Paul is an interdisciplinary social scientist who uses the critical social sciences to research and explore leadership, work, and policy. His current research examines the unification of organisational and comparative institutionalism, temporal-spatial quality of life conditions across England, and managerial professionalisation.
Paul has extensive experience of working in various international, European, and national research and consultancy projects funded by the European Social Fund, the Economic Social Research Council (ESRC), the Research Grants Council, and the Higher Education Academy. He was previously awarded an institutional level Teaching Fellowship and continues to research and apply Student Approaches to Learning and Thinking Styles theories. Paul has published consistently in top-tier, world-leading journals, including the Human Resource Management Journal (HRMJ), the Human Resource Management Review (HRMR), Work Employment and Society (WES), Journal of Cleaner Production, and Applied Geography.
Paul is an experienced research degree supervisor with experience in both PhD and professional doctorates. He is interested in supervising students on the following topics:
Paul has extensive experience of teaching undergraduate and post-graduate students in leadership, human resource management, research methods, and project supervision.