Professor Jane McKenzie
Professor of Management Knowledge and Learning
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- Knowledge,
- Organisational Learning,
- Individual Learning,
- Organisational Change,
- Leadership
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Professor Jane McKenzie is a Professor of Management Knowledge and Learning at Henley Business School.
Her research interests focus on how connections and contradictions affect knowledge work and learning capacity in organisational life. This means she is interested in how organisations develop and how decision makers successfully handle the dilemmas and contradictions that arise in relationships as a result of uncertainty and ambiguity.
Jane believes strongly that academic research in isolation will not solve the intractable management and leadership problems that complex organisations are facing today, with rigorous research always needing to have an eye to its practical use in improving business practice. She spends most of her working life in spaces where academics think together with leaders and managers involved with real world practice and supervises many DBA students.
Jane has spent half her working life in industry and half at Henley Business School. She has written many papers and three books. She is currently editing a book with Professor Jean Bartunek about working effectively in academic practitioner partnerships. Jane has been active within the Henley Forum since 2000, contributing to at least one research project per year. She was Director of Henley Forum between 2009 and 2016 and her work is featured on the Henley Forum's Knowledge in Action flyers, available to download for free.
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Professor Jane McKenzieAdvanced Qualitative Research Methods
The module aims to deepen students’ understanding of qualitative research, particularly in the areas of business, organisational, social and management studies....
Specialisms
- Knowledge
- Organisational Learning
- Individual Learning
- Organisational Change
- Leadership
Location
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