Responsible Management Research Group
What Are We Doing?
As the Responsible Management Research Group, we conduct research and activities that promote a more sustainable society and economy. The RMRG is founded on the basis that our contemporary world is unsustainable, and we are globally in need of more sustainable models of organising. Faced with a planetary crisis, as signified by climate change, ever-rising inequalities, authoritarian politics, and ongoing wars, the world is in need of new ideas for more sustainable organizing. In that light, we research the unsustainability of contemporary organising, and look for new ways of organising responsibly.
Why Is It Important?
In light of the unsustainability of our contemporary world, universities have a large role to play in developing new ideas for sustainable organising. This starts with a scientific critique of contemporary ways of organising, but also entails a theorisation of our contemporary predicament, a resistance against problematic ways of organising, and imagining more sustainable and dignified ways of building workplaces and sustainable organisations. This is the task that is upon humanity and one of the greatest priorities of the RMRG.
How Are We Different?
Most of the contemporary academic readings and work is based on responsibility within the neoliberal capitalist system rather than to understand the necessity of changing the system itself. The RMRG is founded upon the belief that in order to create more sustainable societies, a radical change is needed that extends beyond the boundaries of organisations themselves, and extends to the sociopolitical economic system itself. Creating more sustainable ways of organising should extend to how societies are organised too, and the mission of the RMRG aligns with this principle.
Group Researchers
Mr David Anderson, Senior Lecturer
Dr Andy Brookes, Senior Lecturer
Ms Pippa Denny-Gelder, Lecturer
Dr Jane Deville, Research Fellow
Prof Ted Fuller, Professor of Entrepreneurship and Strategic Foresight
Muhammad Khan, Lecturer
Dr John Mendy, Senior Lecturer
Dr Shrabani Saha, Senior Lecturer
Dr Rebecca Herron, Reader
Dr Claire May, Senior Lecturer
Ms Zoraida Mendiwelso-Bendek, Senior Research Fellow in Citizenship
Dr Eric Ruto, Senior Lecturer
Prof Steve Armstrong, Professor in Organisational Behaviour
Prof Matthijs Bal, Professor of Responsible Management
Dr Andrea Caputo, Associate Professor in Strategy and Entrepreneurship
Prof Charbel Jose Chiappetta Jabbour, Global Professor in Sustainable Operations & Supply Chain Management
Dr Dieu Hack-Polay, Associate Professor
Prof Martin Hingley, Professor of Strategic Marketing
Dr Paul Igwe, Senior Lecturer in Strategy and Enterprise
Dr Ana Beatriz Lopes de Sousa Jabbour, Professor of Supply Chain Management for Sustainable Development
Dr Giacomo Marzi, Lecturer in Strategy and Enterprise
Miss Liz Price, Senior Research Fellow
Dr Mahfuzur Rahman, Senior Lecturer
Prof Marian Rizov, Professor of Economics
Gamariel Rugara, Lecturer and PhD Student
Judith John, PhD Student
Luke Corner, PhD Student
Prof Deborah Lock, Visiting Professor
Research at Lincoln International Business School
Community Organisation Research Group
The group researches community organisation, self-organisation and development within Third Sector organisations, multi-agency networks and community groups, focusing on community-based research in Active Citizenship, Wellbeing and Community Development.
Responsible Management Research Group
The group's research focus is responsible management. Its aim is to contribute new knowledge in ways that improve understanding of responsible management as a concept and as practice.
Visitor Economy Research Group
The Visitor Economy Research Group (VERG) concentrates on projects in the areas of tourism, events and leisure.
Marketing Research Group
The Marketing Research Group (MaRG) collates and develops the research calibre of a group of colleagues, both early career and well established, who are contributing to a wide range of marketing-related studies. These include marketing strategies, consumption, consumer culture, consumer behaviour, communications, advertising, digital and social media, brand management, entrepreneurial marketing and consumer technology.
Regional Innovation and Enterprise Research Group
The group has a growing track record of social and economic development research, including locally, nationally, and internationally funded projects aimed at investigating the role of innovation and entrepreneurship in the developments of regions.
PhD Opportunities
Lincoln International Business School welcomes applications from students wanting to pursue research study at the postgraduate level, offering a range of opportunities to undertake business-related research.
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