Laura Doering
Bio
Laura Doering is an Assistant Professor of Strategic Management. As an economic sociologist, her research examines how micro-level decisions, relationships, and circumstances affect economic outcomes in developing countries. Substantively, she focuses on entrepreneurship and financial access in low-income areas. Her research has been published in the American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, and Sociology of Development. A former Fulbright Scholar, Professor Doering’s research has been profiled in The New York Times and The Globe and Mail, and her writing has appeared in BBC News, CBS News, Salon, and other outlets. She teaches Social Entrepreneurship and Economic Sociology at Rotman.
Academic Positions
| 2014-2016; 2017-present | Assistant Professor of Strategic Management; University of Toronto |
| 2016-2017 | Assistant Professor of Strategy and Organization; McGill University |
Selected Publications - Papers
Selected Publications - Books and Chapters
- Freedom from Work (Book Review); Doering, Laura; American Journal of Sociology; Issue: 123(4); 2018; Pages: 1230-31
- Sustainable Enterprise in Panama (Chapter); Doering, Laura; Small, Mauro; The World Guide to Sustainable Enterprise; 2016; Pages: 122-28
- The Outsider Entrepreneurs (Book Review); Doering, Laura; American Journal of Sociology; Issue: 120(4); 2014; Pages: 1245-47
Honors and Awards
| 2017-2020 | Insight Development Grant; SSHRC |
| 2015-2016 | Faculty Grant; Lee-Chin Institute for Corporate Citizenship |
| 2014 | Burt Outstanding Paper Award-Economic Sociology; American Sociological Association |
| 2013-2014 | Dissertation-Year Grant; Mellon Foundation |
| 2012 | Dissertation Grant; Kauffman Foundation |
| 2011 | Fulbright IIE Scholar; Fulbright Foundation |
Other Info
www.lauradoering.com
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