Dr. Daniel Berliner

Lecturer, Business Administration
Faculty of Management & Economics

Teaching

  • Marketing Communications
  • Entrepreneurship: From Idea to Venture
  • Tasting from the East Asia: Culture and Business
  • Marketing Channels and Distribution Systems
  • B2B Marketing and Stakeholder Management
  • Innovation and Crowdfunding
  • International Marketing & Business Development

Research

  • Entrepreneurial and Alternative Finance
  • Equity Crowdfunding
  • Investor Decision-Making Under Uncertainty
  • Signaling, Human Capital, and Venture Evaluation
  • Behavioral Finance and Investor Heterogeneity
  • Age, Life-Course, and the Longevity Economy
  • Trust, Risk Perception, and Psychological Ownership in Investment Decisions

Publications

Berliner, D. (2026). Signals of strategic intent: the impact of the disclosure of intended use of proceeds on equity crowdfunding investors’ decision-making. Small Business Economics.

Berliner, D. & Gimmon, E. (2026). Why Equity Crowdfunding Investors Reject Opportunities: An Exploration of Negative Attributes. Eastern Economic Journal 52, 391–424.

Berliner, D. & Shneor, R. & Wald, A. (2025). Beyond one-size-fits-all: Empirical evidence on the heterogeneity of equity crowdfunding investors’ decision drivers. Electronic Markets 35, 107.

Berliner, D. & Shneor, R. & Wald, A. (2025). What influences equity investors’ decision-making in entrepreneurial finance: a systematic literature review 1983–2022. Venture Capital, 1–35.

Almor, T. & Berliner, D. (2024). From orange to cyber: the role of international business policy in creating “Startup Nation”. In  Handbook of International Business Policy (pp. 226-242). Edward Elgar Publishing.

Efrat, K. & Gilboa, S. & Berliner, D. (2020). Israeli Crowdfunding: A Reflection of Its Entrepreneurial Culture. In: Shneor, R., Zhao, L., Flåten, BT. (eds.) Advances in Crowdfunding. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham