Salwa Aligod
Aligod Salwa
Euromed Business School
sa.aligod@gmail.com
2021 - Doctorate in Economics and Management , Faculty of Economic and Social Legal Sciences, Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Fez.
Title of the thesis : On the propensity for the entrepreneurial act: The entrepreneurial process tested by gender in Morocco.
2015 - Specialized Master in Management of Social Organizations , Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences, Fez.
2013 - Bachelor's degree in Economics and Management , Option: management, Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences, Fez.
2010 - Baccalaureate in Economic Sciences , Salah Eddine El Ayoubi High School, Fez
Assistant higher education professor in Management, strategy and entrepreneurship
Part-time teacher at the Higher School of Technology of Fez, responsible for the management control course (2018)
Part-time teacher at the FSJES in Fez, in charge of Introduction to Economics tutorials (2018)
Associate researcher - study on “The inclusive potential of women's cooperatives in the Fez-Meknes region” carried out by CMERES as part of the DAAM project; a program to strengthen the research capacities of civil society led by the British Embassy in Morocco (2018).
Associate researcher - Study on “The determinants of the generalization of preschool education in Morocco” carried out by CMERES as part of the DAAM project; an initiative of the British Embassy in Morocco (2019)
Associate researcher - Study on “Multidimensional analysis of the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on cooperative enterprises in Morocco” carried out by CMERES as part of the DAAM project; an initiative of the British Embassy in Morocco (2021)
Secretary General - Advisor in entrepreneurship and gender within the Moroccan Center for Studies and Research on Social Enterprise (CMERES), Fez
- Salwa Aligod and Asmae Diani (2022) , “The gender gap in Morocco's entrepreneurial process: Towards new typologies of entrepreneurs”, Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Emerging Economies (paper under evaluation)
- Asmae Diani and Salwa Aligod (2021) , “The Entrepreneurial process tested by gender in Morocco”, Revue Organizations & Territoires, 30(2), 15-30, DOI: online: https://doi.org /10.1522/revueot.v30n2.1346
- Asmae Diani and Salwa Aligod (2019) , “Gender and Entrepreneurial Process: Analyzing the Gender Gap Through Theoretical Lens”, International Journal of Business Management and Economic Research, Vol 10(4), online: http://www.ijbmer .com/docs/volumes/vol10issue4/ijbmer2019100407.pdf
• Studies
- “Multidimensional analysis of the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on cooperative businesses in Morocco”
- “Cooperative sector and sustainable integration of disadvantaged women: Fès-Meknes region”
- “Generalization of preschool education in Morocco: Assessment and perspectives”
• Communications:
- Salwa Aligod et al. (2022) , “Peers support and gendered entrepreneurial processes in Morocco” European Academy Of Management, June 15, ZHAW School of Management and Law, Winterthur, Switzerland
- Salwa Aligod (2022) , “Cooperative sector and sustainable integration of disadvantaged women: Case of the Fès-Meknes region”, Round table “Cooperatives and their role in job creation”, February 26, Agadir
- Salwa Aligod, Asmae Diani (2018) , “Gender and entrepreneurship in Morocco: Analyzing gender inequalities through a literature review” International conference “Work, Diversity and Gender: Discrimination of men and women in Business, State places and analyses”, November 30, FSJES Casablanca
- Salwa Aligod, Asmae Diani (2018) , “From intention to entrepreneurial action: A gender approach”, International Conference on Research and Studies in Finance “Finance, Inclusion and Sustainability in Africa”, May 5 , ENCG Fez
- Salwa Aligod, Asmae Diani (2018) , “Gender and entrepreneurial process: A look at gender inequalities”, International Workshop in Management “management of organizations: Research and practices”, May 4, ENCG Kenitra
- Introduction to Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Socioeconomic Impact Projects
- Undertake and manage international projects