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Anna GLASER
Department: Management, Strategy and Organization
Biography
Anna GLASER is Associate Professor of business policy and strategy at Novancia Business
School Paris since 2013. She is a member of the French observatory of competitiveness
clusters at Mines ParisTech and the LABEX research chair on Nanotechnologies at Novancia.
Her research concentrates on industry clusters (e.g. policies, governance, management,
evaluation) and institutional factors that facilitate or hinder the genesis of inter-organizational
collaborations and innovations.
Originally from Austria, Anna Glaser holds a PhD from ESCP Europe and Mines ParisTech
(2014), in which she studied the organizational dilemmas and pathologies when implementing
top-down cluster policies. During her PhD, she did a research visiting at UQAM in Canada
(2011) and she participated in the CEFAG programme (2012) (a French doctoral programme
organised by the FNEGE). She has a Master in Commerce and a CEMS MsC in International
Management (2007) from the Vienna University of Economics and business (WU Wien). For
her Master Thesis, she did a research visiting at UNC Chapel Hill (2005) with the NEURUS
programme (Network for European and United States Regional and Urban Studies).
In addition to her academic career, she also worked in the Evaluation Department of the
International Labour Organisation in Geneva (2006-2007), as a Business Analyst for AC
Nielsen (2007) and as a Research Executive for TNS Sofres (2008-2009).
Courses taught
Strategy Analysis
Economics and Business Organisation
Networks & Platforms for Business Development
Research Seminar
Programs
Bachelor
Master
MSc
Education
2014 - Ph.D. in Management, Mines ParisTech / ESCP Europe
2007 - Master in Commerce & CEMS MsC in International Management, Vienna university
of economics and business (WU Wien)
Contact
[email protected]
MAIN INTELLECTUAL CONSTRIBUTIONS OF THE LAST 5 YEARS
Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals
GLASER, A., BEN SLIMANE, S., AUPLAT, & C., COEURDEROY, R., (2016), Enabling
Nanothechnology Entrepreneurship: Towards a Holistic Theoritical Framework, Journal of
Small Business & Enterprise Development (accepted).
GALLIE, E., GLASER, A., & PALLEZ, F. (2014). Une analyse comparative des évaluations
de politiques de clusters en Europe : vers deux modèles idéal-typiques. Politiques et
Management Public, 31 (1), 87-111.
GALLIE, E., GLASER, A., MERINDOL, V., & WEIL, T. (2013). How Do Pre-existing
R&D Activities in a Region Influence the Performance of Cluster Initiatives? The Case of
French Competitiveness Clusters. European Planning Studies, 21 (10), 1653-1675
GALLIE, E., GLASER, A., LEFEBVRE, P., & PALLEZ, F. (2012). Evaluation moderne,
évaluation modeste ? Le cas des pôles de compétitivité français. Politiques et Management
Public, 29 (4), 573-590.
Monograph
GLASER, A. (2014). Implementing cluster policies: organizational dilemmas, pathologies
and evaluation. The case of a French policy-driven cluster.PhD Thesis, Paris ESCP Europe §
Mines ParisTech.
Chapter
GLASER, A. (2016).
Les pôles de compétitivité à la lumière de l’hypocrisie
organisationnelle. In J.-M. Saussois (Ed.), Les Organisations (pp. 54-60), Paris, Editions
Sciences Humaines.
DE MOUHY DE SORNEY, E., GLASER, A. & VERZAT C. (2016). Peer Mentoring: The
case of the Student Entrepreneurs’ Club at Novancia. In K. A. Grant (Ed.), Innovative Youth
Inbubator Awards 2016. An Anthology of Case Histories (pp. 23-32), Reading: Academic
Conferences and Publishing International Limited.
GLASER, A. (2012). Les pôles de compétitivité sont-ils au service de la compétitivité ?. In
PORCHER, T., (Ed.), Regards sur un XXIe siècle en mouvement (pp. 55-60). Paris, Ellipses.
Presentations of Refereed Papers
International Conference
FABBRI, J., GLASER, A., LAMBRIX, H., & RAYNA, T. (2016). “Fablab, coworking space,
start-up eccelerator... New spaces of cooperation ?”,European Academy of Management
(EURAM), Paris, France.
GLASER, A. & FABBRI, J. (2016). “The role of liminal spaces for employees' self-control:
the case of office restrooms”, European Group for Organizational Studies Conference
(EGOS), Naples, Italy.
