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Juliane Reinecke

Professor of Management Studies


  • juliane.reinecke@sbs.ox.ac.uk

Saïd Business School
University of Oxford
Park End Street
Oxford
OX1 1HP

Profile

Juliane's research draws on insights from organisation theory, political philosophy and process studies to explore, broadly speaking, how transnational governance institutions emerge and evolve as a result of the interactions of multiple stakeholders to promote more just and sustainable forms of globalisation in global supply chains, but also organisations in general.

Juliane's research interests include:

  • Sustainability
  • Global governance
  • Global supply chains
  • Business and human rights
  • Social movements
  • Political corporate social responsibility
  • Values and valuation
  • Institutional theory
  • Time and temporality
  • Sensemaking
  • Pragmatist sociology
  • Economic sociology.

Her work has been acclaimed by many professional bodies including the Journal of Management Studies' Best Paper Award, the Best International paper award and Best Environmental and Social Practices paper award, Academy of Management (OMT Division).

Publications

  • Frank Wijen,
  • Rodolphe Durand,
  • Shon R Hiatt,
  • Juliane Reinecke,
  • Judith L Walls
  • Judith Stroehle,
  • Ali Aslan Gümüşay,
  • Laura Marie Edinger-Schons,
  • Amyn Vogel,
  • Alnoor Ebrahim,
  • Andreas Rasche,
  • Andrew King,
  • Ken Pucker,
  • Richard Barker,
  • Juliane Reinecke,
  • Giovanna Michelon,
  • Stuart Cooper,
  • Dror Etzion,
  • Karim Harji,
  • Marya Besharov,
  • Colin Mayer,
  • Nien-hê Hsieh,
  • Emma van den Terrell

Making a theoretical contribution with qualitative research(opens in new window)

  • Journal article
  • Academy of Management Journal
  • Elizabeth Rouse,
  • Juliane Reinecke,
  • Davide Ravasi,
  • Ann Langley,
  • Matthew Grimes,
  • Marc Gruber
  • Bridget Kustin,
  • Juliane Reinecke,
  • Jimmy Donaghey
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