estate records as historical sources. The research demonstrates evolving sophistication in using these records to explore wealth distribution, consumption patterns, and social structures. His work bridges economic history with cultural studies, examining how material culture reflected and influenced social relations in Ottoman society. Certificate of Appreciation from the DIRECTORATE OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS (2015) Certificate of Appreciation from OSARK (International Ottoman Research Congress) (2015) Professor BOZKURT has supervised numerous graduate theses focusing on Ottoman institutions and civilization, guiding research on topics ranging from estate records to daily life practices. His current research includes a TÜBİTAK-1001 project titled 'Osmanlı İstanbul'unun Servet ve Demografik Yapısı (1650-1810)' which continues his longstanding interest in Ottoman economic and demographic structures. He has also participated in various TÜBA (Turkish Academy of Sciences) projects related to Turkish-Islamic scientific and cultural heritage. As an active academic administrator, he has served as Deputy Director of the Social Sciences Institute (2019) and History Department Deputy Chair (2023-2024). He has organized and participated in multiple International Ottoman Research Congresses (OSARK), contributing significantly to the institutional framework of Ottoman studies in Turkey.

• Ottoman Socio-Economic History
• Ottoman Society
• Material Culture Studies
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Mark J. Schafer is Associate Professor with joint appointments in Sociology and Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness at LSU, and the LSU Agricultural Center. Since joining LSU in 1999, his research examines global educational change, family/school effects on inequality, demographic shifts in the Gulf region, technology's educational impacts, and rural/urban community transformations. Research Themes: Educational stratification and mobility pathways Long-term demographic changes in Gulf communities Technology-mediated learning environments Comparative international education systems He teaches courses on social problems, sociology of education, and global society at undergraduate and graduate levels.

• Educational Expansion
• Social Inequality
• Rural Sociology
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Prof. Dr. Christoph Oberlack is an affiliated Professor of Sustainability Governance at the University of Bern's Institute of Geography and the Centre for Development and Environment (CDE). His work focuses on institutional barriers to climate adaptation, land-use governance, and sustainable development. He holds a PhD in Institutional Economics of Climate Adaptation from the University of Freiburg (2015). Research Interests: - Sustainability governance frameworks - Deforestation-free supply chains - Climate adaptation policies - Telecoupling in socio-ecological systems - Environmental justice in global value chains - Archetype analysis methodologies Recent work explores implementation challenges of EU deforestation regulations in Peru's cocoa/coffee sectors and gender equity in cacao cooperatives. He frequently collaborates with international organizations and policymakers to translate research findings into actionable strategies. Key contributions include developing diagnostic frameworks for institutional analysis in climate adaptation contexts. Publications span 20+ peer-reviewed journals including Nature Climate Change and Global Environmental Change. He actively participates in international conferences such as POLLEN and Swiss Geoscience Meetings. Current research emphasizes participatory approaches to landscape governance and private sector roles in sustainability transitions.

• Sustainability Governance
• Climate Change Adaptation
• Environmental Policy
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Dr Anna Sanders is a Research Fellow at the ANU Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions, part of the College of Science at The Australian National University. Her research focuses on transformational climate adaptation, environmental governance, and multi-level decision-making in rapidly changing environments. Previously, she held roles at the University of Melbourne, where she remains an honorary fellow at the School of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences. Her work spans environmental policy analysis, political ecology, and interdisciplinary research methods. Key areas include climate adaptation strategies, landscape change, and resource governance in Southeast Asia and Australia, particularly in Indonesia’s tropical peatlands, oil palm regions, and the Northern Territory. She emphasizes participatory research approaches, ethical practices, and long-term place-based studies to enhance local capabilities and policy relevance. Anna’s research groups include Agriculture, Food and Nutritional Security; Indigenous Knowledges and Development in Asia/Pacific; and Law, Governance and Institutions. Her contributions address global environmental challenges through nuanced, culturally attuned frameworks.

