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Oxford Brookes Business School: Research News

31Mar
Recent Business School PhD Student Successes
Business School Research Degrees Students' achievements.
02Mar
Policy Brief: Supporting Women Entrepreneurship in Conflict Ridden States
More countries are experiencing violent conflict in the last few decades. In conflict-ridden states, women entrepreneurs do increase due to the difficult political and economic conditions whilst experiencing additional challenges to those experienced by women entrepreneurs in non-conflict affected developing economies.
09Feb
Political agency, migrant presence and cultural resources
Professor Peter Lugosi’s research ‘Political agency, migrant presence and cultural resources’ has been founded by The British Academy amongst four new international and interdisciplinary research projects that seek to support collaboration between researchers in the UK and Brazil.
09Feb
Why nursing may be undervalued
Dr Anne Laure Humbert was a guest speaker on BBC Radio 4 discussing the damage caused by the old fashioned-way according to which caring for others is a feminine characteristic.
03Feb
New ‘DIGIT Lab’ launched to help businesses close digital transformation gap
A new research centre involving three academics from Oxford Brookes Business School will help large organisations adapt to the rapid pace of digital transformation in society.
17Dec
Blenheim Palace Economic Impact Study
The Blenheim economic impact analysis 2019/2020 undertaken by Oxford Brookes Business School has just been released.
03Dec
Avoiding the Tourist Trap
Sustainability in tourism was the original focus of work undertaken by Dr Kate Ji in 2018.
02Dec
Oxford Brookes Business School lecturer wins editor's award
Dr Joanna Molyn, coaching practitioner and senior lecturer received an Editor's award for her contribution (co-authored with Erik de Haan), 'Active Ingredients' in the Coaching at Work Editor’s 2020 Awards on 26 November.
30Nov
Nursing - Paying the Price of Care
Within days of the arrival of coronavirus in the UK, the value of frontline health staff came to dominate headlines. The importance of nurses became apparent – against a backdrop of 40,000 vacancies and ongoing debates about recruitment, retention, pay and inequality.
30Nov
Supporting Female Entrepreneurs
Rebuilding economic output in the post-COVID-19 world presents challenges in different areas. For businesses reliant on tourism, a sector severely affected by the pandemic, the urgency is acute.

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