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Dr Mahfuzur Rahman is an Associate Professor at the University of Lincoln, UK. He is also an Associate Editor of the International Journal of Public Sociology and Sociotherapy (IJPSS) and the Journal of Management and Organisation. His current academic and research interests are in the area of Sustainability and Innovation with a focus on Emerging Markets. Investigating the potential environment friendly manufacturing, such as, adoption of textile enzymes, for a sustainable future motivates his most recent research works. Dr Rahman is an Academic Adviser to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission, UK. As an adviser, Dr Rahman is representing UK Higher Education to Commonwealth countries. He is also playing a critical role in the selection of Commonwealth Scholar and Fellows. His research projects (as Principal Investigator/Co-Investigator) and Scholarships (as Supervisor) are funded by the Commonwealth Commission, Government of Bangladesh, British Council, Government of Ghana and UNIDO. He is an active team member of the University of Lincoln UNESCO Chair on Responsible Foresight for Sustainable Development. Dr Rahman has published in internationally refereed journals, presented his research at a range of international conferences, and has contributed to a number of research projects. He has received a number of awards including University of Lincoln Merit Award 2018, Individual Merit Award 2019, Two best paper awards, University of Lincoln Team Award 2018 and Technology and Management for Development Award 2008 by the University of Oxford. Dr Rahman has supervised 5 doctoral candidates towards successful completion at the University of Lincoln. Currently he is supervising six PhD students and one Post-Doctoral Fellow funded by Commonwealth Commission and University of Lincoln.
Ariffin, S., Osman, C.A. & Keshminder, J.S. (2013). Ethics, Professionalism and Social Responsibility. In Ariffin, S., Wahab, I. & Hambali,
Z., Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship (pp. 239-251), Oxford
Fajar Malaysia.
Keshminder, J.S., Norshima, H., Chuah, S.C., Melissa, S., Muhammad Hafiz, A.R. & Shatina, S. (2019). Tableau: For Beginners (Manual). Kuala Lumpur: Pearson.
Chuah, S.C., & Keshminder, J.S. (2019). Introduction to Business Analytics: Essential Skills for the Data Analyst. Kuala Lumpur: Pearson
Chuah, S.C., & Keshminder, J.S. (2021). Introduction to Business Analytics: Essential Skills for the
Data Analyst, Second Edition. Kuala Lumpur: Pearson.
Keshminder, J.S., & Norshima,
H. (2021). Short Business
Case Study Compilation. Shah Alam: UiTM Press (eISSB: 9789673637430).
Akter, M. S., Rajasekera,
J., and Rahman, M. (2010). Serving the poor by marketing information:
developing a village phone model for Bangladesh. International
Rahman, M.,
Uddin, M., and Lodorfos, G. (2017) Barriers to enter in foreign markets: evidence
from SMEs in emerging market. International Marketing Review, 34(1). pp. 68-86.
[SSCI Q1, ABS-3*, ABDC-A, Scopus]
Mendy, J. and Rahman, M.
(2019) Application of human resource management's universal model: An
examination of people versus institutions as barriers of internationalization
for SMEs in a small developing country. Thunderbird International Business
Review, 61. pp. 363-374. [Scopus, ABS-2*, ABDC-B]
Rahman, M., and Mendy,
J. (2019) Evaluating People-related Resilience and Non-Resilience Barriers of
SMEs’ Internationalisation: A developing country perspective. International
Journal of Organizational Analysis, 27(2). pp. 225-240. [ABS-2*, ABDC-B,
Scopus]
Rahman, M., Billah, M., M.
and Hack-polay, D. (2019). What is hindering change? Anticipating the barriers
to the adoption of enzyme-based textile processing in a developing country.
Business Strategy and Development, 2(2). pp. 137-147. [Scopus. WILEY]
Akter, M., Rahman, M. and
Radicic, D., (2019) Women Entrepreneurship in International Trade: Bridging the
Gap by Bringing Feminist Theories into Entrepreneurship and
Internationalization Theories. Sustainability, 11 (22). p. 6230. [SSCI, Q2,
Scopus]
Mendy, J., and Rahman,
M., (2019) Supporting SMEs’ internationalisation through a deeper
understanding of Human and Technology Barriers: Applying Effective HRM
processes from a developing country. Journal of Organisational Effectiveness:
People and Performance, 6(4). pp. 205-226. [ABS-2*, ABDC-B, Scopus]
Mendy, J. Rahman, M., and
Bal, M., (2020) Using the ‘Best-fit’ Approach to Investigate the Effects of
Politico-economic and Social Barriers on SMEs’ Internationalisation in an
Emerging Country Context: Implications and future directions. Thunderbird
International Business Review. 62(2). pp. 199-211. [ABS-2*, ABDC-B, Scopus]
Hack-polay, D., Opute, J.,
and Rahman, M., (2020) Globalisation and HR Practices in Africa: When
culture refuses to make way for so-called universalistic perspectives.
