PhD Supervision
Jonathan Liebenau's current doctoral students
Enrico Rossi, “Governance and innovation in the automobile sector”
Koen Rutten , “Innovation systems in the Chinese telecommunications sector”
Nofi Iman, "Payment systems"
Past PhD Students
Koen Rutten 2014
"innovation systems in the Chinese telecommunications sector"
Oymen Gur, 2012
“The brand as a social system of interpenetration: conceptualizing brand through communications”
Patrik Karrberg, 2011
"The emergence of the mobile internet in Japan and the UK: platforms, exchange models, and innovation at the borderlands 1999-2011" (examined by Dr. Annabelle Gawer of Imperial College and Dr. Nathalie Mitev of the LSE)
Dimitris Boucas, 2009
"Information society and the state: The Greek version of the information society paradigm" (examined by Prof. Frank Webster of the Department of Sociology of City University, London and Dr. Nathalie Mitev of the LSE)
Alexander Grous, 2009
"Managerial practices, location and ICT: productivity of UK Aerospace firms in business clusters" (examined by Prof. Nick von Tunzelmann of the Science Policy Research Unit, Sussex University and Prof. John van Reenan of the LSE Department of Economics and Centre for Economic Performance)
Marc Laperrouza, 2006
"ICT policies in China" (examined by Dr. Chris Hughes of the Department of International Relations, LSE and Prof. Zixiang (Alex) Tan of the School of Informatics, Syracuse University [currently with the Evian Group, IMD Business School, Switzerland and affiliated with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology working on the management of network industries, and president of Bonopro]
Ruri Abe, 2004
"Peripheral identities in transition" (examined by Dr. David Shankland of Bristol University Department of Archaeology and Anthropology and Dr. Catherine Alexander [currently Associate Professor of Media & Communication, Sophia University, Tokyo]
Fola Yahaya, 2000
"Information infrastructure development in Sub-Saharan Africa" (examined by Prof. Gerald Grant of Carleton University and Dr. Shirin Madon of the LSE) [currently CEO of Strategic Agenda LLP]
Tanai Khiaonarong, 1999
"Banking and innovation: the case of payment systems modernisation in Thailand" (examined by Prof. Mike Hobday of the Science Policy Research Unit, Sussex University and Dr. Steve Smithson of the LSE) [now with the Bank of Thailand; and Senior Lecturer in Information Systems, Westminster University Business School]
Mehmet Islamoğlu, 1999
"Information management; a transaction costs perspective" (examined by Prof. Claudio Ciborra then of Institute THESEUS, Nice, and Dr. James Backhouse of the LSE) [now Associate Professor of MIS, Eastern Mediterranean University; previously with Istanbul Bilgi University]
Ashraf Hassan, 1998
"Debt management and information handling for developing countries; the case of Egypt" (examined by Dr. Chris Sadler of North London University and Prof. Ian Angell of the LSE) [now President and CEO, Delta Investment Group, Cairo]
Jason Huang, 1997
"Participation in information systems design; a structuration perspective" (examined by Prof. Guy Fitzgerald, then of Birkbeck College, now Brunel University and Dr. Mike Newman of Manchester University) [now Manager, MITAC Europe Ltd.]
Heejin Lee, 1997
"Temporal Implications of Electronically Mediated Business Procedures on Organisational Work: EDI Applications in Trade" (examined by Dr. James Backhouse of the LSE and Prof. Steve Sawyer then of Syracuse University, now of the School of Information, Pennsylvania State University) [latterly Lecturer in Information Systems, Brunel University, then Associate Professor of Information Systems, University of Melbourne, now Associate Professor of Information Systems, Yonsei University]
G. Harindranath, 1997
"India's Information Technology Industry: Adapting to Globalisation and Policy Change in the 1990s" (examined by Dr. Richard Heeks of Manchester University and Dr. Shirin Madon of the LSE) [now Senior Lecturer in Management Information Systems, Royal Holloway School of Management, University of London; Hari's web site]
Gerry Grant, 1996
"The Strategic Dimensions of Information Systems Capability: Case Studies in a Developing Country Context" (examined by Prof. Pat Hall of the Open University and Dr. Steve Smithson of the LSE) [now Associate Professor of Information Systems in the Faculty of Management, Carleton University, Canada; previously at McGill University School of Management]
Sherif Kamel, 1994
"The Use of Decision Support Systems in Development Planning in Egypt" (examined by Prof. David Wield of the Open University and Dr. Shirin Madon, of the LSE) [now director of the Regional Information Technology Institute, Cairo and Associate Professor of Information Systems at the American University, Cairo]
Stefano Kluzer, 1993
"The Political Economy of Information Technology in Southern Africa" (examined by Prof. Geoff Walsham of Cambridge University and Prof. Ian Angell of the LSE) [now a researcher with ENEA, Rome and doing consultancy on innovation and regional development in northern Italy]
Michael Robson, 1992
"The Pharmaceutical Industry in Britain and France" (examined by Prof. Alan Milward of the LSE) *Dept. of Economic History [now a systems director for the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, in Rome]
James Backhouse, 1991
"Semantic Analysis and Information Systems Design" (examined by Prof. David Avison of Southampton University and Prof. Ian Angell of the LSE) [now a Reader in Information Systems at the London School of Economics]
Miron M. Marche, 1991
"Models of Information: The Feasibility of Measuring the Stability of Data Models" (examined by Prof. David Avison of Southampton University and Prof. Ian Angell of the LSE) [now professor of MIS at Dalhausie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada]
Mayuri Odedra, 1990
"Transfer of Information Technology to Developing Countries: Case Studies from Zambia, Zimbabwe and Kenya" (examined by Prof. Geoff Walsham of Cambridge University and Prof. Ian Angell of the LSE) [later with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bangalore, now with Sakura Consulting]
Krisana Kitiyadisai, 1990
"Concepts of Relevance in a Semiotic Framework Applied to Information Systems Analysis and Design" (examined by Prof. Peter Checkland of Lancaster University and Prof. Ian Angell of the LSE) [now with the Department of Public Administration, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok]
Timo Myllyntaus, 1989
"Transfer of Technology to Finland, The Case of Electricity" (supervised with Prof. Leslie Hannah) Dept. of Economic History [recently with the Research Institute of the Finnish Economy (ETLA), now Senior Lecturer at the University of Helsinki]