Faculty Blogs
Faculty Blogs, 2025
Professors Farooqi and Indaco discuss an opportunity for Qatar given the U.S.’s current monetary policy
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Professor Sharma comments on “Seeing is Smelling” publication
Professor Sharma explores his publication in this blog post
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Professor Akguc expands on his publication resarching “Time Horizon and Corporate Investment”
Professor Akguc illustrates the methodology behind his publication
Faculty Blogs, 2024
AI & Business Blog Series Part 3: Professor Serkan Akguc
Professor Akguc concludes the AI & Business Blog Series with his opinion on the AI+Finance Certificate
Faculty Blogs, 2024
AI & Business Blog Series Part 2: Professor Fuad Farooqi
Professor Farooqi adds his insights in Part 2 of the AI & Business Blog Series
Faculty Blogs, 2024
AI & Business Blog Series Part 1: Professor Veli Safak
Professor Safak gave his perspective in Part 1 of the AI & Business Blog Series
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Professor Indaco discusses his research on Climate Risk
Professor Indaco delves into his published article titled “Adapting to Climate Risk? Local Population Dynamics in the United States”
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Professor Varun Sharma explains olfactory marketing on the IJRM Podcast
Professor Sharma joined the podcast to underline the research he’s done on strategic advantages of olfactory marketing techniques
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Qatar’s Fixed Exchange Rate, by Professor Agustin Indaco
Professor Indaco elaborates on trade-offs that come with Qatar’s fixed exchange rate
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Professor Ki-Won Haan discusses team success on Connected Conversations Podcast
Professor Haan appeared on the podcast to talk about organizational behavior and team success.
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Qatar’s Resilient Supply Chain, by Professor Iman Adeinat
The nation’s innovative response to supply chain challenges is transforming it into a global logistics hub.
Faculty Blogs, 2024
Qatar’s post-World Cup Economy, by Professor Agustin Indaco
The post-World Cup economy shows mixed growth, with tourism and construction benefiting the most.