Bachelor Program in Business and Management

Research products

Courses

• Business Organisation and Behaviour (MAN0294)
  CdLM Business Administration
• Financial Accounting and Business Administration - Module: Business Administration - Stream A (MAN0512B)
  Bachelor Program in Business and Management
• Financial Accounting and Business Administration - Module: Business Administration - Stream B (MAN0512B)
  Bachelor Program in Business and Management

Research topics

My main research interests are in alternative forms of organisations and Critical Management Studies. Specifically, I study those organisational models that promote more humane forms of management by going beyond mere means-end rationality. I am also extremely interested in researching sports organisations. For my PhD thesis I investigated the challenges and possibilities for (utopian) organisations in sport, led by fan groups, to make a difference and to represent a viable (and sustainable) alternative to mainstream business and management models. This ethnographic study was conducted at FC United of Manchester, a fan-owned, semi-professional football club in Manchester (UK) that promotes democracy, inclusion and sustainability as core values.

Currently, I am involved in a multidisciplinary research project, aimed at assessing the socio-economic impact of megaprojects, and stakeholder engagement and management in complex organisations.

My interdisciplinary approach to research allows me to see organisations from different points of view: I am a firm believer that Business and Management studies can benefit from other disciplines such as sociology and anthropology.

Research projects

• Building community-based entrepreneurial ecosystems through NEB‐driven values, principles and thematic axis

Activities in agenda

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Academic bodies

• Council - CdS Business & Management

• Council - CdLM Business Administration

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