Stephen Green

Stephen is a doctoral researcher at the University of Strathclyde’s Business School, in the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship. His research is primarily focussed on entrepreneurial ecosystems and the role of the state in creating a nurturing environment for the growth of new ventures.

Stephen is also a Research Associate at the Institute for Future Cities at the University of Strathclyde and undertakes research projects within the Business School. Recent projects to which Stephen has contributed include a UK government funded project researching the adaptation of urban wasteland in deprived communities to support urban farming and sustainable agricultural practices, a Scottish Government project reporting on the zero-carbon aviation opportunities in Scotland, and a European Space Agency project investigating the commercialisation of enhanced satellite positioning technology.

Prior to commencing his doctoral research studies at the University of Strathclyde, Stephen gained an MA in Slavonic Studies from the University of Glasgow, and an LLB from the Open University. Stephen also holds an MA in European Studies from the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, where his research focused on the social and economic consequences of EU enlargement on neighbouring third countries, on which subject Stephen has published in European Journals.

Teaching Interests

I bring interdisciplinary knowledge and an interdisciplinary approach to my teaching work. I have degrees in Slavic languages, politics, history, international relations, economics, law and business, and I have taught Russian, English, business and literature.