Dr Bronwyn Boon
 MCom PhD(Otago)
Senior Lecturer
Bronwyn teaches in the area of organisation theory. She worked in a variety
of health care positions in New Zealand and overseas before coming to
the University. Bronwyn has a number of research interests orientated
around the philosophy and sociology of organisation. Particular research
themes include critical management studies, discourse, identity and place. She also has an emerging interest in organisation and work within the not-for-profit sector.
Teaching Interests
Organisation Theory
Discourse
Organisations and society
Work and identity
Teaching Responsibilities
MANT 211 Organisation, Strategy and Society
MANT 336 Organisation Theory: Work and Identity
MANT 438 Advanced General Management
Research Interests
Identity and Subjectivity
Discourse Analysis
Organisation and Social Context – Particularly ‘Place’
Creativity & Creative Industries
Organisation and work within the not-for-profit sector
Supervision
PhD - Current
Barrie Irving (Education & Management) - Career education as an inclusive practice: Locating social justice.
Fa Martin-Niemi - An investigation of knowledge management within online social media environments including blogs and online social networking sites addressing the question: "To what extent do virtual environments facilitate knowledge conversion within organisations?"
Recent Completions
Fiona Douglas (2011). Examination of the tensions between professionalism and managerialism for professional identity.
Tresna Hunt (2011). Relational processes within leader-follower relationships.
Walton, S. (2008). Contesting natures: A discourse analysis of natural resource conflicts.
MCom
Ambang, T. (2005). The relationship between indigenous and western leadership systems at the local level in the contemporary governance systems of Papua New Guinea.
Recent Publications
Journal Articles
Book Chapter
Conferences
Book Review
View all Bronwyn's publications
Contacts
Room 8.18
Tel 64 3 479 8054
Fax 64 3 479 8173
Email bronwyn.boon@otago.ac.nz
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