
Research4Good - making a positive difference through management research
Our research improves people’s lives. It enhances our community. It strengthens our economy. It contributes to a better world. It’s Research4Good.
Our leading research contributes to a better world. It improves people's lives, supports communities and strengthens our economy.
Our research improves people’s lives. It enhances our community. It strengthens our economy. It contributes to a better world. It’s Research4Good.
Our researchers' published articles, papers, conference contributions and more, in chronological order.
Our division conducts research that spans accounting and finance and teaches across accounting, finance and law.
We are an influential group of researchers who publish in leading journals. Our research areas include supply chain management, cyber security and forecasting.
We are a respected group of researchers with diverse expertise spanning marketing, corporate social responsibility and society.
We are an active group of researchers focusing on people at work and the development of the organisations they work in.
Rethinking business in a sustainable society; providing the evidence base to get there
We focus on finding the balance between governance, regulation and strategic planning to ensure the effective functioning of organisations, regions and markets.
CHI² leads and explores multidisciplinary research into health and care systems, and ways to improve them.
Exploring how enterprising individuals and organisations use innovation to create value.
We are a group of researchers exploring how work is changing, and will continue to change, with new technologies, attitudes and ways of working.
We explore higher education innovation for global wellbeing.
A partnership between the University and Hinkley Point C. We provide a platform for thought leadership, connecting business, policymakers and academics.
A knowledge hub focusing on retailing and contemporary consumer issues.
Enormous potential of digital medicine must not mean flaws are overlooked
No-deal Brexit likely to raise cigarette and tobacco prices.
General smartphone usage is a poor predictor of anxiety, depression or stress say researchers, who advise caution when it comes to digital detoxes.
Pandemic hastens launch of money-saving charity sector innovation
Blog: Michael Rogerson examines how corporations have responded to COVID-19 and asks - are we really all in this together?
Dr Richard Fairchild regularly contributes to CGTN, giving updates on the political situation in the UK. Here he reflects on the effect of Brexit and Covid-19.
Professor Christos Vasilakis is using operational research to help hospitals manage their capacity, improve patient care and coordinate their Covid-19 response.
Dr Güneş Erdoğan has developed a tool that helps organisations choose the best routes for delivering goods, helping to save money and reduce emissions.
Dr Simone Giansante’s analysis is helping to detect instability in financial markets. His research could help countries avoid catastrophic financial events.
Professor Adam Joinson’s research explores why people fall for cyberattacks, and helps develop training to prevent it.
Research by Professor Ian Colville is key to organisations navigating crises, including the Wilshire Police Service in the wake of the Salisbury poisonings.
Dr Yasin Rofcanin is exploring the links between employee wellbeing and organisational productivity
The Future of Work Research Centre hosts a discussion on identities, to celebrate the publication of The Oxford Handbook of Identities in Organizations.
between Universities, Pharmaceutical Companies and Government. An ICHEM seminar with SRHE and the University of West Indies Office of Global Affairs.
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