Dr Xu Li

Dr Xu Li is an Assistant Professor of Management at the London School of Economics and Political Science. His research focuses on organizational theory and strategy, particularly the performance impact of innovation and sources of heterogeneity in creativity. Dr Li's work explores how institutional forces influence innovation effectiveness and the role of norm violation in individual and firm creativity. He employs mixed methods, combining quantitative and qualitative approaches. Dr Li holds a PhD in Strategy and Entrepreneurship from the London Business School and has previously earned degrees in Engineering and Public Policy, Engineering Management Systems, and Biological Sciences.

Xu Li is a scholar at the London School of Economics and Political Science, focusing on Strategy, Organization Theory, and Innovation. Their research explores how firms navigate innovation and performance, particularly in transition economies. Li's work examines the impact of product innovation on firm performance, the strategic advantages of maintaining older technologies, and the role of unconventional practices in organizational success. By analyzing case studies such as the electronic dance music community, Li provides insights into how innovation and organizational behavior shape business outcomes. Their research contributes to understanding the complexities of strategic decision-making and the interplay between innovation and organizational dynamics.