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Sverrir Steinsson is Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy. He holds a PhD in Political Science from George Washington University, an MA in International Affairs, and a BA in Political Science from the University of Iceland. His research focuses on digital technology's impact on institutional structures, the transformative effects of war on political systems, and small-state behavior in international relations, particularly Iceland's geopolitical strategies. Steinsson's work examines how digital platforms reshape power dynamics among users, businesses, and states, as well as how conflict and war influence state formation and empires. He has pioneered 'Shelter Theory' to analyze small states' reliance on alliances and international frameworks for survival. His research spans topics like Nordic cooperation, transatlantic relations, and historical conflicts such as the Cod Wars. Key publications include analyses in the American Political Science Review , International Organization , and Cooperation and Conflict . His articles explore themes like institutional evolution in digital spaces, Iceland's security dependencies, and theoretical frameworks for understanding small-state diplomacy. Steinsson’s academic contributions emphasize interdisciplinary approaches blending institutional theory with contemporary geopolitical challenges. His current projects continue investigating digital governance, small-state resilience, and historical patterns of state formation under conflict conditions.

• International Relations
• Comparative Politics
• Institutional Theory
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Siri Øyslebø Sørensen is a Professor and Head of the Center for Gender Research at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), where she is affiliated with the Department of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies in the Faculty of Humanities. She also holds an adjunct position (professor II) at the University of Bergen, working with the GenderAct project. Her academic background spans sociology, gender studies, and technology and science studies (STS). Dr. Sørensen's research focuses on gender, power, and inequality across various domains including organizations, politics, and contemporary culture. She has conducted extensive research on gender equality and inclusion in academia, currently leading the KARMA project (2024-2026), which develops tools for qualitative mapping of diversity, funded by the Research Council of Norway. She is also involved in the BIAS project investigating how artificial intelligence in hiring processes affects inclusion and exclusion in working life. Her methodological expertise includes action research, qualitative interview studies, microphenomenology, situational analysis, and discourse and narrative analysis. Her scholarly work reveals consistent engagement with feminist theory, organizational sociology, and critical perspectives on diversity and inclusion. Through projects like "Mann ombord" with Trondheim Municipality, she explores masculinity as a social phenomenon, examining how norms of masculinity, power, and marginalization are produced. Her publications demonstrate expertise in gender equality policy, academic careers, organizational dynamics, and the intersection of technology with gender issues. Dr. Sørensen has served as editor of Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning (2022-24) and book review editor of NORA – Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research (2016-18). She has co-edited several academic anthologies including "Bodies, Symbols and Organizational Practice" (Routledge, 2018) and "Reproduction, gender and equality in modern Norway" (Fagbokforlaget, 2016), as well as a special issue of Gender Work and Organization (2021). She currently serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Organizational Sociology. She coordinates the research group for gender, equality and diversity at NTNU and is actively engaged in developing practical tools for improving gender balance in academic institutions. Her commitment to translating research into practice is further demonstrated through her ongoing collaboration with Trondheim Municipality and local health and welfare services on initiatives to prevent exclusion among young men.

• Gender studies
• Sociology
• Technology and Science Studies (STS)
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Paul Kitchin is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Sport at Ulster University, affiliated with the Faculty of Life & Health Sciences. His research focuses on disability sport, gambling marketing, youth development, and organizational change in sport. He holds a PhD from Loughborough University on disability cricket's organizational dynamics. His work emphasizes health and social outcomes through sport, with notable contributions to disability inclusion, gambling's societal impacts, and sport management practices. Education: PhD (Loughborough University, 2014), specializing in disability cricket’s organizational change. Research interests span disability sport policy, gambling’s influence on youth, media marketing in sport, and equity in sports venues. Recent studies include a landmark report on gambling exposure among Irish youth (CODE RED, 2024) and analyses of disabled fans’ inclusion in English football (2025). Articles collectively highlight trends in accessibility challenges, gambling’s societal role, and disability advocacy in sport governance. Key themes include institutional barriers to inclusion, marketing ethics, and participatory equity. Awards: Sustained Educational Excellence Award (2021), Outstanding Paper Award (2021), Inter-Disciplinary PhD Competition Winner (2018). Advising and grants include supervising over 10 PhD students and securing grants like the North-South Research Programme (€199,962, 2022). He has led the Ulster University Research Seed Funding (2025) and ESRC initiatives on gambling-related harms. He leads the School of Sport’s research on sport management and disability inclusion, contributing to the Centre for Sport in Society. His work bridges academia and practice through external examiner roles at multiple institutions and editorial positions in journals like Managing Sport & Leisure .

