Exploring the fascinating intersection of technology and society, my main research project reveals the impact of national digital initiatives on the social sustainability outcomes. I aim for a harmonious balance between technological progress and social sustainability aspects such as individual freedom, equitable opportunities, and advanced education.
Alongside, my journey also ventures into the realm of innovation and organizational strategy, where I address optimal distinctiveness dilemma in creating new products.
For these projects, I employ econometrics and computational methods to illuminate technology's nuanced role in modern society.
Alaei, S., Chan, F., "The Dual Impact of National Digital Initiatives on Public Safety and Individual Freedom." Preparation for Submission.
Alaei, S., Kyriakou, H., Tripathi, S., "Optimal Reuse Strategies in New Product Development: A Computational Study of 3D-Printed Products." Preparation for Submission.
Chan, F., Alaei, S., "E-Government and Social Inclusion: A Double-Edged Sword?" Data analysis in Progress.
Alaei, S., Chan, F., "From Access to Advancement: Exploring the Educational and Inclusive Outcomes of National Digital Initiatives." Data analysis in Progress.
Alaei, S., Aslani, S., Talebian, M., (2022). "The Relative Importance of the Business Model Motive for Customer Participation in the Sharing Economy." Sustainable Production and Consumption, 34, 190-201.
Nasr, A. K., Alaei, S., Bakhshi, F., Rasoulyan, F., Tayaran, H., Farahi., M., (2019). "How Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) can Affect Short-Term and Long-Term Firm Performance: Evidence from the Iranian Banking System." Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues 7 (2), 1387.