• Climate Adaptation
• Environmental Governance
• Political Ecology
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Professor Patrik Wikstrom is a computational communication scholar at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), leading the School of Communication. He serves as Chief Investigator in QUT's Digital Media Research Centre (DMRC) and Associate Investigator in the Australian Research Council's ADM+S Centre. His expertise spans digital media's impact on music and meme cultures, algorithmic systems, and cultural economics. Education: PhD in Media and Communication Studies (Karlstad University), MScEng (Chalmers University). Former roles include Director of DMRC, Associate Dean (Research) at QUT's Creative Industries Faculty, and academic leadership at Northeastern University, Jönköping International Business School, and Karlstad University. Research focuses on digital technologies' societal impacts, including recommender systems, platform governance, and music industry dynamics. Key publications include TikTok: Creativity and Culture in Short Video and The Music Industry: Music in the Cloud . Active in grants like the Australian Cultural and Creative Activity Analysis project (LP160101724). Supervised over 10 doctoral and master's students on topics ranging from platform governance to decolonizing copyright. Current projects explore algorithmic culture, AI ethics, and fair payment models for artists. Labs/Teams: DMRC and ADM+S collaborate on automated decision-making's societal implications. Advocates for responsible AI and interdisciplinary computational methods in social sciences.

• Computational Communication
• Music Industries
• Algorithmic Culture
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Oscar Amundsen is a Professor of Organization Studies at the Department of Education and Lifelong Learning within the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences at NTNU. His research focuses on organizational change, employee-driven innovation (EDI), leadership, and organizational culture. He teaches in Master’s programs in 'Learning in Work Life and Society' and 'Management and Organisation', as well as the PhD program in Educational Science. His research emphasizes practical application of academic knowledge to improve organizations across public, private, and voluntary sectors. Key themes include fostering innovation through cultural transformation, leadership practices, and employee engagement. His recent book How to Become a Dream Organization (2025) outlines strategies for leaders to cultivate innovative and attractive workplaces. Amundsen has led research groups such as COOL (Conditions for Learning and Innovation in Higher Education and Work), COIN (Collaboration and Innovation), and LAS (Learning in Work Life and Society). His work bridges theory and practice, with publications in journals like International Journal of Learning and Change and Journal of Knowledge Management . He has authored multiple books on organizational change, innovation management, and leadership, many translated into Danish and Swedish. His outreach activities include media contributions (articles in Aftenposten , Adresseavisen , etc.), podcasts, and collaborative projects with organizations. He emphasizes translating academic insights into actionable strategies for real-world organizational challenges.

• Organizational Change
• Employee-Driven Innovation (EDI)
• Leadership
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Kyle Harper is a Professor of Classics and Letters and the G.T. and Libby Blankenship Chair in the History of Liberty at the University of Oklahoma. He serves as Senior Advisor to the President and is Provost Emeritus at his alma mater. Harper’s research bridges the natural sciences and historical analysis, focusing on the interplay between climate, disease, and human societies. His work examines how pandemics like the Justinianic Plague and environmental shifts shaped the Roman Empire’s decline, as well as broader themes in human ecological impact and biodiversity loss. He has authored four influential books, including The Fate of Rome and Plagues upon the Earth , which integrate historical, climatological, and biological perspectives. Harper’s accolades include Guggenheim and Andrew Carnegie Fellowships, and his research often involves interdisciplinary collaborations, such as tracing ancient marble provenance through geochemistry. Current projects include The Last Animal , a global history of human-animal interactions and their environmental consequences. Research Interests : Historical epidemiology and pandemic dynamics Climate change impacts on ancient societies Human ecological transformation and biodiversity Late Antiquity and Roman social history Interdisciplinary methods in historical research Awards and Honors : Guggenheim Fellowship (2025) Andrew Carnegie Fellowship (2020) James Henry Breasted Prize (2011) PROSE Award in History of Science (2021) Recent Work : Harper’s 2025 paper on the origins of the Justinianic Plague reinterprets its spread via the Hephthalite Empire, while his forthcoming book The Last Animal addresses anthropogenic biodiversity loss. He also collaborates on projects like the Nazareth Inscription’s marble provenance analysis, demonstrating the utility of geochemistry in historical research.

• Infectious Disease History
• Climate Change Impact
• Environmental Sustainability
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