Dr Barlow is involved in research, postgraduate and undergraduate teaching in areas such as e-business, strategic management, supply chain management and web 2.0 innovation.

Professor Rona Beattie’s main research and teaching interests are Human Resource Development and voluntary sector management.

Principal research interest includes consumer decision making in the context of food choice.

Cherlene is an Academic Development Tutor and Programme Leader for BA General Business (School Based Generic Award)

Margaret Brown is an Academic Development Tutor (ADT) within the Learning Development Centre. She specialises in ICT skills training and support.

Ronnie Caddow's main research interests are third party intervention in workplace disputes and the role of line managers in employment relations.

Catherine Canning is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Fashion, Marketing and Retailing at GCU and her specialism is in the area of consumer behaviour.

Dr Carey has a PhD in the area of consumer psychology with research interests spanning a wide array of consumer contexts such as ethical consumers, value-clothing purchasers and farmers’ market aficionados.

Colin Combe is a senior lecturer in strategic management. He teaches in areas of strategy, entrepreneurship and innovation. His research interests are in social innovation, innovation strategies and the intellectual property of digital technologies.

Principal research interests include: customer engagement, online retail, marketin

A lecturer at GCU for over 10 years, Cook currently teaches subjects in creative process in fashion design, fashion design portfolio and fashion collection. Her current research is in approaches to the fashion design process and the creative process.

Dr Crosbie's teaching and research interests are in the areas of international business policy and strategic marketing.

Leadership, Leadership Development, Personal and Professional Skills Development

Joe Docherty is a Lecturer in Marketing in the Department of Fashion, Marketing, Tourism and Events.

Dr Edgar’s main areas of research and teaching are in the field of strategic management, specifically dynamic capabilities, business uncertainty and complexity, and innovation.

Ken Garner teaches news, feature and entertainment writing skills on the BA Media & Communication and BA Multimedia Journalism, Scotland’s only undergraduate journalism programme accredited by both the main industry training bodies.

My research interests include critical criminology, security studies, critical discourse studies and the application of phenomenology in qualitative research, with a focus on the many faces of social-injustice.

Dr Keith Halcro is Director of the University’s Professional Doctorate suite, having previously occupied other roles in the university including Head of Subject, Management Undergraduate Suite Leader and MBA Director.

Author of Rugby Union & Globalization & co-editor of Sport & Social Identities, Dr Harris has interests in sport & national identities, cultural politics of sporting celebrity, and the interrelationship of sport, tourism & events management.

Social Economy, Social Enterprise, Cooperatives, Third Sector

Declan Jones is an experienced university academic focusing on social enterprise teaching, training research and consultancy to government, social enterprise, student enterprise and voluntary sector businesses and support agencies.

Teaching Multimedia, Media and Journalism students how to operate radio, camera and editing facilities.

My research focus is on terrorism, extremism, and radicalisation through the lenses of political myth, and ontological security.

Dr Pat Lang is a specialist within the field of human resource management (HRM) and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD).

Morna Lawson is a Academic Development Tutor in the Glasgow School for Business and Society. Her focus is on academic support for L3, L4 and postgraduate academic writing and English language development for international students.

John is the Dean of Glasgow School for Business and Society, Glasgow Caledonian University www.gcu.ac.uk/gsbs/

Ruth’s research focuses on deliberative democracy and democratic innovations, particularly looking at how a deliberative approach can be used to implement policy changes which tackle social inequalities and environmental issues.

The main areas of my research are childhood, gender and inequality, feminist methodology, violence against women including domestic abuse.

Claire's research interests extend across public policy and management including societal risk and vulnerability within communities; austerity and inequality; local government finance and associated risks in public service provision.

Jill's research focuses on the use of Critical Realism and Critical Pedagogy to ameliorate poverty through co-production in Scotland.

Margaret Masson is a generalist HRM&D lecturer whose teaching responsibilities cover people resourcing and talent management, learning and development, personal and professional development and research methods.

Chris is an Academic Development Tutor in the Glasgow School for Business and Society. He focuses on academic support for L3, L4 and postgraduate academic writing, as well as working with students with dyslexia.

Louise joined the university in 2007 as Programme leader of the highly-acclaimed Fashion Brand Retailing course for sixth year secondary school pupils.

Margaret McCann is Associate Dean: Learning, Teaching & Quality.

Dr. David McGuire is Reader in Human Resource Development at Glasgow Caledonian University

Eddie McKean has been Academic Development Tutor since 2008 is currently with the Learning Development Centre.

John's primary research interests are on poverty (with a particular interest in children) and children’s play.

Research interests include cultural journalism, film criticism, critics, digital and social media discourses and the emergent forms of audiovisual pedagogy.

Shahid Nawaz Shahid has been an academic since 1993.

Professor O'Donnell's field is the cross-cultural analysis of popular cultural products. His main area of interest is Western Europe, though on occasions he also include North America, Latin America and Russia.

Dr Susan Ogden's main teaching and research interests relate to strategic and operations management, including business excellence and quality improvement.

Karla’s research interests include structural discrimination, intersectionality, identity politics, multidimensional theories of justice, social movements, freedom of expression, hate speech, hate crime, critical, feminist, and socio-legal approaches.

Patrick Ring teaches and researches mainly in the areas of financial regulation, retail financial services – particularly pensions and pension policy, and risk (in financial services).

Elaine is a senior lecturer in marketing at Glasgow Caledonian University and she is the programme leader for BA(hons) International Marketing

Eleanor is a Solicitor, Member of the Law Society of Scotland and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Race and ethnicity, migration, health.

Linda is Head of Department of Fashion, Marketing, Tourism and Events in the Glasgow School for Business and Society, with responsibility for around 26 staff and 1000 students across 3 postgraduate and 5 undergraduate programmes.

Dr Shepherd's main research activities divide across two areas - German and Austrian military history 1914-1945 and post-1945 German social and political history.

Extensive experience in teaching and learning in the areas of product development, retail marketing and consumer behaviour at undergraduate and post graduate level

Research specialist in poverty and social exclusion, particularly social innovation financial exclusion, child poverty and social policy in devolved Scotland.

Her research interests concern modern history, in particular aspects of sport, gender, health and changes in popular culture.

Retro marketing and social media marketing with particular reference to the retail environment.

Aileen Stewart has been lecturer in Fashion Marketing at Glasgow Caledonian University since 2007.

Vasilios Stouraitis is a lecturer in International Business and Management at Glasgow Caledonian University in the UK and visiting lecturer in several institutions abroad.

Maureen has an MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice and a PhD in Criminology where she explored groups and networks involved in child sexual exploitation.

Simon Teasdale's research explores the relationship between different organisational revenue sources over time and focuses on the intersection between policy discourses of social enterprise and the day to day realities faced by practitioners.

Eddie is a Lecturer teaching on a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate and professional programmes.

The treatment of vulnerable witnesses in Scotland's justice system.

Julie Thomson holds a PhD in Innovation Management from University of the West of Scotland.

Professor Oonagh Walsh's principal research interests lie in gender and medical histories, and in the nineteenth century history of Irish psychiatry in particular.

Dr Wersun's research is interdisciplinary, spanning the disciplines of strategy, policy, international business, enterprise and higher education.

Siobhan White is Head of the School's Learning Development Centre as well as Assistant Head of Learning, Teaching & Quality.

Geoff Whittam’s current research involves investigating the role of employee owned co-ops in Scotland, sponsored by Oxfam, the impact of Community Asset Based Ownership.