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Nataliya Galan
Senior Lecturer
PhD, Associate Professor/Docent in Business Administration
Staff member at Division of Business Administration.
Conducts research in social sciences, economics and business, business administration.
- nataliya.galan@hv.se
- 0520223626
- +46739013346
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Room number: J332
Research area/research interest
Nataliya Galan’s research interests lie in the intersection of entrepreneurship and management and are mostly centred around two themes:
- entrepreneurship & learning
- knowledge management.
Within the first theme (entrepreneurship & learning), Nataliya particularly focuses on how entrepreneurial individuals and organizations develop knowledge needed for new opportunity identification and pursuit through different learning experiences as well as how they act on these opportunities.
Nataliya’s research within the second theme (knowledge management) mostly addresses a wide range of issues related to knowledge loss induced by organizational member turnover and covers antecedents and outcomes of this type of knowledge loss as well as knowledge loss prevention and coping mechanisms.
Publications
Link to publications database (DiVA)
Teaching/supervision
Nataliya teaches courses in marketing, international business and business research methods. She is mostly involved in Master’s Programme in International Business and Bachelor’s Programme in Business and Economics at University West. Nataliya is a supervisor and examiner of master’s and bachelor’s theses in business administration. She also supervises doctoral students.
Administrative assignments
Vice-chairperson, University West’s Academic Appointments Committee
Member, University West’s Research and Education Board
Member, Faculty Board, School of Business, Economics and IT, University West
External academic assignments
Associate Editor, The Learning Organization (Emerald)
Social media
Keywords
Entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial firms, small and medium-sized enterprises, knowledge, learning, knowledge management, knowledge loss, university-industry collaboration, networks, internationalization
Publications
