Professor Jill Rubery FBA

Economics; economic sociology; economic policy
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Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2006
Subjects
Business and management, Economics

Current post

Professor of Comparative Employment Systems, Alliance Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester

Past appointments

University of Manchester Professor of Comparative Employment Systems, Manchester Business School

1995 -

University of Manchester Professor of Comparative Employment Systems, Alliance Manchester Business School

1995 -

The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology Lecturer to Senior Lecturer, Manchester School of Management

1989 - 1995

University of Cambridge Senior Research Officer, Department of Applied Economics

1978 - 1989

Murray Edwards College University of Cambridge Fellow

1977 - 1989

University of Oxford Research Assistant

1973 - 1975

Publications

Structured Labour Markets, Worker Organisation and Low Pay Cambridge Journal of Economics 1978

The Organisation of Employment: an international perspective 2003

Fragmenting Work: blurring organisational boundaries and disordering hierarchies 2005

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Professor Richard Hyman FBA

Cross-national comparison of industrial relations institutions and practices in general, and more specifically trade unionism, from an interdisciplinary perspective

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Professor Anita McGahan FBA

Anita M. McGahan studies innovation by private organisations in the public interest. She focuses on the reshaping of systemic structures through technology implementation that enables better outcomes for both organisations and society.

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Professor Wanda J. Orlikowski FBA

Digital reconfigurations; digital displacements; online valuation and accountability; sociomaterial practices of organising; technology at work

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