• Disability Sport
• Sport Management
• Gambling Marketing
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Faye Wade is a Chancellor's Fellow and Senior Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh's School of Social and Political Science. Her research focuses on energy policy, sustainability, urban development, and socio-economic aspects of decarbonization. She leads projects exploring low-carbon job perceptions among youth, community-driven energy demand reduction, and supply chain dynamics in retrofitting. Current initiatives include the UKRI Energy Demand Research Centre (2023–2028) and analyses of policy mixes for local energy systems across the UK. She collaborates with industry and policymakers to address net-zero challenges in construction and energy efficiency. Education Background: Not explicitly detailed in provided texts. Research interests emphasize interconnections between energy systems, economic structures, and community networks. Recent projects investigate SME engagement in energy efficiency programs (Energy Efficient Scotland) and gender dimensions of heat pump transitions. Her work bridges academic research with practical policy solutions, addressing skills gaps, supply chain innovation, and equitable access to low-carbon technologies.

• Energy Policy
• Sustainability
• Urban Development
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Prof. Tim Gruchmann is a prominent academic specializing in supply chain management and logistics, with a focus on sustainability, technology integration, and systemic resilience. His research explores ethical dimensions in transport logistics, technology acceptance among drivers, and the application of digital twin technologies. He has conducted empirical studies on automotive, food, and pharmaceutical industries, addressing challenges like semiconductor shortages and climate adaptation strategies. His work often bridges theoretical frameworks with practical industry applications, such as dynamic capabilities for resilience and blockchain-driven supply chain innovation. He has contributed to projects supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), including the ADINA initiative on innovative logistics concepts. Research interests span sustainable supply chain governance, automation in warehousing, and logistics social responsibility. His studies analyze consumer behavior in sustainable food networks and the diffusion of labor standards through supply chains. He has authored over 30 peer-reviewed articles since 2017, with recent work emphasizing systemic disruptions and adaptation strategies in long-term crises. Notable projects include scenario planning for transformative supply chains and the development of a sustainable logistics service quality scale for Egyptian providers. His teams investigate ergonomics in intralogistics and the role of dynamic capabilities in local food distribution. Prof. Gruchmann’s research integrates quantitative methods like simulation modeling and system dynamics with qualitative empirical analyses. He collaborates internationally and has advised on policy frameworks for climate mitigation in transport sectors.

• Supply Chain Management
• Logistics
• Sustainability
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Dr. Martin John James Beckinsale is an Associate Professor at the School of Leadership, Management and Marketing, De Montfort University, within the Faculty of Business and Law. He is actively engaged in teaching, research, and leadership, with a strategic focus in 2024 on 60-credit modules and the BAL Artificial Intelligence Trailblazer initiative. He is affiliated with the Centre for Enterprise & Innovation (CEI) and the Centre for Research in Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship (CREME). Dr. Beckinsale holds a PhD in Strategic Innovation Networks from Aston University, an MSc in Strategic Management of Technology from UMIST, and a BSc (Hons) in Engineering Science and Business Studies from the University of Warwick. His research centers on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs), particularly Ethnic Minority Businesses (EMBs), exploring digital transformation, ICT adoption, innovation management, and the role of Artificial Intelligence in entrepreneurship and business education. He investigates policy issues related to SMEs and EMBs, e-procurement, and operations management, often through action research methodologies. His work emphasizes inclusive business support and supplier diversity. The recent publications highlight a growing trend toward AI in education and business, digital innovation in SMEs, and the socio-technical challenges of ICT adoption among underrepresented entrepreneurs. His research spans both theoretical frameworks and practical policy applications, with a strong emphasis on real-world impact. Best in Track E Winner, ISBE 2007 Nominated Best in Track E, ISBE 2008 Nominated Best in Business Support Track, ISBE 2009 Senior Fellowship (SFHEA), July 2024 Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute (FCMI), 2017 Dr. Beckinsale supervises PhD and DBA students, including current candidates M. Alakayleh and Zara Fadimatou, and has successfully guided four PhD students to completion. He has secured externally funded research grants, including a project funded by Leicester City Council on diverse small firms. He is an active member of the Institute for Small Business & Entrepreneurship (ISBE), serving as Track Chair since 2009 and regularly presenting peer-reviewed work. He also serves as a reviewer for journals such as the International Small Business Journal and the Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development. He leads and teaches across multiple modules at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including Research Methodology, Digital Transformation, Operations Management, and Innovation and Technology Management. He has previously led programs such as the MSc International Business & Management Suite and MSc Air Transport Management.

• Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
• Ethnic Minority Businesses (EMBs)
• Digital Transformation
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Jan Helmdag is an Assistant Professor at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) and Managing Director of the Social Policy Indicators (SPIN) database . His work focuses on taxation, social policy design, and political economy , with particular emphasis on income inequality mitigation through institutional data analysis. SPIN's collaboration with the Democracy, Environment, Migration, Social Policy, Conflict, and Representation (DEMSCORE) infrastructure highlights his cross-domain engagement. Research Interests : Helmdag investigates how social policy architecture affects income inequality , notably through his Benefit Dualization Index (BDI) which quantifies welfare state disparities between labor market insiders and outsiders . His EU pension reform analysis reveals systemic prioritization of financial sustainability over benefit adequacy and gender modernization in socio-economic governance. Helmdag has conducted comparative studies across OECD countries on unemployment benefit dynamics and active labor market policies , demonstrating conditioned policy learning among welfare regimes . His 2024-26 FORTE-funded project on Swedish social rights dualization builds upon his extensive work in benefit replacement rate analysis and policy indicator development .

• Social Policy
• Political Economy
• Welfare State Dynamics
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Dr. Łukasz Małys is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Business Relationships and International Marketing, University of Economics in Poznań. His research focuses on sustainable business practices, supply chain management, international marketing, and network analysis in business contexts. He holds a position at Collegium Altum and is actively involved in academic consultations and teaching. His work explores themes such as the impact of crises on sustainability initiatives, ICT-driven supply chain collaboration, and the role of network positions in firm performance. He has conducted comparative analyses of local vs. international companies and studied trust dynamics in international business relationships, particularly among Polish enterprises. Małys' recent studies highlight the motivational factors and barriers to adopting sustainable supply chain practices, as well as the moderating role of ICT in financial performance. His empirical research spans diverse sectors including healthcare, automotive, and food industries, emphasizing practical applications of theoretical frameworks. He contributes to academic discourse through publications in journals like Sustainability and has authored textbooks on marketing and international business strategies. His research underscores the interplay between strategic relationships, technological adoption, and organizational performance in global contexts.

• Sustainable Business Practices
• Supply Chain Management
• International Marketing
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Patricia Goff serves as Professor in the Department of Political Science within the Faculty of Arts at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo. An expert in cultural diplomacy, international trade governance, and multilateralism, her research examines intersections between cultural claims and economic mandates in international organizations like the WTO. Fluent in English and French, she maintains active scholarly engagement with global trade policy frameworks. Her academic credentials include: PhD in Political Science, Northwestern University (1999) Diplôme d’études approfondies in Comparative Politics, University of Paris Master of Arts in French Literature, McMaster University Professor Goff's research program investigates how trade agreements accommodate cultural sovereignty, gender equity, and environmental concerns while analyzing institutional interactions among overlapping international organizations. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks in international political economy with practical analyses of trade negotiation dynamics, particularly regarding cultural exemptions and sub-federal participation. Recent publications (2018-2023) reveal consistent focus on digital cultural sovereignty, indigenous inclusion in trade agendas, and multilevel trade politics, with significant contributions to CETA analysis and museum diplomacy. Her scholarship demonstrates evolving attention to progressive trade elements while maintaining core examination of cultural dimensions within global economic governance. While specific graduate student names aren't listed in available materials, Professor Goff supervises Political Science graduate research at Laurier. Office hours for Fall 2024 are held Mondays 1:00-3:00pm and Wednesdays noon-1:00pm in DAWB 4-124, with additional appointments available. Research grant details aren't specified in current documentation.

