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Basak Yakis-Douglas is a Senior Lecturer in International Business Strategy at King's Business School, with a notable background in various aspects of strategy, international management, and entrepreneurship. He completed his MSc in Analysis, Design, and Management of Information Systems from the London School of Economics and received a DPhil from the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford as a British Council Chevening scholar and an ESRC-SKOPE fellow. His teaching experience spans multiple business schools, where he has instructed on topics such as Strategy, Entrepreneurship, and International Business. His research is deeply embedded in the Strategy-as-Practice paradigm, focusing on how individuals within organizations strategize. His work ensures that research outputs are practically relevant, targeting not only academic audiences but also practitioners in the field. Basak has contributed articles to renowned journals, including the Strategic Management Journal, and has been recognized for his scholarly papers at prestigious conferences. His research interests further extend to the uniqueness paradox in strategy and how strategic communications can impact organizational outcomes.
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