Management
On Tuesday 1 August 2023, the School of Management and the School of Economics and Finance merged to create the University of St Andrews Business School.
The Business School and its three departments – Management, Economics, and Finance – build on the strengths of the former School of Management and School of Economics and Finance, both ranked in the top five of their subject areas in the UK.
This community contains research that was carried out in the school prior to this merger, when it was known as the School of Management.
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Stories of following and leading : identities and followership journeys during succession in UK universities
(2024-06-14) - ThesisSuccession, leadership and identity scholars have frequently attended to ‘leader’ experiences in their research. This is despite the impact of succession on everyday processes and staff working lives; the recognition that ... -
The "business of human rights"? Exploring the social practice of corporate accountability under the UN guiding principles on business and human rights
(University of St Andrews, 2021-07-02) - ThesisAttempts to ensure corporate accountability for human rights are numerous and diverse. The UN Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) have become the reference point for businesses to demonstrate their ... -
High art and high finance : performing financialisation in the art market
(2023-11-29) - ThesisThis research examines the financialisation of art within the tradition of STS-inflected market studies. The concept of financialisation has primarily emerged within political economy to analyse the discrepancy between ... -
Examining how individuals perceive, comprehend, and respond to unequal social and organisational contexts
(2023-11-29) - ThesisHuman beings often exhibit paradoxical responses: they may respond to a particular event or issue in a way when they directly experience it whereas in a different way when they observe or imagine it happening to others. ...
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