GLASER, A., RIEU PLICHON, C., HEMONNET-GOUJOT, A., & FABBRI, J. (2016).
“Materiality of Spacial Strategies and Spacial Tactics: the Shopfloor as a Hybrid Space”.
Organisation, Artifacts and Practices (OAP) Workshop, Lisbon, Portugal.
O'SHEA, N. & GLASER, A. (2016). “Stand out or stand still: the role of third mission
activities in enabling business schools to take a necessary entrepreneurial turn”. Engage HEI
conference, Preston, United Kingdom.
AUPLAT, C., BEN SLIMANE, S., & GLASER, A. (2015). “Sustainable Nanotechnology
and Education: a European View”, Sustainable Nanotechnology Organization Conference,
Portland, Oregon.
GLASER, A., BEN SLIMANE, S., & AUPLAT, C. (2015). “Eco-design or eco-innovation?
The case of the building sector”, European Conference on Innovation & Entrepreneurship
(ECIE), Genova, Italy.
GLASER, A. & FABBRI, J. (2015). “Managerial techniques in liminal spaces: the case of
office restrooms”, Organizations, Artifacts and Practices Workshop (OAP), Sydney,
Australia.
GLASER, A., RIEU PLICHON, C., HERMONET-GOUJOT, A., & FABBRI, J. (2015).
“Exploring the conflicting spatial strategies of hybrid spaces: The case of a global furniture
retailer”, Asia Pacific Researchers in Organization Studies and European Groupe for
Organizational Studies (APROS EGOS), Sydney, Australia- NSW.
GLASER, A. (2015). “Building a policy-driven cluster through direct subsidies: The case of
trust facilitators struggling themselves with trust issues”, Asia Pacific Researchers in
Organization Studies and European Groupe for Organizational Studies (APROS EGOS),
Sydney, Australia- NSW.
GLASER, A., O'SHEA, N., & de GERY, C. (2015). “Moving beyond isomorphically driven
business schools with the help of a third mission change management framework”, European
Foundation for Management Development Conference (EFMD), Oxford, United Kingdom.
BEN SLIMANE, S., GLASER, A., & AUPLAT, C. (2015). “Eco-design or eco-innovation?
The case of the building sector”, European Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
(ECIE), Genova, Italy.
GLASER, A., BEN SLIMANE, S., & AUPLAT, C. (2014). “Entering the World of
Nanotechnology: Three Different Perspectives”, European Conference on Innovation and
Entrepreneurship (ECIE), Belfast, Ireland.
GLASER, A., O'SHEA, N., & de GERY, C. (2014). “Measuring third mission activities of
higher education institutes. Constructing an evaluation framework”, British Academy of
Management (BAM), Belfast, Ireland.
GLASER, A. (2013). “The role of Cluster organisations in the construction of collaborative
R&D projects, the case of the ICT & Health clusters in the Paris Region”, Danish research
Unit for Industrial Dynamics (DRUID), Aalborg, Denmark.
GLASER, A. (2013). “Adopting a more human approach to systems of innovation”, Danish
research Unit for Industrial Dynamics (DRUID), Aalborg, Denmark.
Presentations of Non-Refereed Papers
International Conference
GLASER, A. (2012). “Fostering inter-sectoral collaborative R&D projects by increasing
proximity between regional actors. The case of the ICT & Health clusters in the Paris
Region”, MOSAIC, Montreal, Canada-Quebec.
MERINDOL, V., GLASER, A., WEIL, T., LEFEBVRE, P., PALLEZ, F., & EP GALLIE
(2010). « Comment mesurer la performance des pôles de compétitivité français ? », European
Localized Innovation Observatory Conference (EUROLIO), Toulouse, France.
Research Reports
2015: BEN SLIMANE, S., AUPLAT, C., FREMIOT, E., & GLASER, A., Rapport des
activités de formations dans le cadre du Labex SERENADE -PEI2, rapport préliminaire,
workshop Labex SERENADE, submitted to Minatec-Grenoble, 28-30 janvier 2015.
2015: BEN SLIMANE, S., AUPLAT, C., GLASER, A., & FREMIOT, E., Research note on
Existing ecodesign trainings and programmes focusing on nanotechnology. submitted to
Labex SERENADE.
2011: GLASER, A., Research note, Les clusters et la politique de clusters en Autriche: Le cas
de Clusterland Oberösterreich. Part of the preparation for the French cluster plolicy
evaluation., submitted to Mines ParisTech and Kurt Salmon.