Seyyed Milad Shirvani
Assistant Professor
Ted Rogers School of Management
Ted Rogers School of Business Management
Toronto, Ontario
m.shirvani@torontomu.ca
Office:
(416) 979-5000 ext. 557792
Expert In
Clean energy transition
Diversity and inclusion in innovation teams
Entrepreneurship
Geoeconomics
Geography of innovation
Geopolitics
Global strategy
Global value chains
Global value clusters
Innovation in multinational enterprises
International business
Public policy
Sustainable technologies
Theme: Future of work
Bio/Research
Dr. Seyyed Milad Shirvani is an Assistant Professor of Global Management Studies at the Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University. He earned his PhD in Management, with a specialization in International Business, from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and previously held pos...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Seyyed Milad Shirvani is an Assistant Professor of Global Management Studies at the Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University. He earned his PhD in Management, with a specialization in International Business, from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and previously held postdoctoral fellowship appointments at HEC Montréal and Simon Fraser University.
Dr. Shirvani’s research lies at the intersection of international business, the geography of innovation, and political economy. He examines how two intertwined transformations of the global economy—technological change and geopolitical fragmentation—are reshaping the strategies of governments and multinational enterprises. His broader research focuses on sensitive technologies, global value chains, friendshoring, supply-chain resilience, and international public and private procurement. Drawing on large-scale patent, firm-level, trade, geopolitical, and policy data, his research investigates how governments and businesses adapt to technological disruption and evolving cross-border relationships. His work has been presented at Global Affairs Canada, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, the International Economic Forum of the Americas, and international academic conferences.
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Dr. Shirvani’s research lies at the intersection of international business, the geography of innovation, and political economy. He examines how two intertwined transformations of the global economy—technological change and geopolitical fragmentation—are reshaping the strategies of governments and multinational enterprises. His broader research focuses on sensitive technologies, global value chains, friendshoring, supply-chain resilience, and international public and private procurement. Drawing on large-scale patent, firm-level, trade, geopolitical, and policy data, his research investigates how governments and businesses adapt to technological disruption and evolving cross-border relationships. His work has been presented at Global Affairs Canada, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, the International Economic Forum of the Americas, and international academic conferences.
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