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Undergraduate modules:

-Studying Organisations

-Economics of Organisations

-Cross Cultural Management

-Critical Organisational Analysis

-Developing HR Strategies

-Managing Careers

-Introduction to Business and Management

-International HRM


Postgraduate modules:

-Organization, leadership and employment relations, (doctoral programme)

-Employee Engagement and Performance Management

-Managing People and Organisations

-Managing Employment Relations

-Managing Human Performance (MBA and EMBA)

-International HRM


Teaching positions

2023-           Professore Associato di Organizzazione Aziendale, Centro Alti Studi della Difesa, 

2022-23     Lecturer of the UNESCO Chair in 'Economic Systems and Human Rights’, Universidad Nacional de La Plata,

2019 -         The Italian National School of Government, Scuola Nazionale dell’Amministrazione, SNA.

2016-23    Senior Lecturer in Employment and Organization Studies, Oxford Brookes Business School

2012-16    Senior Lecturer in Organisation Studies, MMU Business School

2009-12    Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour, Nottingham University Business School China

2005-09    Lecturer in Organisation Studies, University of Rome, Roma Tre, Faculty of Economics.

2006-08    Lecturer in Applied Economics, University of Rome, La Sapienza, Faculty of Humanities.



Visiting Scholarships

2014     Universidad del Tolima, Ibaguè (Colombia)

2013     University of Bergamo and ADAPT (Italy)

2009-11 University of Helsinki (Finland)

2007     Université de Bretagne Occidentale, ARS, Brest. (France)

2006     Universidad del Tolima, Ibaguè. (Colombia)

2005     University of Helsinki, Coop Studies network, Mikkeli (Finland)

‘Andrea is magnificent at creating a learning environment in which academic intellectual excitement can flourish alongside pragmatic HRM strategies (& not easy, online!). I particularly enjoyed the way that Andrea (and it is a personality/'habit or structure of mind' thing as opposed to 'content delivery') facilitates and encourages students to zoom in to the micro and out to the macro in order to get a fuller and more flexible understanding of topics. I've also enjoyed the way in which Andrea has promoted 'contrary' thinking to heighten students' critical awareness of issues, by e.g. contemporary Marxist readings or by bringing a thought-provoking historical awareness to contemporary HRM issues. This broader intellectual framework - political philosophy, socio-economic history, etc. - has (for me) helped save a programme that at times - not in this module - could have collapsed into a dreary CIPD-driven vocational functionalism.’