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Woon Leong Lin
Lin Woon Leong
is a senior lecturer at Taylor's University, Malaysia, which is recognized as the top-ranked private university in Southeast Asia and currently stands at #284 in the QS World University Rankings 2023, placing it among the top 1% of influential universities worldwide. Lin specializes in the Faculty of Business and Law and holds a Ph.D. from Universiti Putra Malaysia and an MBA from East Anglia University in the UK. His research interests span various areas, including business ethics, sustainability, corporate social responsibility, corporate political strategy, and the circular economy. Additionally, Lin has recently expanded his research to include the field of blockchain. Lin embarked on his academic journey in 2019 upon the completion of his Ph.D. Subsequently, on January 1, 2023, he was promoted to the position of associate professor, recognizing his exceptional contributions to his field. Furthermore, in June 2023, Lin assumed the prestigious role of Head of Research for the Faculty of Business and Law, a testament to his expertise and leadership capabilities in the academic realm. Lin Woon Leong has made significant contributions to academic publishing, with an impressive publication record of over 37 articles in reputable journals. You can find his publications listed in the following link: Google Scholar Profile. His work has been acknowledged and indexed by prestigious organizations such as ABS, Thomson Web of Science (SSCI), and Scopus, reflecting their recognition in the academic community. Lin's research has gained substantial attention, evident from his H-index of 14 on Google Scholar as of June 26, 2023. Furthermore, his publications have garnered over 1,009 citations since 2018, illustrating their impact and influence on scholarly discourse. Lin 's significant presence in academic publishing highlights his expertise and valuable contributions to his field. Lin's research covers a wide range of topics, contributing to various fields of study. Notable areas of focus include investigating the impact of clean energy and technological innovation on economic growth in Asian countries, exploring the role of sustainability and natural resources management in enhancing environmental quality, and examining the effectiveness of green growth, governance, and green technology innovation in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals within G7 countries. Additionally, Lin's research delves into the role of entrepreneurial education in preparing future entrepreneurs in Malaysia and analyzing the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the ASEAN tourism industry. Lin has successfully secured a total of 9 research grants from various institutions. These grants have allowed for the exploration of diverse research areas and the development of innovative solutions for sustainable development. The institutions involved in supporting Lin's research endeavors include Taylor's University, as well as national and international institutions. Currently, Lin serves as the primary supervisor for 8 Ph.D. students, guiding and mentoring them in their research pursuits. The focus areas of their research cover a wide range of topics including sustainability, ethical leadership, circular economy, ethical marketing, corporate environmental responsibility, and family business and entrepreneurship. Additionally, Lin also acts as a co-supervisor for 4 Ph.D. students, supporting their research in these areas. Lin's supervision of these Ph.D. students demonstrates their commitment to fostering academic excellence and contributing to the development of knowledge in these important fields. Through his multidisciplinary approach, Lin Woon Leong demonstrates his commitment to addressing pressing issues in fields such as business, economics, sustainability, and societal challenges. His extensive publication record and the widespread citation of his work highlight his expertise and valuable contributions to the academic community.
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