Mr David Lopez Batista
PhD Student in Strategy, International Management & Entrepreneurship
Research interests
- Strategy, International Management and Entrepreneurship
Biography
Project Title: The use of social networks within entrepreneurial ecosystems as a vehicle for institutional change in transition economies.
Year of Entry: 2022, Full-Time
Supervisors: Dr Anna Rebmann, Dr Claudia Vecciolini
David Lopez Batista is a PhD Student in Strategy, International Management & Entrepreneurship at King's Business School.
His research areas of interest cluster around the concept of Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, with an academic preference for the study of this construct in the context of emerging and transition economies. In particular, David is interested at understanding how entrepreneurial ecosystems could function as vehicles to facilitate institutional change.
Academic Honours:
2021 King´s Business School Award for Best Dissertation for Strategic Entrepreneurship and Innovation MSc
Previous positions:
From 2016 to 2022, David occupied a position of Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Economics of University of Havana, teaching subjects mostly linked to economic theory.
Research
Strategy, International Management & Entrepreneurship
The Department of Strategy, International Management and Entrepreneurship has a very strong research reputation in developing theory, methods, and knowledge to advance our understanding of business, innovation, and entrepreneurial activity in an international institutional context.
Research
Strategy, International Management & Entrepreneurship
The Department of Strategy, International Management and Entrepreneurship has a very strong research reputation in developing theory, methods, and knowledge to advance our understanding of business, innovation, and entrepreneurial activity in an international institutional context.