Sustainable Business Strategy
How green capabilities, institutional support, and responsible strategy translate into durable organizational performance.
- ESG
- Green innovation
- Circular economy
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Academic impact · Asia and beyond
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Associate Professor · Included in the World’s Top 2% Scientists, 2025 single-year ranking
Advancing sustainable business, AI-enabled management, digital transformation, and international management education through evidence-led research and cross-border collaboration.
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Dr. Massoud Moslehpour is an Associate Professor in the Department of Business Administration at Asia University, Taiwan. Included in the World’s Top 2% Scientists, 2025 single-year ranking.
His interdisciplinary research connects marketing, technology adoption, and sustainability, with particular emphasis on digital transformation, artificial intelligence in business strategy, and green consumer behavior.
He contributes to international academic collaboration, conference organization, editorial service, and graduate education across institutions in Asia and the United States.
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Research moves from organizational capability to human behavior—and back—across emerging and international economies.
How green capabilities, institutional support, and responsible strategy translate into durable organizational performance.
The organizational conditions that turn artificial intelligence, platforms, and digital maturity into meaningful innovation.
Evidence on sustainable purchase intention, social influence, brand credibility, and cross-cultural market behavior.
Teaching systems, EMI leadership, and international academic programs that prepare students for global management practice.
Selected work
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
Applied Water Science, 16(3), 54
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