Dr Qiuping Li


Dr Qiuping Li
NameDr Qiuping Li
Job titleSenior Lecturer in Management
Research institute
Primary appointmentStrategy, Leadership & Operations
Email addressQ.Li@mdx.ac.uk
Contact categoryAcademic staff

Biography

Biography

Dr Qiuping Li is a senior lecturer in Management in Middlesex University. She is also a Fellow of the Higher Education academy. Qiuping holds a BA in International Finance from Wuhan University in China, an MBA from the University of Liverpool, and a PhD from the University of Manchester. Before joining Middlesex University, Qiuping was a Research Fellow in the University of Reading, in the School of Construction Management and Engineering. Qiuping researches on organisation studies, her work covered a wide range of industries and sectors, including construction, engineering, industrial parts and materials, consumer durables and consumer non-durables.

Teaching

Qiuping is the Programme Leader for MA International Business Management. She currently teaches on the following modules:

  • Module Leader for MGT4810 Business Strategy

  • Module Leader for MGT4162 Managing the Multinational Organisation
  • Module Tutor for MGT3123 Global Business Strategy

Postgraduation supervision

Soumia Nouari, "Strategic motivations and performance determinants of the UK International Joint Ventures (IJVs) in China and India: A dual parent perspective", Supervisor, September 2014 - November 2020.

Employment

Senior Lecturer in Management
Middlesex University
01 Sept 2012
08 Mar 2024
Lecturer in management
Middlesex University
01 Oct 2009
31 Aug 2012
Research Fellow
University of Reading
01 Sept 2006
01 Oct 2009

Education and qualifications

Ph.D
01 Jun 2007
University of Manchester
MBA
01 Jul 2002
University of Liverpool
B. A. in International Finance
01 Jul 2000
Wuhan University, China
PGCert HE
01 Mar 2011
Middlesex University

Grants

Learning & Teaching Project Scheme
01 May 2011
Middlesex University

Prizes and Awards

External activities

Judging panel
European Business Awards
10 Jul 2013
17 Jul 2013

Research outputs

Why does home country influence disappear in international business research? The evidence from distribution channel management in foreign companies in China.

Laszlo, C. and Li, Q. 2006. Why does home country influence disappear in international business research? The evidence from distribution channel management in foreign companies in China. 5th Asia Academy of Management Conference. Tokyo, Japan 19 - 21 Dec 2006

The process of knowledge transfer and its significance in integrated environments

Liyanage, C., Li, Q., Elhag, T. and Ballal, T. 2008. The process of knowledge transfer and its significance in integrated environments. AACE International's 52nd Annual Meeting & ICEC's 6th World Congress on Cost Engineering, Project Management and Quantity Surveying. TCM - Cost Engineering for the Global Community. Toronto, ON, Canada 29 Jun - 02 Jul 2008

Power relation and its impact on innovative practice decisions in healthcare infrastructure project organisation.

Li, Q. 2009. Power relation and its impact on innovative practice decisions in healthcare infrastructure project organisation. in: Proceedings of 5th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation. University of Reykjavik.

Knowledge communication and translation.

Liyanage, C., Elhag, T., Ballal, T. and Li, Q. 2009. Knowledge communication and translation. Journal of knowledge management. 13 (3), pp. 118-131.

Procurement for innovation: a theoretical proposition for enabling innovation diffusion in PFI projects.

Li, Q., Ballal, T., Elhag, T. and Liyanage, C. 2007. Procurement for innovation: a theoretical proposition for enabling innovation diffusion in PFI projects. in: London, K., Thayarapan, G. and Chen, J. (ed.) Symposium: building across borders built environment procurement CIB W092 procurement systems. CIBER, University of Newcastle.
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