UC3M Indem - Professor LLUÍS SANTAMARÍA

email:
lsantama@emp.uc3m.es

address / office:
C/ Madrid, 126 - 28903 Getafe (Madrid) Spain / 7.0.51

phone / fax:
(34) 91 624 86 43 / (34) 91 624 96 07

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LLUÍS SANTAMARÍA

Associate Professor of Accounting

Selected publications

Santamaría, L., Guo, B. & Paraskevopoulou, E.: “Disentangling the Role of Management Control Systems for Product and Process Innovation in Different Contexts”, European Accounting Review vol. 28 (4), 2019, 681-712

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Public selection and financing of R&D cooperative projects: Credit versus subsidy choice”, Research Policy vol. 39, 2010, 549-563.

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Beyond formal R&D: Taking advantage of other sources of innovation in Low and Medium Technology Industries”, Research Policy vol. 38, 2009, 507-517.

+ BIO

Lluís Santamaría is an Associate Professor of Accounting at the Department of Business Administration at CarlosIII University. He holds a Ph. D. in Business Administration and a Licentiate degree in business and economics from Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain).

He teaches financial and management accounting. Lluís' research interests center on two fields: Management of Innovation and Accounting Information Systems. His research examines aspects of corporate governance, management of innovation, technological cooperation and comparative institutional analysis. He also studies aspects as the management of intangibles and information systems of accounting. Recent papers deal with the impact of technological agreements, the role of non-R&D activities, adaptation of HRM practices in R&D departments, and, finally, the implementation of ERP systems.

Some of his latest papers are: “Service innovation in manufacturing firms: evidence from Spain” (with María Jesús Nieto and Ian Miles) published in Technovation; “Public selection and financing of R&D cooperative projects: Credit versus subsidy choice” (with Andrés Barge-Gil and Aurelia Modrego) published in Research Policy; “Hidden innovators: The role of non-R&D activities” (with María Jesús Nieto and Andrés Barge-Gil) published in Technology Analysis & Strategic Management; “Technological collaboration: bridging the innovation gap between small and large firms” (with María Jesús Nieto) published in Journal of Small Business Management; “Beyond formal R&D: Taking advantage of other sources of innovation in Low and Medium Technology Industries” (with María Jesús Nieto and Andrés Barge-Gil), published in Research Policy; and “R&D managers’ adaptation of firms’ HRM practices” (with Pedro Ortín), published in R&D Management.

In addition to his teaching and research, Lluís develops several administration tasks. Currently, he is the Vice Dean of Academic Organization of the School of Law and Social Sciences and the Deputy Director of the Executive Master in Financial Analysis. He also coordinates two academic subjects: Financial Accounting and Budgeting. Finally, he has served as ad hoc reviewer of several journals as Research Policy, Technovation, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of Small Business Management, Industrial and Corporate Change, Investigaciones Económicas, Revista de Economía Aplicada, European Management Journal, Industry and Innovation; and Cuadernos de Economía y Dirección de Empresas.

+ Publications

Santamaría, L., Rodríguez, A. & Nieto, M.J.: “International collaboration and innovation in professional and technological knowledge-intensive services”, Industry and Innovation vol 25 (4), 2018, 408-431.

Santamaría, L., Nieto, M.J. & Fernández, Z.: “Understanding the innovation behaviour of family firms”, Journal of Small Business Management. vol. 53 (2), 2015, 382-399.

Santamaría, L., Nieto, M.J. & Miles, I.: “Service innovation inmanufacturing firms: evidence from Spain”, Technovation vol. 32 (2), 2012, 144-155.

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Complementarities between Universities and Technology Institutes: New empirical lessons and perspectives”, European Planning Studies vol. 19 (2), 2011, 195-215.

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Nieto, M.J.: “Hidden innovators: The role of other innovation activities”, Technology Analysis and Strategic Management vol. 23 (4), 2011, 415-432.

Santamaría, L. & Surroca, J.: “Matching the Goals and Impacts of R&D Collaboration”, European Management Review vol. 8 (2), 2011, 95-102.

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Public selection and financing of R&D cooperative projects: Credit versus subsidy choice”, Research Policy vol. 39, 2010, 549-563.

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Technological collaboration: Bridging the innovation gap between small and large firms”, Journal of Small Business Management vol. 48 (1), 2010, 46-71.

Santamaría, L.: "The relevance of different open innovation strategies for R&D performers", Cuadernos de Economia y Direccion de la Empresa vol. 13 (45), 2010, 93-11

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Public selection and financing of R&D cooperative projects: Credit versus subsidy choice”, Research Policy vol. 39, 2010, 549-563.

Santamaría, L., Nuñez-Nickel, M. & Gago, S.: “The role played by interdependences in ERP implementations: an empirical analysis of critical factors that minimize elapsed time”, Information & Management vol. 47, 2010, 87-95.

Santamaría, L., Barge-Gil, A. & Modrego, A.: “Beyond formal R&D: Taking advantage of other sources of innovation in Low and Medium Technology Industries”, Research Policy vol. 38, 2009, 507-517.

Santamaría, L.: "¿Hay innovación más allá de la I+D? El papel de otras actividades innovadoras", Universia Business Review vol. 22, 2009, 102-11

Santamaría, L. & Ortín, P.: “R&D managers’ adaptation of firms’ HRM practices”, R&D Management vol. 39 (3), 2009, 271-290.

Santamaría, L. & Nieto, M.J.: “The importance of diverse collaborative networks for the novelty of product innovation”, Technovation vol. 27, 2007, 367-377.

Santamaría, L., Barge Gil, A. & Modrego Rico, A.: "Which Factors Underlie Public Selection of R&D Cooperative Projects?" in Suriñach, Moreno & Vayá (ed.), Knowledge Externalities, Innovation Clusters and Regional Development, chapter 10, 2007, Edward Elgar Publishing.