Oxford Brookes Business School: Research News

• • 30Jan
    

    Imaginative Scenario Planning for Law Enforcement Organisations

    How can we anticipate and counter the diversity of forms in which security threats as terrorism, cybercrime, organised crime and financial crime present themselves in our future?

  • 29Jan
    

    Nurses are undervalued because most of them are women, a new study finds

    Nursing is undervalued both in status and pay and until both are enhanced, the UK will continue to experience severe nursing shortages, according to a new study.

  • 22Jan
    

    FTSE100 sustainability reporting could amount to 'greenwashing' says new study

    A substantial number of FTSE100 companies are selectively choosing data that emphasises certain outcomes or ignores major impacts in their sustainability reporting, according to a new study conducted by Oxford Brookes University.

  • 26Nov
    

    Photos, digital tools and wellbeing with older Oxford residents

    Researchers at the Oxford Brookes Business School and the School of Arts recently held the launch of their community research project exhibition: 'Photos, digital tools and wellbeing with older Oxford residents' at the Lab Space, Oxford Brookes, Headington campus.

  • 12Nov
    

    Venice's Secret Service: Organizing Intelligence in the Renaissance

    Ioanna Iordanou has successfully published a book entitled 'Venice's Secret Service: Organizing Intelligence in the Renaissance.'

  • 11Nov
    

    Major gender imbalance in UK university spin-outs

    The Times Higher Education has produced an article concerning research undertaken in the Centre for Diversity Policy Research and Practice.

  • 07Oct
    

    Gender Issues in Business Schools (GIBS) Network - Workshop

    Delegates from across the UK and Ireland, and as far afield as India, met at Oxford Brookes in early September for the second Gender Issues in Business Schools (GIBS) Network event. Run this year by the Centre for Diversity Policy Research and Practice in the Business School, this followed up on the highly successful inauguration of the Network at Newcastle University in 2018. The network was established to allow PhD students and early career researchers a space to present and discuss their work, though welcomes academics at every level.

  • 27Sep
    

    Most Innovative Paper Award

    Many congratulations to Jeff Waistell for his 'Most Innovative Paper Award', which he received at the Academy of Management in Boston. The prize was given for his paper 'The salience of silence: the silence of salience' in the Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion (see https://lnkd.in/e_-DNXD). We're really proud to see that Jeff's research is internationally recognised as innovative

  • 04Sep
    

    2019 EDAMBA Annual Meeting & General Assembly

    The 2019 annual EDAMBA conference was be hosted at Oxford Brookes Business School between 1 - 3 September 2019.

  • 24Jul
    

    Illegal and Unsustainable Fishing in Indonesia

    Professor Juliette Koning presented the research outcomes on stakeholder cooperation between law enforcement organisations and fishing communities in addressing Illegal and Unsustainable Fishing in Indonesia.

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