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The big problem with diversity is not the individual but the system

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The big problem with diversity is not the individual but the system

Harvard Business School Professor Frank Dobbin came to Oxford Saïd to deliver a Research Seminar centred on the findings of his latest book on diversity.

Oxford Saïd's Abrar Chaudhury receives The British Academy International Workshops Alumni Award

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Oxford Saïd's Abrar Chaudhury receives The British Academy International Workshops Alumni Award

Abrar Chaudhury’s winning proposal will support early career researchers in Pakistan to publish research on climate change vulnerability.

Fundraising by spinouts hardly affected by university stakes, new data shows

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Fundraising by spinouts hardly affected by university stakes, new data shows

Critics have long argued spinout companies from UK universities become impossible to fund due to the level of equity the universities take in them.

Reflections on the latest corporate turmoil from Bloomberg’s Best Books 2022 author

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Reflections on the latest corporate turmoil from Bloomberg’s Best Books 2022 author

Is there a strategic blueprint to turn disruption into positive change, or are businesses trapped in a repeat boom and bust cycle?

Meet the new cohort of Early Career Research Fellows

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Meet the new cohort of Early Career Research Fellows

Supporting social impact research at Oxford

What do CEOs really think about cyber risk? First-of-its-kind study reveals all

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What do CEOs really think about cyber risk? First-of-its-kind study reveals all

Drawing on 37 in-depth interviews with global CEOs, researchers have uncovered the emotions and struggles in effectively managing cyber risk.

World Happiness Report 2023: Happiest countries prove resilient despite overlapping crises

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World Happiness Report 2023: Happiest countries prove resilient despite overlapping crises

The World Happiness Report has shown remarkable resilience in global life satisfaction in spite of multiple crises including the Covid-19 pandemic.

Andrew Stephen ranked Europe’s joint leading marketing academic

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Andrew Stephen ranked Europe’s joint leading marketing academic

Our Deputy Dean for Faculty and Research, Andrew Stephen, has been ranked Europe’s joint most published author in the premier marketing journals.

A celebration of exciting new books from our world-leading academics, on World Book Day

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A celebration of exciting new books from our world-leading academics, on World Book Day

As we celebrate World Book Day, we are delighted to highlight brand new books from our world-leading academics here at Saïd Business School.

Launching The Ownership Project 2.0

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Launching The Ownership Project 2.0

£1.5 million for new Oxford research initiative on private capital owners and impact.

Making bureaucracy work for the least advantaged

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Making bureaucracy work for the least advantaged

How do bureaucratic norms — the informal rules of the game that guide how state agencies operate and execute their mandates — impact public service delivery?

Tenure for Dr Matthew Amengual

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Tenure for Dr Matthew Amengual

Dr Matthew Amengual, Associate Professor in International Business, has been reappointed to retiring age at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.

A new approach to hybrid work can de-escalate tensions between employers and employees, new research shows

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A new approach to hybrid work can de-escalate tensions between employers and employees, new research shows

Professors Jonathan Trevor and Matthias Holweg offer solutions conducive to company culture and innovation capability affected by flexible work

Sustainability focus for new Senior Fellow Dr Mary Johnstone-Louis

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Sustainability focus for new Senior Fellow Dr Mary Johnstone-Louis

Dr Mary Johnstone-Louis has been promoted to Senior Fellow in Management Practice, focusing on sustainability and meeting demand for cutting-edge teaching.

Companies trialing a four-day week report substantial revenue increase with none returning to 40 hours per week

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Companies trialing a four-day week report substantial revenue increase with none returning to 40 hours per week

Four-day week pioneering pilot programme a huge success, new research reveals

USA most tech enabled country, as UK falls from the top ten, according to new report

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USA most tech enabled country, as UK falls from the top ten, according to new report

The United States is leading the world when it comes to affordable and accessible technology, that makes life easier for its people and improves its economy.

New research may help policymakers to solve some of the world’s most complex sustainability challenges

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New research may help policymakers to solve some of the world’s most complex sustainability challenges

New research sheds lights on the importance of cooperation and connectivity between policymakers and the private sector to improve sustainability in Africa.

Faith-aligned impact investments creating ‘game changing’ opportunities in making world more sustainable

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Alex Nicholls and Gayle Petterson
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Faith-aligned impact investments creating ‘game changing’ opportunities in making world more sustainable

Research shows a huge US$5 trillion worth of net assets held across four main religious groups

British Academy awards 'Researchers at Risk Fellowship' to Ukrainian Professor, Alona Revko

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British Academy awards 'Researchers at Risk Fellowship' to Ukrainian Professor, Alona Revko

Alona joins the School as an Academic Visitor to carry out her BA-funded research.

Eero Vaara made Fellow of the Academy of Management

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Eero Vaara made Fellow of the Academy of Management

Eero Vaara, Professor in Organisations and Impact, has been made an Academy of Management Fellow.

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