Sebastian Aparicio, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
Durham University Business School
Research Fellow
Centre for University Entrepreneurship - UAB
ABOUT
Currently I am an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Durham University Business School (DUBS). In addition, I am affiliated as a Research Fellow in the Centre for University Entrepreneurship (Centre d’Iniciatives Emprenedores Universitàries CIEU-UAB–); as an Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB); and as a Junior Research Fellow in the Institute for Development Strategies at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (IDS-SPEA, Indiana University). I participate in different research and consulting projects at UAB (e.g. GUESSS-UAB - Global University Entrepreneurial Spirit Students' Survey), and Fundación ECSIM Centro de Estudios en Economía Sistémica. I also sit on the Board of Directors in the Entrepreneurship Divison at the Spanish Academy of Management (ACEDE), as well as on the Editorial Board of the journals Entrepreneurship Research Journal, Sustainability, Cogent Business & Management, and Data in Brief.
I received a degree in Economics from Universidad de Antioquia, a M.Sc. in Economics from Universidad EAFIT, a M.Phil. in Applied Research in Economics & Business MAREB- and a Ph.D. in Economics & Business (route Entrepreneurship & Management -IDEM-) from UAB. During my Ph.D. studies, I was Visiting Scholar in the IDS-SPEA at Indiana University.
I am mainly interested in the effects of entrepreneurial activity and innovation on economic growth and development under the institutional lenses. Some of my research has been published in various international journals such as Journal of World Business, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Small Business Economics, and The Journal of Technology Transfer, among others.
Latest Featured News
(15/4/2019) INSTITUTIONS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE (with David Urbano and David B. Audretsch)
Using institutional economics as a theoretical framework, this book analyzes institutional environment conduvice to entrepreneurial activity in order to enhance economic performance across countries.
(20/11/2020) WHY IS EXPORT-ORIENTED ENTREPRENEURSHIP MORE PREVALENT IN SOME COUNTRIES THAN OTHERS? CONTEXTUAL ANTECEDENTS AND ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES (with David Audretsch and David Urbano)
Drawing on institutional economics, this article investigates how different contexts condition the prevalence of export-oriented entrepreneurship, which affects economic growth.
(25/03/2021) ATTRACTING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL POTENTIAL: A MULTILEVEL INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH (with David Urbano and Pekka Stenholm)
In this study, we investigate the multilevel influence of informal institutions on entrepreneurial potential.
Contact information:
Durham University Business School Department of Management and Marketing Mill Hill Lane, DH1 3LB Durham, United Kingdom.
Mobile: (+34) 684034063 sebastian.aparicio [at] durham.ac.uk aparicio.s [at] gmail.com
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