International Journal of Business and Globalisation. [Scopus]
Igwe,
P., Rahman, M., Ohalehi, P., Amaugo, A. and Anigbo, J. (2020)
Responsible Education: What Engages International Postgraduate Students –
Evidence from UK. Journal of Global Responsibility. [ESCI, Scopus]
Rahman,
M., Akter, M., Odunukan, K. and Haque, S. E. (2020) Examining economic
and technology-related barriers of small- and medium-sized enterprises
internationalisation: An emerging economy context. Business Strategy and
Development. 3(1). pp. 16-27. [Scopus, WILEY]
Igwe,
P., Odunukan, K., Rahman, M., Rugara, D. and Ochinanwata, C. (2020) How
Entrepreneurship Ecosystem influences the development of frugal innovation and
informal entrepreneurship? Thunderbird International Business Review. [ABS-2*,
ABDC-B, ESCI]
Hack-polay,
D., Opute, J. and Rahman, M., (2020) Resisting global universalistic
practices - the endurance of culture and particularism in African HRM. Journal
of Work Applied Management. [ABS 1*]
Rahman,
M., Akter, M. and Radicic, D. (2020) Internationalization as a
strategy for small and medium?sized enterprises and the impact of regulatory
environment: An emerging country perspective. Business Strategy and
Development. 3(2). pp. 213-225. [Scopus Q1, WILEY]
Hack-polay,
Dieu and Rahman, Mahfuzur and Billah, MD Morsaline and Al-Sabbahy,
Hesham (2020) Big data analytics and sustainable textile manufacturing:
decision-making about the applications of biotechnologies in developing
countries. Management Decision. [SSCI Q2, ABS-2*, ABDC-B, Scopus]
Rahman,
Mahfuzur, Billah, MD Morsaline, Hack-polay, Dieu and Alam, Ashraful (2020)
The use of biotechnologies in textile processing and environmental
sustainability: An emerging market context. Technological Forecasting and
Social Change. [SSCI Q1, ABS-3*, ABDC-A, Scopus]
Hack-polay,
D., Ogbaburu, J., T., Rahman, M., and Mahmoud, A., B. (2021) Immigrant
entrepreneurs in rural England-an examination of the socio-cultural barriers
facing migrant small businesses in Lincolnshire. Local Economy. [ABS-2*,
Scopus] (Accepted)
Mendy,
J., Odunukan, K., & Rahman, M. (2021) Place and Policy Barriers of
Rural Nigeria’s SMEs’ Internationalization. Thunderbird International Business
Review. [SSCI Q1, ABS-2*, ABDC-B, ESCI] (Accepted)
Lyubov,
B., Hack-polay, D., and Rahman, M. (2021) Can new corruption legislation
drive guanxi out of business? - Western and Chinese Multinational managers’
perceptions. International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics, 15(4).
ISSN 1741-802X [Scopus Q3]
Islam,
M. A., Igwe, P. A., Rahman, M. and Saif, A. N. M. (2021) Remote working
challenges and solutions: Insights from SMEs in Bangladesh during the COVID-19
pandemic. International Journal of Quality and Innovation, 5(2). p. 119. ISSN
1756-6975
Odunukan,
K., Akter, M., Hack-polay, D., Rahman, M. and Igwe, P. (2022)
Internationalization of Rural SMEs from Nigeria: Examining Social and
Organizational Impact. Business Strategy and Development. ISSN 2572-3170. . [Scopus
Q1]
Rahman,
M., Hack-Polay, D., Shafique, S., and Igwe, P. (2021) Dynamic
Capability of the Firm: analysis of the impact of Internationalisation on SME
performance in an emerging economy. International Journal of Emerging Markets.
ISSN 1746-8809. [SSCI Q2; Scopus Q1]
Babu,
M., M., Rahman, M., Alam, A. and Dey, B. L. (2021) Exploring big
data-driven innovation in the manufacturing sector: evidence from UK firms.
Annals of Operations Research. ISSN 0254-5330 [SSCI Q1, ABS-3*, ABDC-A,
ESCI]
SL | Award Title | Award Type | Year | Country |
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1 | Technology and Management for Development | Technology and Management for Development | 2008 | United Nations Industrial Development Organization |
2 | Best Paper Award | Ascent International Conference | 2013 | |
3 | British Council Researcher Links Travel Grant | Researcher Links Travel Grant | 2014 | British Council |
4 | University of Lincoln Merit Award 2018 | Merit Award | 2018 | University of Lincoln |
5 | Best Paper Award | International Conference on Technology and Humanities | 2018 | |
6 | University of Lincoln Team Award 2018 | Team Award | 2018 | University of Lincoln |
7 | University of Lincoln Merit Award 2019 | Merit Award | 2019 | University of Lincoln |
8 | Top cited paper 2019-2020 | Business Strategy and Development | 2021 | |
9 | Top cited paper 2019-2020 | Thunderbird International Business Review | 2021 | |
10 | Top cited paper 2020-2021 | Thunderbird International Business Review | 2022 | |
11 | Top Downloaded Article | Thunderbird International Business Review | 2023 | |
12 | Top cited paper 2021-2022 | Business Strategy and Development | 2023 |