Management and Organisation
Combining theories and concepts from sociology, cultural studies, psychology, geography, history, anthropology, philosophy, gender studies, and other fields, our research examines how people coordinate their activities at difference scales.
Meso and macro level studies look at organisations, institutions, local communities, urban spaces, and larger regional entities up to global economic and cultural systems. Micro level studies mostly focus on the bodily or embodied consequences of societal and organisational politics.
Our work also has a strong historical emphasis, in particular with regard to issues of heritage as well as institutional and economic development. The theoretical basis is varied but often drawing on critical theorising, for example post-colonial theory, gender studies or post-structuralism, and issues of alternative organising. The tenor of the various strands of research is critical-reflective rather than consultative-interventionist.
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