Chris Grey
- Professor of Organisational Behaviour
BA (Manchester), PhD (Manchester)
Biography
Previously Professor of Organizational Theory at Judge Business School, University of Cambridge and Fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge. Chair and/or member of various governmental advisory groups, and a member of numerous boards of academic journals.
Research interests
critical and sociological studies, both theoretical and empirical, of management and organizations (including historical studies, discourse analysis, ethnography and other qualitative methods); of management education and business schools; of professional service and knowledge intensive organizations; of the interface between politics, business and management.
Publications
Journal articles
- Historicising Knowledge-intensive Organizations: The Case of Bletchley Park. Management and Organizational History 4 (2009): 131-150.
- Licence to Think. Management Learning 40 (2009): 353-356.
- Security Studies and Organization Studies: Parallels and Possibilities. Organization 16 (2009): 303-316.
- The 1942 Re-Organization of GC&CS. Cryptologia 32 (2008): 311-333.
Book chapters
- Critical Management Education. International Encyclopedia of Organization Studies. Ed. Clegg S. & Bailey J. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 2008. 316-321.
