Dr Amore Minayora

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  • Qualifications:Ph.D in Strategy and International Business (University of Birmingham), MSc in International Business (University of Birmingham), BA in Chinese Studies (University of Indonesia)
  • Position:Senior Lecturer in International Business
  • Department:FBL - Business and Management
  • Telephone:+4411732 81465
  • Email:Amore.Minayora@uwe.ac.uk

About me

Amore joined UWE in 2021 as Senior Lecturer in International Business after completing Ph.D. and Research Fellowship at the University of Birmingham. Her Ph.D. explores firm competitiveness in the project-based industry in which she analysed three different levels of micro, meso, and macro relationships in the shipbuilding project to conceptualise the governance of project-based value chains (P-GVCs).

Prior to joining UWE, Amore worked with the University of Oxford (Technology and Management Centre for Development) where she led the qualitative part of the IDMODEL investigation - Inclusive Digital Business Model funded by ESRC. Based on the project rollout in the UK, China, and Bangladesh, it is argued that an innovative digital technology-based business model helps social enterprises through the development of a mobile application called Haate Haat (available on Google Play Store). The app enabled the marginalised, especially women, to generate income and start an entrepreneurial journey with minimum capital.

Amore presented her research at various international academic conferences including the British Academy of Management (BAM) and the Academy of International Business (AIB) among others. Her paper titled 'The bigger the better? Firm-based analysis of growth and innovation within the shipbuilding industry in Indonesia' won the best paper award at the International Conference on Management in Emerging Markets. Prior to joining academia, she spent a few years working in the oil and gas sector in Indonesia.


Area of expertise

Strategy and International Business.

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