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Dr Jun Hou
Senior Lecturer in International Business

Eastern Gateway 110

Research area(s)

Dr Jun Hou's research mainly applies original and secondary data to investigate effective innovation strategies and policies in developing countries. Five years from now I expect to produce high impact articles publishing in leading journals and receive research funds to conduct research projects in similar field that will enrich the research profile of the department, as well as inform my teaching. My research will continue focusing on the topics including Economics of Innovation across developing countries; Multinationals’ innovation and technology spillovers, Outward FDI from emerging economies; South-South trade; employment and innovation; and China and UK innovation policy.

  • Outward FDI from Emerging Economies
  • Innovation and knowledge diffusion in Multinationals
  • Economics of innovation in developing countries
  • Productivity analysis, South-South trade and Green Technology
  • 4th Industrial Revolution and Development

Research Interests

Dr Jun Hou's research interests cover topics across Innovation, International Business and Development. Especially on empirical works of innovation in emerging economies through outward FDI; knowledge diffusion through internationalisation, and Productivity in low-income countries. 

Research Project

2021-2023: “MED VEST”, funded by University of Oxford.

2016-2017: The shift in manufacturing employment in China, ODI, London

2015-2018: Multinational Enterprises and Global Development (EU FP7), European Commission.

2013-2015: Diffusion of Innovation in Low-Income countries (DILIC), funded by ESRC-DFID

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