Dr. Adrian Monaghan
Salford Business School
Current positions
Senior Lecturer
Biography
I joined the University of Salford in January 2010, having previously worked as a Lecturer in Innovation and Sustainability at Brunel University, a Research Fellow at UMIST and the University of Manchester, and as Manager of the Economic and Social Research Council’s Sustainable Technologies Programme. I am currently the Programme Leader for MSc Management and MSc International Business with Law.
Areas of research
The multi-level perspective of transitions theory System innovation for sustainable production and consumption, Historical socio-technical transitions
Areas of supervision
International business in the context of China or Thailand, Qualitative research on sociotechnical transitions for sustainability in the context of China or Thailand
I teach across a range of subjects including international business, international strategy, ethics in a cross-cultural environment and sustainability.
- Historical socio-technical transitions
- The multi-level perspective of transitions theory
- System innovation for sustainable production and consumption
Qualifications
- PG Cert (HEPR) 2011
- PhD Management 2007
- MSc Business Studies 1999
- BA (Hons) French 1997
Memberships
- Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy
- Member of the Sustainable Development Research Network
- Member of the Sustainable Transition Research Network
- Member of the Transitions Studies in Latin America and the Carribean, Asia and Africa Research Network (TransLACASAF)
I am interested in considering PhD proposals for qualitative research in one of 2 specific areas: i) sociotechnical transitions for sustainability in China or Thailand ii) international business in China or Thailand.