George I. Kassinis is a professor of strategic management in the Department of Business & Public Administration of the University of Cyprus. His current research focuses on greenwashing, sustainability in the global extractive industries, and the intersection of political conflict, stakeholder networks, and the role of business in peace building. His research has been published in journals including The Academy of Management Journal, Strategic Management Journal, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of Business Ethics, and Harvard Business Review. He was educated at Princeton, MIT, and Cornell.
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