Donald Nordberg, associate professor in the Faculty of Management, has been invited to join the editorial board of Corporate Governance:… Read more »
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Oxford Business Law Blog invites commentary from BU’s Donald Nordberg
The University of Oxford’s Faculty of Law invited Donald Nordberg, Associate Professor in the BU Faculty of Management, to contribute a… Read more »
Route to a prize is a prize itself – Melissa Carr at AoM
Melissa Carr, senior lecturer in leadership development in the Business School, has been nominated for best paper from a doctoral… Read more »
‘Defying categorisation’
During the other half of his time in semi-retirement, Donald Nordberg, Associate Professor in the Business School, is revisiting themes from… Read more »
Art? In corporate governance?
Philosophy of Management seems to think so. Donald Nordberg’s somewhat unconventional paper on the subject has just been accepted at… Read more »
Professional practice informs article on charity governance at Management Research Review
The professional practice of Associate Professor Donald Nordberg is the subject of a paper accepted for publication at the Emerald… Read more »
New corporate governance book by BU scholar published
Associate Professor Donald Nordberg has published a new book, The Cadbury Code and Recurrent Crisis: A Model for Corporate Governance? (Palgrave… Read more »
Business school student-staff co-creation paper to be published in IJDG
Rebecca Booth (MSc, BU) and Associate Professor Donald Nordberg have produced another publication from work arising from Booth’s dissertation from the corporate governance… Read more »
BU scholars’ paper, ‘Mirror, Mirror’, reflects well in Leadership
The journal Leadership has published the paper “Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Shifting Leader-Follower Power Dynamics in a Social Media Context“. Congratulations…
The following is a list of current awarded projects, complete with live job links, for the summer round of the Student… Read more »
Student Research Assistant – awarded projects
‘How boards strategize’ explored in new student-staff study
The strategy work of boards of directors has been a puzzle in the corporate governance literature for a long time…. Read more »
What a philosopher and the Thirty Years War tell us about Donald Trump
Donald Nordberg, Bournemouth University This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. If you’d like to… Read more »
Contesting corporate governance – research at BU
Prime Minister Theresa May has recently mooted a Germanic-turn for corporate governance in the UK, an echo of a heated debate… Read more »
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May saw an increase in the level of activity for bids being submitted and awards being won with congratulations due… Read more »
Congratulations and Good Luck
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Congratulations and Good Luck
March had a good deal of activity around bids being submitted and awarded, with Schools winning consultancy contracts, research grants… Read more »
Good luck & Congratulations!
I would like to offer congratulations to Julie Robson and Chris Chapleo (Business School) for being awarded funding from the… Read more »
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