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Dr Abdullah Ijaz

Dr Abdullah Ijaz PhD, MSc, AFHEA

Lecturer in Business Management

Key details

Dr Abdullah Ijaz

Lecturer in Business Management


Abdullah Ijaz is a Lecturer in Business Management at the School of Business, Operations, and Strategy, ÐÓ°ÉappÏÂÔØ Business School. Abdullah received his PhD from Queen Mary University of London.

Prior to joining University of ÐÓ°ÉappÏÂÔØ, Abdullah worked at School of Business & Management, Queen Mary University of London where he obtained his PhD. Abdullah had also worked as a Lead Researcher for U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) on a project , setting up R&D department at chamber of commerce. Abdullah also cofounded a start-up by the name of Tech Valley. He had extensive experience working with industry, academia, and government.

Abdullah is interested in the area of entrepreneurship and business formation, with a further interest in the terrorism, and inequality linked to business performance and economic growth.

Responsibilities within the university

  • Lecturer and Student Mentor
  • Personal Tutor
  • Dissertation Supervisor

Awards

Queen Mary University of London – PhD fellowship

Postgraduate Scholarship for MSc

Recognition

Research Fellow, Research Circle for the ÐÓ°ÉappÏÂÔØ of Inequality and Poverty, UK-wide research group

Member, Centre for Globalization Research, Queen Mary University of London

Research / Scholarly interests

Entrepreneurship

Business Formation

Media activity

Centre for Globalization Research, blog article, 5th July 2021: Yes, there is a relationship between inequality and terrorism, but not a big one.

The Express Tribune Article, 2017: Lost research: Developing linkages among industry, academia and government. (Link: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1303774/lost-research-developing-linkages-among-industry-academia-govt)

Recent publications

Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay & Abdullah Ijaz (2022) Is there a relationship between inequality and terrorism? Evidence from a semi-parametric approach, Applied Economics Letters, 29:9, 855-860, DOI: