Professor Paul Edwards FBA

Sociology of work and employment; employment relations in multinational companies; employment in small firms
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1998
Subjects
Business and management, Sociology

Summary

Current research interests: small and ethnic minority businesses and their employment practices; critical realism; labour process analysis. Past interests: employment practices of multinational companies; workplace employment relations; managerial careers. Senior Fellow of the Advanced Institute of Management Research 2004-8. Editor-in-Chief, Human Relations since 2012. Men,her of RAE 2008 and REF 2014 sub-panels for Business and Management.

Current post

Professor of Employment Relations, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham

Past appointments

University of Birmingham Professor of Employment Relations, Birmingham Business School

2016 -

Birmingham Business School Part-time Professor of Employment Relations

2011 -

Warwick Business School, University of Warwick Associate Dean

2007 - 2010

University of Warwick Professor of Industrial Relations, University of Warwick

2002 - 2011

University of Warwick Director, Industrial Relations Research Unit

1998 - 2002

Warwick Business School, University of Warwick Associate Dean

1998 - 2002

University of Warwick Deputy Director, Industrial Relations Research Unit

1988 - 1998

Publications

The social organisation of industrial conflict 1982

Conflict at work 1986

Industrial relations 1995, 2003

The politics of working life 2005

The context-dependent nature of small firms' relations with support agencies International Small Business Journal Vol 28 2010

Human resource management practices in the multinational company Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Vol 66 2013

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Kathleen Kiernan FBA

Family change in developed countries: family environments and child well-being in the early years: co-habitation & unmarried parenthood; parental separation & children's well-being; life course analysis

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Professor Robin Alexander FBA

Culture, policy and pedagogy in primary education; dialogism in teaching and learning; comparative and development education.

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Professor Sylvia Walby FBA

Redeveloping the concept and theory of society in a global era, using complex systems analysis, integrating both violence as an institutional domain and gender as a regime of inequality.

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