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Thesis title:

Multidimensional perspective on deceptive innovation: Concept and scale development

91Ö±²¥ the researcher:

I am a PhD researcher at the 91Ö±²¥ University Management School (SUMS), having joined the program in 2025. My research focuses on deceptive innovation, with the primary objective of examining the dimensions of deceptive innovation. My interest in this field stems from my professional experience as a lawyer and researcher in the field of innovation.

Academically, I hold undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Law from Allameh Tabataba'i University, Azad University, and Bangor University. Throughout my studies, I have been involved in research projects related to artificial intelligence, supply chains, and open innovation. Additionally, I have extensive professional experience in legal practice, managing legal affairs for law firms and mega-corporations, and working in marketing roles within various companies. This diverse background has provided me with a deeper understanding of my research topic.

I am eager to collaborate with fellow researchers and contribute new insights in this field. I hope that my research will have a positive impact on policymaking, industry, and society.