David Charles Lingelbach, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship
Office: Business Center 513
Phone: 410.837.5298
E-mail: dlingelbach@ubalt.edu
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Exeter
- B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- General Course, London School of Economics and Political Science
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Bio
Dr. Lingelbach joined the Merrick School of Business in 2010 as a professor of entrepreneurship. His work experience has spanned the globe including extensive work in Russia. His research focuses on how new organizational forms emerge in weak institutional environments; entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial finance in developing countries; and public-private collaboration
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Research Interests
How new organizational forms emerge in weak institutional environments, entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial finance in developing countries, public-private collaboration
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Teaching Interests
Entrepreneurship, strategy, finance
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Recent Publications
Intellectual Contributions
Books
Sriram, V., Lingelbach, D., Mersha, T., & Manu, F. (2021). Entrepreneurship in Africa: Context and Perspectives. Routledge.
Book Chapters
Lingelbach, D. (2016). Business Angels in Sub-Saharan Africa. Edward Elgar. 256-281.
Refereed Journal Articles
Lingelbach, D. (2020). No Peace, No Rest: Paying More Attention to Actors at the Wealth-Power Nexus. Journal of Management Inquiry. 29(2), 236-39.
Lingelbach, D. (2019). Finding Your Bus: Conceptualizing Contemporary Quaker Management Education. Quaker Studies. 24(2), 319-39.
Lingelbach, D. (2019). Financial Crises and Venture Capital Development: Evidence from Indonesia. Asia Pacific Business Review. 25(1), 61-80.
Newspaper
Lingelbach, D. (2017). Me and Putin. Huffington Post.
Lingelbach, D. (2017). The Oligarchs Are Back!. Huffington Post.
Presentations
Lingelbach, D. California Entrepreneurship Educators' Conference, "Entrepreneurship Under Poverty: Thoughts from Baltimore," San Diego State University, San Diego (virtually). (2020).
Lingelbach, D. Research Engagement Day, "How to Become an Oligarch: Some American Evidence from Myanmar/Burma," University of Baltimore, Baltimore. (2020).
Lingelbach, D. "Eight Questions," London Business Academy, Mandalay, Myanmar. (2019).
Lingelbach, D. Fulbright Regional Workshop, "Entrepreneurs Creating Sustainable Competitive Advantage Under Institutional Change: Evidence from Myanmar," US Department of State and Fulbright Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan. (2019).
Lingelbach, D. "Some Thoughts on How to Live Freely," Peacock Generation Youth Empowerment Society, Monywa, Myanmar. (2019).
Sriram, V., & Lingelbach, D. International Council for Small Business World Congress, "An African Theory of Entrepreneurship or a Theory of African Entrepreneurship?," International Council for Small Business, Cairo, Egypt. (2019).
Lingelbach, D. Quaker Studies Research Association Conference, "Finding Your Bus: Conceptualizing Contemporary Quaker Management Education," Quaker Studies Research Association, Woodbrooke Quaker Study Center, Birmingham, United Kingdom. (2018).
Sriram, V., & Lingelbach, D. 3rd Academy of Business and Emerging Markets Conference, "Entrepreneurial Research in Emerging Markets: New Theoretical Approaches," Academy of Business and Emerging Markets, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. (2017).
Lingelbach, D. 32nd Annual Policy Conference, "Putting Scrunchies on Unicorns? Policies Supporting Uncommon Startups," National Association of Business Economics, Washington, DC. (2016).
Lingelbach, D. 4th Effectuation Conference, "Changing Institutions with Mechanisms of Entrepreneurial Action," Society for Effectual Action, Bodo, Norway. (2016).
Lingelbach, D. Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Aloof Partners: How Entrepreneurs Develop Strategic Alliances Under Institutional Uncertainty," Babson College, University of Nordland, Bodo, Norway. (2016).
Lingelbach, D. Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Effectuation and Institutional Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Russia," Babson College, University of Nordland, Bodo, Norway. (2016).
Media Contributions
Huffington Post: Title--Me and Putin (2017).
Huffington Post: Title--The Oligarchs Are Back! (2017).
Research in Progress
"An African Theory of Entrepreneurship or a Theory of African Entrepreneurship" (On-Going)
Under review at the Journal of Management Inquiry."How to Become an Oligarch" (On-Going)