Amy Lunt
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Amy Lunt7th November 2019
Corporate collective action - why scale matters
Is it possible for firms to work together to tackle environmental challenges? In a recent paper, Professor Frances Bowen, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Social Science at the University of East Anglia and CBOS Associate and her co-authors examined the role of collaboration in managing...
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Amy Lunt5th November 2019
Researcher in the Spotlight - Professor Frances Bowen
The Centre for Business, Organisations and Society at the University of Bath School of Management is fortunate to have an international network of affiliate and associate members, who contribute to the breadth, depth and quality of our work. They do so...
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Amy Lunt25th October 2019
Having an impact within and beyond the ivory towers
The struggle to escape the ivory towers, demonstrate relevance to greater society, and illustrate why academics matter is real for business scholars. In this piece, Kam Phung of the Schulich School of Business, York University (Canada) reflects on his experiences as...
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