• International Trade Governance
• Multilateralism
• Cultural Diplomacy
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Dr Emil Archambault is an Addison Wheeler Research Fellow in Government and International Affairs at Durham University’s School of Government & International Affairs and an affiliate of the Institute of Advanced Study (IAS). Since January 2024 he has been investigating the political dynamics of remoteness and war, focusing on democratic contestation around military drones and infrastructure. Education BA (Hons) Western Society & Culture (Political Science), Concordia University, 2010–2014 MPhil International Political Theory, University of St Andrews, 2014–2016 PhD Government and International Affairs, Durham University, 2017–2021 Research Interests Dr Archambault’s work is positioned at the intersection of International Security and International Political Theory. His current projects examine how liberal democracies justify and contest remote forms of violence—especially drone warfare—while tracing how non-state actors innovate with similar technologies. Central themes include the temporal/spatial logic of remoteness, the political thought of Carl Schmitt, and the ethics of targeted killing. Publication Trends Across more than fifteen outputs from 2018-2025, his scholarship moves from conceptual genealogies of drone warfare to empirical studies of ISIS drone adoption and comparative analyses of right-wing extremist mimicry. Collectively, these works chart the diffusion of remote-war technologies among state and non-state actors and interrogate the normative frameworks that legitimise or constrain their use. Advising & Grants While no doctoral students are currently listed, his research has been supported by the Addison Wheeler Fellowship and previously by the MINDS-SSHRC postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Ottawa. Affiliated Labs & Centres He is an active member of Durham’s Institute of Advanced Study (IAS) and participates in the International Politics research cluster within the School of Government & International Affairs.

• International Security
• War Studies
• Remote Warfare
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Professor Yuosre F. Badir is a distinguished academic and administrator at the Asian Institute of Technology, serving as both Dean and Professor of Technology and Innovation Management at the School of Management (SOM). With a Ph.D. in Management of Technology from EPFL Lausanne and advanced degrees in logistics, project management, and civil engineering, he brings over two decades of expertise in innovation management and digital transformation across global institutions. Education : Ph.D. in Management of Technology (EPFL), Master in Logistics (EPFL), MSc in Project Management (University of Putra Malaysia), B.Sc. in Civil Engineering (University of Benghazi) Research Interests : Managing technological innovation, digital transformation, green innovation, and innovation dynamics in SMEs International Experience : Research Fellow at Tokyo Institute of Technology, Visiting Scholar at NYU, and various roles at EPFL and European University in Geneva His publications demonstrate a consistent focus on innovation management in emerging markets, with particular emphasis on green innovation , open innovation strategies , and digital transformation in SMEs. Over 15 recent publications reveal patterns in sustainable business practices , technology adoption , and organizational innovation across multiple disciplines. Key Awards and Recognitions : Best paper award in Strategic Marketing Track at ANZMAC 2017 Best paper award in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Track at ANZMAC 2016 Best article award at International Conference on Emerging Trends in Business and Economy 2014 Selected among top ten engineering 'works of value' by IEEE USA Today's Engineer 2003 Professor Badir has advised numerous publications through collaborative research while teaching advanced courses in Technology-based M&A , Corporate Technology Strategy , and Qualitative Research Methods . His work has been published in top journals including Research Policy , Journal of Product Innovation Management , and IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management .

• Managing technological innovation
• Digital transformation
• Strategic alliances
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Seraina Rüegger is the Scientific Director of the Population Research Center (PRC) at the University of Zurich since 2023. She has previously worked as a senior researcher in the International Conflict Research group at ETH Zurich and as an expert on Ukraine at the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA). At ETH Zurich and the Universities of Basel, Lucerne, and Zurich, she served as a lecturer in conflict research and forced migration. Education: PhD in Political Science, ETH Zurich (2013) Master's in Political Science, University of Zurich (2009) Research Interests: Seraina’s work focuses on the intersection of public health, forced migration, conflict dynamics, and ethnic power relations. She has developed datasets such as the CShapes 2.0 and Refugee-Related Security Incidence Dataset (RRSID) , emphasizing large-scale data collection and transdisciplinary approaches to sustainable development. Her recent studies explore mental health burdens among displaced populations and the role of ethnic power structures in conflict diffusion. Publications Trends: Her research spans geopolitical mapping, refugee security, pandemic vulnerabilities, and inequality-driven unrest. The majority of her work addresses conflict causality, migration patterns, and data-driven frameworks for analyzing ethnic and political tensions. Teams and Labs: Seraina leads the Healthcare Epidemiology team at the University of Zurich’s Population Research Center, contributing to tools for personalized, preference-sensitive healthcare and patient-centered care models.

