Dr Marjana Johansson
- Senior Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour (Management)
telephone: 0141 330 7527
email: Marjana.Johansson@glasgow.ac.uk
Biography
Marjana joined the Adam Smith Business School as a Senior Lecturer in January 2018. Before that she worked in the business school at the University of Essex. She has also taught at Hanken School of Economics in Helsinki and at Stockholm School of Economics, where she did her PhD. Prior to doing her PhD, Marjana worked in Adult Education, in the small business sector, and as a management training consultant.
Research interests
Marjana is a member of the School's Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour research cluster.
Areas of expertise:
- Gender and diversity in organisations
- Multilingualism in organisations
- Academic work and careers
- Organising cultural production with a focus on festivals
Grants
- 2013: The Swedish Cultural Foundation, £9,348
- 2011: The Work Foundation, £21,000 (co-investigator)
- 2009: The Swedish Cultural Foundation, £10,455
Supervision
Marjana welcomes qualitative proposals related to the following broad topics and approaches:
- Gender and diversity
- Women’s careers
- Spatial perspectives on organisations
- Work in the creative industries
- Ethnographic and visual methods
Current supervision
Jayne Cottee (University of Essex)
Civil Society Organizations and Food Poverty: A Case Study of the Borough of Islington
Feier Wang
Women’s views on leadership in Chinese Higher Education Institutions
Completed supervision
Fran Hyde
Death, dying and ‘difficult marketing’: An ethnographic study of marketing at an English hospice
Magdalena Twardowska
Dashed hopes and bruised egos’: Professional identity in investment banking in the context of the 2008 financial crisis
Sarah Warnes
Exploring the lived dimension of organisational space: An ethnographic study of an English cathedral
Sarah Yates (née Watts)
Exploring the lived experience of stress amongst female police managers
Teaching
- Organisational behaviour
- Managing diversity
- Management in the creative industries
Additional information
Fellow of HEA
Adam Smith Business School, Room 202, Main Building,