Albert Alabarce
A professional online marketing specialist by training, and a language teacher by choice. After finishing my Bachelors and a Master in International business in Barcelona, I started building up my professional and academic international career through UK, Denmark, India and Germany. I am currently in Hong Kong developing my PhD dissertation on comparative analysis of Internet Governance policies.
Academic fields of interests: Internet Governance, Social Media analyses.
Professional fields of interests: International business, business plan development.
Marketing related tasks ranging from market research, branding and segmentation to operational activities.
Social 2.0 network and communication developing.
Supervisors: David Kurt Herlod
Academic fields of interests: Internet Governance, Social Media analyses.
Professional fields of interests: International business, business plan development.
Marketing related tasks ranging from market research, branding and segmentation to operational activities.
Social 2.0 network and communication developing.
Supervisors: David Kurt Herlod
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The study analyses their PhD journey, exploring their motivational factors within their practical and personal spheres during their respective programs.
The second part of the project approaches the issue of cost of opportunity from a behaviorist perspective. The core methodology is based on an online questionnaire for web users from more than 15 different nationalities, considering different restrictive scenarios in their daily use of the Internet.
This project is a 2 year M Phil thesis submitted at Leipzig University, Germany, in 2013.
This is a semestral project submitted at Roskilde University, Denmark, in 2011.
This is a semestral project submitted at Roskilde University, Denmark, in 2012.
This project is and Master thesis submitted at Pompeu Fabra University, in 2010. The project is entirely in Spanish.
The study analyses their PhD journey, exploring their motivational factors within their practical and personal spheres during their respective programs.
The second part of the project approaches the issue of cost of opportunity from a behaviorist perspective. The core methodology is based on an online questionnaire for web users from more than 15 different nationalities, considering different restrictive scenarios in their daily use of the Internet.
This project is a 2 year M Phil thesis submitted at Leipzig University, Germany, in 2013.
This is a semestral project submitted at Roskilde University, Denmark, in 2011.
This is a semestral project submitted at Roskilde University, Denmark, in 2012.
This project is and Master thesis submitted at Pompeu Fabra University, in 2010. The project is entirely in Spanish.