Recognised internationally for teaching and research excellence
Dr Thoralf Dassler
Lecturer in Corporate Strategy
- Maxwell 322
- T: 0161 29 57961
- E: t.dassler@salford.ac.uk
- SEEK: Research profile
Office Times
Mondays: 10:30 – 12:30
Tuesdays: 10:30 – 12:30
Biography
Originally from Germany, Thoralf holds the equivalent of an MSc form the Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany.
Before coming to the UK in 1998, Thoralf has worked in Project Management at Volkswagen in Germany. He then obtained an MSc in Business Research for Birmingham University and proceeded with PhD research at Aston University. Following the completion of his PhD in 2004, he has developed a research interest on the effects of utility regulation on management and the strategic management of ethnic-owned businesses. Current research interest focuses on the development of a consistent and coherent theory for Strategic Management.
Prior to taking the Lectureship at Salford, Thoralf has worked as a Research Fellow at Queen Margaret University College in Edinburgh as well as at Cranfield University.
Teaching
L6: Corporate Strategy
L7: Managing within the Environment (PT MSc)
L7: MBA -- Managing the Competitive Environment
Research Interests
Current research interest focuses on the development of a consistent and coherent theory for Strategic Management, as well as the managerial implications of this theory.
Qualifications and Memberships
PhD; MSc; Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing.; PG Cert in HE & Practice
British Academy of Management
Publications
Peer reviewed:
Book Sections
Other Publications:
Buhalska, M and T Dassler (2011): Leveraging Resources and Core Competence at Honda Motors Co. UK (Conference Proceeding), BAM 2012 Conference, Aston
Seaman, C.; R. Bent and T. Dassler (2005). Supporting Diversity, Communities and the Rural Entrepreneur: The Scottish Centre for Enterprise and Ethnic Business Research. 2005 Rural Entrepreneurship Conference, Aviemore Conference Centre, Aviemore.
Daßler, T.; D. Parker and D. S. Saal (2001). Economic Performance in European Telecommunications, 1978 – 1998: A Comparative Study. European Association for Research in Industrial Economics – EARIE, Dublin, Ireland.