• Public Health
• Conflict Research
• Forced Migration
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Dr. Tatjana Fischer is a Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Spatial Planning, Environmental Planning and Land Rearrangement, part of the Department of Landscape, Water and Infrastructure at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). Her work bridges demographic change, spatial planning policy, and social infrastructure, with a focus on aging populations, rural-urban dynamics, and accessibility. Habilitation in Spatial Research and Planning (2023) Doctoral Degree in Environmental Technology (2005) Research Interests: Infrastructure planning under demographic shifts, transdisciplinary methodologies, and accessibility in tourism and urban development Her recent publications explore residential mobility among the elderly, climate change adaptation strategies, and temporary housing solutions, reflecting her commitment to sustainable spatial frameworks. She has secured funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG), European Commission, and national ministries for projects addressing flood risk management, social infrastructure, and return migration patterns. Awards include the Alois Mock-Wissenschaftspreis (2024), BOKU Nachhaltigkeitspreis (2023), and multiple grants from the Austrian Federal Ministry for Science and Research. Fischer actively contributes to public discourse through presentations at global conferences on topics like disability-inclusive planning, regional resilience, and demographic trends. Key Projects: Identification and Assessment of Non-Climate Risk Drivers (2026-2028), Accessible Spaces for All (2023-2026), and Regional Resilience in Ötscher Region (2023-2025) Leadership: Project lead in 12+ research initiatives since 2009

• Spatial Planning
• Demographic Change
• Infrastructure Planning
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Associate Professor Weiwei Zhang is affiliated with the School of Psychology, Sociology and Rural Studies at South Dakota State University (SDSU). He holds a Ph.D. from Brown University, an M.A. from Bowling Green State University, and a B.A. from Suzhou University, China. His academic roles include teaching undergraduate courses like Research Methods and graduate seminars such as Advanced Statistics and Spatial Data Analysis. He chairs the Department Methods Prelim Committee and serves on the Information Technology Advisory Committee. His research focuses on quantitative methods, demography, migration, and population health, with a particular emphasis on spatial analysis and rural studies. Education: Ph.D. in Sociology, Brown University M.A. in Sociology, Bowling Green State University B.A. in Sociology, Suzhou University, China Dr. Zhang’s research interests span quantitative and spatial methodologies, migration patterns, and health disparities. He has contributed to studies on opioid vulnerability in rural areas, GIS mapping of historical urbanization, and the socioeconomic impacts of pandemics on marginalized communities. His work often integrates demographic data with policy analysis, addressing issues like racial inequality and rural development. He has secured grants for projects such as ‘Makiyutab Wokiksuye Ocanku (Memorial Road Map)’ and ‘Socio-Environmental Systems of Rural Health,’ demonstrating expertise in collaborative research. His awards include the Outstanding Researcher distinction from SDSU (2020). Dr. Zhang also advises on community vulnerability assessments for the CDC and contributes to state-level health initiatives. Key Grants: Wokini Challenge Grant for Indigenous land research NSF-funded analysis of socio-economic impacts via machine learning SPARC Funding for rural health studies His involvement in mapping historical landscapes and land narratives underscores his commitment to interdisciplinary work, bridging sociology, geography, and public health. Ongoing projects explore ‘Deaths of Despair’ in rural areas and the gender wage gap among Native Americans.

• Demography
• Spatial Analysis
• Migration and Immigration
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Sinan Goktan is a Professor in the Department of Accounting & Finance at California State University East Bay. His research focuses on venture capital dynamics, corporate governance mechanisms, ESG reporting practices, and information asymmetry in financial markets. He holds a terminal degree and his work bridges capital market behaviors with strategic organizational decisions. Research interests include venture capital imprinting on CSR practices, geographic influences on startup financing, IPO strategies of private equity-backed firms, and post-earnings market anomalies. His recent work examines how institutional characteristics across countries shape ESG compliance, and the role of digital footprints in market efficiency. Key publication themes include venture capital's impact on lobbying, corporate governance effects on firm survival, and the implications of accredited crowdfunding markets. His research demonstrates interdisciplinary approaches to understanding financial systems and organizational resilience. While no formal awards are listed here, his extensive publication record reflects sustained academic engagement in high-impact areas. Professional advising and grant details are available in his CV linked via profile. No specific laboratory affiliations are mentioned in the provided information.

• Corporate Finance
• Venture Capital
• Corporate Governance
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