Collaborative research
We seed and support cross-disciplinary research consortia and shared infrastructure.
ICOIS for Everyone
For the past decade ICOIS has worked at the seam where organisational behaviour, innovation policy and the social study of science meet. Our fellows publish in journals our peers respect; our convenings bring together scholars from fifteen countries.
This year we are publishing more, hosting more, and welcoming more new fellows than in any previous year. Sixty papers sit on our shelf and a further dozen are under review. Twenty-five colleagues from fifteen countries form the standing fellowship.
What follows is a brief tour of recent work. We hope it persuades you to read further — and perhaps to apply for fellowship next spring.
— A decade of interdisciplinary scholarship —
ICOIS advances interdisciplinary research on organisational development and innovation.
We seed and support cross-disciplinary research consortia and shared infrastructure.
Conferences, fellowships and visiting programmes that move knowledge across borders.
We translate rigorous evidence into actionable advice for governments and institutions.
From our shelves
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization's internal and external expansion underscores the organization's progress and its intensified efforts to realize a shared future. Professor Malik examines the SC…
The transformative journey of the Belt and Road Initiative — from initial apprehension to acknowledged success — and its role as a global development cornerstone despite Western resistance and critic…
AI is now widely used in China across education, medical care and agriculture. Professor Malik argues that beyond the technical, the cultural framing of AI shapes its long-term societal impact.
Founding Director Tariq H. Malik on the next decade of BRI.
A half-day workshop on how cultural narratives shape technology adoption.
Two days of plenaries, panels and roundtables on organisation, innovation and policy.
Professor Chunhui Huo, Vice President of Liaoning University, formally joins the ICOIS leadership team.
The new programme supports early-career researchers working at the intersection of organisation theory, innovation and practice.
A leading scholar in organisation studies at Kent Business School, Professor Soo Hee Lee joins the ICOIS Executive Board.
ICOIS works hand in hand with leading universities, research institutes, foundations and learned societies worldwide.