Dr. Rahma Laouiti, an esteemed assistant professor at Brest Business School, France, stands as a beacon in the realm of entrepreneurship. Renowned for her groundbreaking research, she has been honored with the prestigious Best Researcher Award. Dr. Laouiti’s contributions transcend traditional boundaries, pioneering innovative approaches to entrepreneurial studies. With unwavering dedication, she inspires students and fellow academics alike, fostering a culture of excellence and forward-thinking. Her work not only enriches academia but also has tangible impacts on the entrepreneurial landscape, shaping the future of business and innovation. 🌟
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Education 🎓
Dr. Rahma Laouiti completed her academic journey with a Ph.D. in Management from the Higher Institute of Management, Sousse, Tunisia. Under the guidance of Prof. Sana Harbi, her research focused on Entrepreneurial Intention and Country Institutional Profiles, extending the Theory of Planned Behavior. Her commitment to academia is evident in her earlier degrees, including an MSc. in Management and a BSc. (Hons) in Accounting, both from esteemed institutions in Tunisia.
Experience 💼
Dr. Laouiti’s academic career spans various roles, showcasing her versatility and expertise. From serving as an Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship at Brest Business School, France, to her previous roles as a Postdoctoral Researcher at CESI Rouen and a Lecturer at several Tunisian universities, she has consistently contributed to the field of management and entrepreneurship.
Research Interests 🔬
Dr. Laouiti’s research interests are wide-ranging and impactful, focusing on areas such as Entrepreneurial Intention and Behavior, the role of Institutions in entrepreneurship, and Social Entrepreneurship. Her interdisciplinary approach and dedication to advancing knowledge in these areas make her a respected figure in academic circles.
Awards and Recognition 🏅
Dr. Laouiti’s contributions to entrepreneurship research have been recognized with publications in esteemed journals and conference presentations. Notably, she has received the FNEGE and ABS ratings for her published papers, highlighting their quality and impact in the academic community.
Publications Top Notes 📚
“An Economic View of Entrepreneurial Intention” – 2020
“Institutional Factors and Entrepreneurial Activity” – 2021
“Profiling Potential Entrepreneurs through the ‘Big Five’ Lens” – 2021
“Entrepreneurial Behavior through an Institutional Perspective” – 2021
“Dark Triad and Nascent Entrepreneurship” – 2021