Tim is Assistent Professor at the department of Business Studies. His research focuses on the (business) economics fundamentals, especially the theory of the firm and the co-evolution of companies and markets in complexity economics.

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Tim graduated in Business Economics at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam. He lectures corporate finance, financial and management accounting, marketing, business economics and business law & economics at Leiden University since 1989. His research focuses on the (business) economics fundamentals, especially the theory of the firm and the co-evolution of  companies and markets in complexity economics. The insights from the theory of the firm and the ecological, evolutionary view of complexity economics are focused on business failure. In 2005 he defended his dissertation: “Towards a metaphorical composition of (business) economics: a quest through the economic cosmos.” He is member of the team principles of accounting and financial accounting theory at Nijenrode University.

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• Financial management (Leiden University College) 
• Business Accounting (International Business Law)

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