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Jabir Ali is a Professor of Economics and Business Environment at the Indian Institute of Management Jammu. His area of interest in teaching and research includes entrepreneurship, business environment, economic policy analysis, social marketing and international trade. He has published more than 40 research papers in refereed national and international journals with impressive research impact as listing of 38 research papers in Scopus. Most of the papers are also listed in Journal Citation Report of Clarivate Analytics and Australian Business Deans Council.

Zakia Jabeen is a Doctoral Researcher at Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, Strathclyde Business School, University of Strathclyde, UK. Her research interests are in the areas of entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, small business and innovation, new venture planning, start-ups, co-working space and incubation models. Her previous work experience includes Assistant Professor at Institute of Computers and Business Management-School of Business Excellence, Hyderabad.

Muqbil Burhan is an Assistant Professor of Business Policy, Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the Indian Institute of Management Jammu. He has worked on several projects in public and private sector and conducted various management development programs for senior- and middle-level managers of various Indian and multinational companies. He also worked with Chair Networking Industries at College of Technology Management, The École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne Lausanne Switzerland on digitalization of postal sector. Burhan’s research is, primarily, focused in the area of technology innovations where he explores strategic technology partnerships; flow of knowledge in Schumpeterian economic environments; maintenance of patent portfolios; technology transfer in the public sector innovation process; and competitive behavior in strategic alliances within R&D intensive firms.