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I am an Associate Professor of Education with a particular interest in International Business. I joined Leicester Castle Business School at ²ÝÁñÊÓƵ in February 2018. My research focus is within Education and International Business domains. I researhc student engagement and active learning, and from the international business side, I study the footloose behaviour of multinational enterprises (MNEs). In my PhD I studied how strategic decisions of the multinationals alter in the context of internal and external forces that influence their investment, divestment and relocation patterns. I have a substantial teaching experience on various levels of undergraduate and postgraduate studies. 

The Centre for Enterprise and Innovation (CEI), 

Co-Organiser of Strategy, Innovation and International Business (SIIB) research cluster 

Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. (2021) Footloose Multinationals: Extending Internalisation Theory. Thunderbird International Business Review

I have particular interests in the following areas of international business research: internationalisation, multinational enterprise (MNE), foreign direct investment (FDI), footloose behaviour, divestment, international relocation, headquarters-subsidiary relations, network multinationals, operational flexibility.

International Business

MSc, PhD, FHEA

BA (Hons) International Business (Programme Leader); Global Business Environment (Module Leader); International Business (Module Leader); Dissertation Supervision

European Internationa Business Academy (EIBA)

Academy of International Business (AIB)

British Academy of Managment (BAM)

International Business Conversations channel on YouTube

• Doctoral Conference in Strategy, Corporate Governance, Innovation, and International Business (SIIB 2021), UK , 24th March 2021, online, (co-chair of the organisation committee)
• Global Business and Human Rights Scholars Association, Colchester, UK, 12-13 September 2019. Gokh, I. and Obara. L. Where do human rights fit in? Exploring the complexity of the parent-subsidiary relationship
• Academy of International Business Conference (AIB) Annual Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, 24-27 June2019. Nasirov S. Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. Technological Quality, Internationalisation, and the role of Intellectual property Protection and CEO Duality
• iBegin Annual Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, 24-27 June 2019. Nasirov S. Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. Technological Quality, Internationalisation, and the role of Intellectual property Protection and CEO Duality
• 44th European International Business Academy (EIBA) Annual Conference, Poznan, Poland, 13-15 December 2018. Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. Outward FDI from CIS: The interplay of the host institutional quality and motives of MNE.
• 1st International Kent Business School Doctoral Conference “Socialising Business Research: Connecting and Advancing Knowledge”, Canterbury, United Kingdom, 5-7 June 2017, chair of the organisation committee). Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. Footloose Multinationals: Extending the Internalisation Theory.
• 44th Academy International Business (AIB) UK and Ireland Chapter Annual Conference, Reading, UnitedKingdom, 6-8 April 2017 (Conference Attendance Only).
• 42nd European International Business Academy (EIBA) Annual Conference, Vienna, Austria, 2-5 December 2016. Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. Re-Conceptualizing Efficiency-Seeking Behaviour of the MNEs.
• 43rd Academy International Business (AIB) UK and Ireland Chapter Conference, London, UK 7-9 April 2016.Gokh, I. and Filippaios, F. Exploring MNEs Footloose Behaviour: A Conceptual Framework.
• 28th John Dunning Doctoral Tutorial as part of 40th European International Business Academy (EIBA) AnnualConference, Uppsala, Sweden, 11-13 December 2014. Gokh, I. Footloose Multinationals In the Context of European Union. (I was among 10 finalists of the John Dunning Tutorial)
• 4th Postgraduate Research Festival, Graduate School, University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom, 23dJune 2014.Gokh, I. Poster Presentation: Footloose Multinationals In the Context of European Union.