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Stratis Koutsoukos
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A senior researcher in the field of European Regional Economic studies, public sector and corporate strategy and multi-level governance with over 17 years experience in bidding and collaborating in cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary teams.
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A senior researcher in the field of European Regional Economic studies, public sector and corporate strategy and multi-level governance with over 17 years experience in bidding and collaborating in cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary teams.
A senior researcher in the field of European Regional Economic studies, public sector and corporate strategy and multi-level governance with over 17 years experience in bidding and collaborating in cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary teams.
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Research interests
- SME and corporate resilience
- Strategic management and ambidexterity
- Northern Powerhouse
- European Studies
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Emerging Lessons from the Mid-Term Evaluation in 2003 of EU Structural Funds: STEER Special Policy Briefing
Strategic Management of International Enterprices
22 September 2013
Leeds Beckett University Publication
Cardoso-Castro P, Koutsoukos SIntroduction to International Strategy for Business at the MBA and MSc in International Business
The Czech Republic's Structural Funds 2007-13: Critical Issues for Regional Regeneration
04 November 2009
Urban Regeneration Management: international perspectives Routledge
Authors: Shutt J, Koutsoukos S, Pelucha M, Editors: Diamond J, Liddle J, Southern S, Osei PEvaluating the Prince's Trust's Young People's Business Start-Up Programme, 1994-1999: reflections and policy implications
01 February 2005
Industry and Higher Education19(1):75-81 SAGE Publications
Shutt J, Koutsoukos S, Sutherland JThe authors were the principals in the evaluation of the Prince's Trust's Young People's Business Start-up Programme, 1994-1999, as it operated nationally in the UK and in the Yorkshire and the Humber region of England. In this paper they report the methodologies used in the evaluation and the key findings. They then use their reflections on both the research process and its outcomes to comment on small business policy.
Czech Structural Funds Programme 2004-2006; Implications of the N+2 rule
2012
Wakefield Together Partnership Better Futures for All - Report of the Wakefield Poverty and Prosperity Commission Publisher
Authors: Conkar T, Devins D, Koutsoukos S, Mitchell B, Editors: Conkar TThe Possibilities for Success of the Sustainable Communities Approach and its Implementation - Volume II: Annexes
March 2007
Office for Official Publications of the European Communities Luxembourg Publisher
Shutt J, Evans N, Koutsoukos S, Wishardt M, Littlewood SThe context for this study is the Bristol Accord that was agreed at the European Ministerial Informal (EU) meeting in Bristol, United Kingdom, on 6th-7th December 2005. The report reviews progress across Europe, identifies a selection of case studies and suggests further work is required to elaborate the European dimension of the Sustainable Communities Agenda. This agenda is being considered in the European Parliament, by the EU German Presidency at the Leipzig Summit in 2007 and in the European Commission, who are finalising the 2007-2013 Structural Funds programme. A better focus is required for a more coherent European programme of action if the Sustainable Communities approach is to have better chance of success across Europe’s towns and cities.
The Possibilities for Success of the Sustainable Communities Approach and its Implementation
01 March 2007
Office for Official Publications of the European Communities Luxembourg Publisher
Shutt J, Evans N, Koutsoukos S, Wishardt M, Littlewood SThe Possibilities for Success of the Sustainable Communities Approach and its Implementation - Executive Summary
01 March 2007
Office for Official Publications of the European Communities Luxembourg Publisher
Shutt J, Evans N, Koutsoukos S, Wishardt M, Littlewood SThe context for this study is the Bristol Accord that was agreed at the European Ministerial Informal meeting in Bristol, United Kingdom, on 6th-7th December 2005. The report reviews progress across Europe, identifies a selection of case studies and suggests further work is required to elaborate the European dimension of the Sustainable Communities Agenda. This agenda is being considered in the European Parliament, by the German Presidency of the European Union at the Leipzig Summit in 2007 and in the European Commission, who are finalising the 2007-2013 Structural Funds programme. A stronger focus is required for a more coherent European programme of action if the Sustainable Communities approach is to have better chance of success across Europe’s towns and cities.
