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Research
Deepak’s research focus is in entrepreneurship and strategy areas of management. Some of his research work is also highly relevant to innovation policy discourse. Deepak is a firm believer that academic research should not be esoteric in nature; it must have a practical relevance to the management field. In order for a researcher to generate good insights and practical implications to a question, it should involve systems thinking – as far as possible, it is advisable to have holistic approach to attempt answer any research question.
Empirical Insights into the Black Box of Decision-Making in New Ventures Download : Abstract, Ph.D Summary, Complete Ph.D Thesis
Who learns what? – Study based on entrepreneurs from Biotechnology New Ventures in Australia and India.
Government, University, and Industry Relations: The Case of Biotechnology in the Delhi Region.
The potential of Parsonian Systems theory for the study of entrepreneurship. Download : Abstract, Complete Article
Research Articles (Working)
Successful Entrepreneurs Minimise Risk.
Entrepreneurial Ambidexterity and its role in Entreprepreneurial Decision-Making
Other Publications
Ivey Case Study of Pharmaxis Ltd. Download : Case Study, Teaching Note
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