Experts in the College of Social Sciences are helping us to understand how the COVID-19 global pandemic will impact our rapidly restructing society.
By Dr James Blackmore-Wright, Birmingham Business School.
Professor Tony Dobbins and Professor Anne Green, Birmingham Business School.
A study shows effective coordination between primary and secondary care to set up and deliver remote home monitoring models can help patients and reduce demand on hospital services during the period of COVID-19.
By Dr Eric Shiu, Lecturer in Marketing and Innovation Management
By Dr. Sarah Montano, Senior Lecturer in Marketing
A collaboration between BRACE and RSET presents findings from the study to identify key characteristics of remote home monitoring models for COVID-19 exploring the important role it has for patients and staff experiences
Posted on 04 February 2021
New survey launched for health professionals as part of a project to explore the tensions and challenges of managing the risk of antimicrobial resistance in everyday health care practice.
Posted on 27 January 2021
Researchers from BRACE participate in a rapid evaluation of the national NHS remote home monitoring model for COVID-19 patients
Posted on 22 January 2021
By Dr Jennifer L TyreeHageman, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business
Posted on 19 December 2020
By Professor Ian Thomson, Director of Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business
Posted on 09 December 2020
By By Dr Sarah Forbes and Dr Holly Birkett, Co-directors of the Equal Parenting Project
Posted on 24 November 2020
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
Posted on 13 November 2020
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
Posted on 04 November 2020
By Dr Sarah Montano, Department of Marketing.
Posted on 03 November 2020
By Dr Abigail Taylor, Research Fellow, City-Region Economic Development Institute.
Posted on 03 November 2020
By Professor Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay, Professor of Economics and Director of Centre for Crime, Justice and Policing.
Posted on 02 November 2020
By Dr Daniel Wheatley, Department of Management.
Posted on 26 October 2020
Dr Kayleigh Garthwaite receives Philip Leverhulme prize and funding to advance research into the growth and corporatisation of charitable food in the UK
Posted on 23 October 2020
By Dr Caroline Moraes, Dr Solon Magrizos & Dr Grigorios Lamprinakos.
Posted on 23 October 2020
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
Posted on 23 October 2020
By Ganna Pogrebna, Professor of Behavioral Economics and Data Science Department of Economics.
Posted on 30 September 2020
The Third Sector Research Centre has been exploring community responses to COVID-19 - from lockdown and beyond
Posted on 22 September 2020
By Professor Ian Thomson, Director of Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business.
Posted on 14 September 2020
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Omasanjuwa E. Edun, MBA Alumnus
By Dr Sarah Montano, Department of Marketing.
By Professor Stan Siebert, Department of Management.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
IDD Alumnus Besnik Tahiri, has been appointed the first Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo.
By Dr Margarita Nyfoudi, Department of Management.
By Dr Rebecca McDonald, Lecturer in Economics, Department of Economics.
By Dr Anita Soni, Academic and professional tutor, School of Education, University of Birmingham and Oliver Wilson, Head Teacher, Woodhouse Primary School (and University of Birmingham ITE alumnus).
By Professor Xiaohui Liu, Department of Strategy and International Business.
Although we've been clapping for carers throughout the pandemic, research has found that a number of them are silently facing unthinkable hardships
By Dr Roshan Boojihawon, Senior Lecturer in Strategy, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Dr Sarah Montano, Department of Marketing.
By Dr Gemma McKenna, Health Services Management Fellow, School of Social Policy.
By Dr Grigorios Lamprinakos, Research Fellow, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Professor Kalwant Bhopal, Professor of Education and Social Justice & Director of the Centre for Research on Race and Education.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Mark Saunders, Professor of Business Research Methods and Margarita Nyfoudi, Lecturer in Human Resource Management & Organisational Behaviour.
By Dr Roshan Boojihawon and Dr Daniel Chicksand, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham.
By Dr Madeleine Findon, Lecturer in Educational Leadership, School of Education.
