Staff Profile

Dr Lisa Callagher

Lecturer - Innovation and Research Commercialisation

Department:	Management and International Business
Address:	Owen G Glenn Building 12 Grafton Road Auckland
Faculty:	Business & Economics
Phone:	+64 9 373 7599 Ext. 81738

Email:	l.callagher@auckland.ac.nz

My research can be broadly described as organisation of . I have current projects on:
• Innovation management, particularly across fields of practice
• Organisation of innovation in Local and National Innovation Systems
• Learning and knowledge processes, particularly as they relate to innovation in knowledge-intensive firms
• Theories of Practice in Commerce (ToPiC)

In 2012 I teach INNOVENT201 (Understanding Innovation and Entrepreneurship), which is a core course in the Innovation and Entrepreneurship undergraduate programme, and I co-teach COMMENT 703 (Research Commercialisation) with Peter Lee, CEO of Uniservices. COMMENT 703 is part of the new Post Graduate Diploma in Research Commercialisation that will be taught for the first time is 2012.

Qualifications:

2011	PhD in Management	University of Auckland
2005	Certificate in University Teaching and Learning (CUTL)	University of Auckland Centre for Professional Development
2000	Master of Commerce in Management and Employment Relations	University of Auckland
1998	Bachelor of Arts in Employment Relations (major) & Anthropology (minor)	University of Auckland

Special Interests:

Innovation in traditional industries, for example horticulture

Innovation management practices

Local, Regional and National Innovation Systems

Practice-based theories of learning and knowing on knowledge-based organizations

Public policy effects on innovation and organization

Theories of Practice in Commerce (ToPiC)

Positions Held:

From	To	Institution	Position Held
2011	Now	University of Auckland	Lecturer
2002	2011	University of Auckland	Senior Tutor

Awards:

2007	Centre for Academic Development E-Learning Project
2007	University of Auckland Teaching Improvement Grant
2005	University of Auckland Excellence in Teaching Innovation
2003	University of Auckland Teaching Improvement Grant

Service:

2011 - Co-conveyor of the Theories of Practice in Commerce (ToPiC) research group

2011 - Department seminar co-ordinator

Teaching:

2012	INNOVENT 201	Understanding Innovation and Entrepreneurship
2011	BUSINESS 101	Business and Enterprise
2011	MGMT 723	Advanced Professional Development
2010	BUSINESS.191	Introduction to Business (SC)
2010	BUSINESS.192	Business Management (SC)
2010	MGMT.723	Advanced Professional Development (Q3)
2009	BUSINESS 192	Business Management
2009	MGMT 314	Contemporary Issues in Organisations
2008	BUSINESS 192	Business Management
2007	BUSINESS 192	Business Management
2006	BUSINESS 191	Introduction to Business
2006	BUSINESS 192	Business Management
2005	MGMT.191	Introduction to Business
2005	MGMT.192	Business Management
2005	MGMT.293	Industrial Relations and Workplace Change
2004	MGMT.191	Introduction to Business
2004	MGMT.192	Business Management
2004	MGMT.293	Industrial Relations and Workplace change
2003	MGMT.191	Introduction to Business
2003	MGMT.192	Business Management
2002	MGMT.101	Management
----	COMMENT 703	Research Commercialisation
----	INNOVENT 201	Understanding Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Research Interests:

Theories of Practice in Commerce (ToPiC)
The Practice Turn is occurring in a number of subject areas, including accounting, innovation, leadership, marketing, and strategy. With my colleagues Steve Fox (UTS), Peter Smith (University of Auckland), and Richard Whittington (Saïd Business Schoo

Selected Publications:

Refereed Journal Articles

2012 CALLAGHER, L., ‘Searching near and far: a practice perspective of knowledge access in emerging clusters‘, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management 15 , 1/2, 4-28.

2010 CALLAGHER, L., HUSTED, K., ‘Science medialisation in a reluctant knowledge-based economy: the case of biotechnology in New Zealand‘, International Journal of Knowledge-Based Development 1, 3, 222 - 241 .

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