Dr Adina Dudau
- Senior Lecturer (Management)
telephone:
01413302264
email:
Adina.Dudau@glasgow.ac.uk
College of Social Sciences, Adam Smith Business School, Gilbert Scott Building, Glasgow, G12 8QQ
Biography
After quite a series of career shifts (including civil service, as well as private and voluntary sector roles in Romania, Greece and the UK), Adina entered academia in 2005, when she started her PhD in inter-organisational management, followed by a postdoc in the EPSRC project ‘Under dark skies: port cities, extreme events, multi-scale processes and the vulnerability of controls around counter terrorism’. She became a lecturer in 2012, and is currently senior lecturer in management, Associate Research Director and PGR Director in Adam Smith Business School. On 1 August 2022, Adina joined SGSSS as Associate Director and Led of the Economies, Minds and Technologies Hub.
Adina’s research is highly interdisciplinary and anchored in public management. She draws on several theoretical lenses, including risk and crisis management, complexity theory, positive organisational behaviour and management control. She has published in general management, public management, business education and accounting journals, such as European Management Journal, Public Management Review, Academy of Management Learning and Teaching and Financial Accountability and Management. She is on the board of IRSPM and of the Public and Nonprofit Division of AOM, as well as on the editorial boards of Public Management Review, Public Administration, Public Money & Management, Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management and Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Administration. Adina led on a number of special issues in some these journals and is associate editor for Public Management review and Journal of Management Inquiry.
Research interests
Adina is a member of the Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour research cluster.
Areas of expertise:
- Public management
- Public sector partnerships
Other research interests include:
- Voluntary & community sector
- Management control
- Risk and crisis management
- Innovative pedagogies
Grants
2018: Carnegie Universities Trust research grant to define and measure hybrid accountability (PI)
2014: Scottish Water KTP Award (co-I) 2013: CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) seedcorn grant on the inter-organisational control in public sector partnerships. (PI)
2013: ASRF (Adam Smith Research Foundation) seedcorn grant on management control of public sector partnerships. (PI)
Supervision
Adina is interested to supervise research in the wider areas of public sector welfare partnerships and hybrid organisations. The following topics are of particular interest:
- Performance management and trust in hybrid organisations
- Management control
- Risk management
- Psychological capital
- Distributive leadership in public sector welfare partnerships.
Adina is particularly interested in doctoral projects entailing qualitative and experimental methods of enquiry.
Current supervision
- Duke, Richard
Leaderless leadership:The curious case of Black Lives Matter - Kamal, Novika Grasiaswaty
The Intertwined Resources: The Dynamic of Non-Work and Personal Resource and its Effect on Wellbeing among Low-Wage Precarious Worker - Lee, Benjamin
Using a Dynamic Capabilities perspective to explore the adoption of AI and Machine Learning for Data Analytics (AIMLDA) in Accounting firms - Mazid, Tasfia
The Role of Paradoxical Leadership in Influencing Followers to Deal with Multiple Contradictory Demands' - Rodrigues, André
MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS ADAPTATION FOLLOWING CRISIS - Shaw, Laura
Gender and political leadership in the Scottish Parliament since devolution.
Completed supervision
- 2020: ‘Financial rewards and intrinsic motivation: a self-determination perspective’
- 2020: ‘Exploring the relationship between Guanxi and corruption in the Chinese public sector’
Teaching
- Managing in the public sector (Honours)
- Managing and leading in international contexts (PGT)
- Research methods (UG-PGT-PGR)
- Research skills for managers (PGT)
- Advanced research methods and professional skills (PGR)
Additional information
Editorial board member for:
- Public Money & Management
- Journal of Public Budgeting
- Accounting and Financial Management
- Public Management Review
- Public Administration