By Professor Andy Mullineux, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business, Department of Finance.
By Dr Claire Mcloughlin & Professor David Hudson, International Development Department.
In this Social Sciences blog, Colin Diamond considers the risks posed by reopening schools
By Benjamin Miller, Research Fellow, Jubilee Centre for Character & Virtues, University of Birmingham
By Victoria Saunders, Lecturer in Primary Teacher Education, School of Education.
By Professor Andy Mullineux, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business, Department of Finance.
By Professor Tony Dobbins, Professor of Employment Relations and HR Management, President of the British Universities Industrial Relations Association.
Professor Colin Diamond from the Education Leadership Academy discusses whether it is safe to re-open English primary schools on the 1st June.
By Steve Gulati, Director of Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Programme, School of Social Policy.
By Maureen Smojkis, Lecturer in Mental Health, Department of Social Work and Social Care.
By Immaculate Motsi-Omoijiade, Research Fellow, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business.
The coronavirus outbreak has highlighted how important essential supermarket workers are, but in reality, they are often amongst the most poorly paid and undervalued employees within our society.
By Jo Rix, Senior Learning and Performance Consultant at Curium Solutions and Mark Saunders, Professor of Business Research Methods.
Matt Cole (Professor of Environmental Economics), Bowen Liu (Doctoral researcher of Environmental Economics), Robert Elliott (Professor of Economics) in The Conversation.
By Professor David Bailey and Professor Lisa De Propris, Department of Management.
By Professor David Hudson, Director, Developmental Leadership Program, International Development Department.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
Companies cannot assume they can carry business as usual post Covid-19. This pandemic may result in a change of priorities leading to the establishment of newly designed global supply chains.
The UK government will have to decide how much austerity should be born by current taxpayers and how much by future taxpayers to pay for Covid-19 debt.
The COVID-19 crisis is exacerbated by the infodemic that ensued – how do we know when the news is fake, ask Darrin Baines (Bournemouth University) and Rob Elliott (Birmingham Business School)?
Dr Emma Gardner shares whether Primark's market advantage has now become the retailers Achilles heel
By Professor Andy Mullineux, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business, Department of Finance.
By Professor Karen Guldberg, Director of the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER)
By Dr Juliet E. Kele, Research Fellow In HRM, Department of Management and Lloyds Centre for Responsible Business.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
Professor Tony Dobbins shares how the UK government will need to adapt to a new politics of work in the UK post Covid-19.
Professor Xiaohui Lui compares why individualistic and collectivist societies are responding different to social distancing orders.
Lockdown measures restricting people and vehicular movement, has shown a drastic reduction in traffic and air pollution in major urban cities.
The Covid-19 crisis is exposing the shape of authoritarianism across the globe, including in some of the world's most longstanding democracies. It is critical for us to rethink how we see now authoritarianism.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Nick Le Mesurier and Dr Denise Tanner, Department of Social Work and Social Care
By Jason Metcalfe, Research Associate, Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues
Guidance on where to go for accurate and reliable information for Covid-19 news.
By Professor Andy Mullineux, Department of Finance and Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business
By Dr Pilar Rojas Gaviria, Department of Marketing, University of Birmingham and Professor Domen Bajde, University of Southern Denmark.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Claire Jackson, Jubilee Centre of Character & Virtues
By Dr Scott Taylor, Reader in Leadership & Organization Studies, Department of Management.
By Karen Rowlingson, Professor of Social Policy, Department of Social Policy Sociology & Criminology and Centre on Household Assets and Savings Management.
By Steve Gulati, Director of Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Programme at the School of Social Policy.
By Colin Diamond CBE, Professor of Education Leadership, School of Education.
By Mark NK Saunders, Professor of Business Research Methods, Birmingham Business School, and Colin Hughes, Head of the Graduate Business School, Technological University Dublin.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Dr Daniel Wheatley, Department of Management
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
By Dr Emma Gardner, Department of Strategy and International Business.