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In the third blog in this series on our upcoming academic art installation “COVID’s Hidden Scars”, I am going to zoom in on the performance
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In the third blog in this series on our upcoming academic art installation “COVID’s Hidden Scars”, I am going to zoom in on the performance
In the second blog in the series on our upcoming academic art installation “COVID’s Hidden Scars”, I am going to focus on the creation of
Over the past year, my time as British Academy mid-career fellow has had a transformative effect not only on my understanding of the focus of
Several years ago at the very start of my journey into exploring democratic organizations, I visited Nixon McInnes, a digital consultancy company based in Brighton.
One of the most rewarding parts of being an academic is getting the opportunity to regularly meet extremely interesting and intelligent people. I can’t think
The influence of TV and film on the identity of the modern boss is undeniable. Bosses are portrayed on-screen in countless different ways within our
The Academy of Management (AOM) conference was held in Boston (USA) in August 2019 and I was honoured to be asked to be ‘filmed’ for AOM
One of the most rewarding and enjoyable areas of research I have been involved with over the past few years has revolved around a study
Studio Ghibli and the representation of work Following on from the Disney research I was encouraged to explore further the influences of animations on children’s
A lot of the places I go to make me think about work or organization differently. It is something of a curse and a bit
