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Peter Stokes is Professor of Leadership and Professional Development at Leicester Castle Business School. His broad career path spans four decades and comprises, among other roles: a tractor factory industrial apprenticeship, computer programming, IT management based in Paris overseeing European marketing operations, sales management, business consultancy, academic department and school leadership and a professorship at the University of Chester Business School where, in addition to completing successful assignments as Faculty Deputy Dean (2012-2015), Acting Faculty Executive Dean (2012-2014), and, Faculty Director of Research and Knowledge Transfer (2014-2015) he also played a leading role in building the University’s national and international student recruitment in addition to developing research and knowledge transfer projects. He has also successfully completed the Chartered Association of Business Schools Deans/Deputy Deans Programme and the Research Directors Programme.

He has published a rich and varied body of work in, and reviewed extensively for, world-class journals in the areas of, among others: Human Resource Management; Leadership Values and Behaviours; Business Ethics; Management Philosophy; Organizational Design, Strategy, Critical Management Studies, and Research Methodology. His writing and ideas have appeared in many high ranking journals including: Journal of Organizational Behaviour (USA); Human Resource Management (USA); Organization; Studies in Higher Education; International Journal of Human Resource Management; Journal of Organizational Change Management; Employee Relations; Entrepreneurship and Regional Development; Group and Organization Management; International Business Review; and, Thunderbird International Business Review. In addition, he has published books on research methods, postgraduate research, critical management studies and organizational management. He is Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Organizational Analysis(Emerald) and serves on a number of international journal boards including the EuroMed Journal of Business (Emerald) and the Journal of Knowledge Management (Emerald). He has regularly been invited to undertake visiting professor, external examiner and academic advisor roles to businesses and university business and management schools in a number of countries including: United Kingdom, France, Holland, Spain, Ireland, Germany, Vietnam, Morocco, Hong Kong, China, India, Ireland, Mexico, Uzbekistan, Nigeria, Japan and Senegal and has, for example, been a guest speaker with the MBRF Foundation and the Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government (Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University) in Dubai; La Sorbonne (Paris I),  HEC,  Panthéon-Assas (Paris II)(France); IIM Ahmedabad (India’s Top Business School) and the University of Delhi (India).

He has applied his work in national and international knowledge transfer and consultancy projects across a range of business sectors encompassing utilities, construction, publishing, aerospace, diplomatic bureaux, mental health facilities, emergency and rescue services and local government. He currently holds a number of positions on major international bodies including: Vice-President-Business Relations and UK Country Director for the EuroMed Research Business Institute (EMRBI); UK Ambassador for the Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines (French Academic HR Association-AGRH); Organizing Committee of the Research Methodology SIG – British Academy of Management; member of the British Standards Institute (BSI) Human Capital Standards Committee. Beyond the professional domain, he does long distance running and mountain walking and has organised and led mountaineering expeditions in the mountain regions of the United Kingdom and European Alps.

Professor Stokes is actively involved in the work of a number of international bodies and associations:

EMRBI - EuroMed Research Business Institute

AGRH - Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines

BAM - British Academy of Management – Research Methodology SIG

Stokes, P. (2000) “Boats, Caves, Spies and Stories: A Narrative Study of Outdoor Management Development Programmes in the United Kingdom, Doctoral Thesis, Brunel University, Uxbridge, London, UK.

Stokes, P., (1993) The European Industrial Placement Environment: A United Kingdom Perspective, Journal of European Business Education, 3(1) 85‑101.

Stokes, P. and Martin, L. (2006) Reading Lists Under the Spotlight: Cinderella or Superstar? SCONUL (Society of College, National and University Libraries), 37:33-36.

Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A (2006) Beyond the Doctoral Process: A Call for the Re-focusing of the “How to…Get a PhD Literature, Journal of Graduate Education, 3(4):107-115.

Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J. (2007) Introduction: Militarization and International Business? in Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J (Eds) (2007) in the special Issue on Militarization and International Business Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1): 5-10.  

Stokes, P. (2007) The “Militarizing” of Organization and Management Studies: Reconnoitring the Tensions – Problems and Possibilities for Reshaping the Terrain? in Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J (Eds) (2007) in the special Issue on ‘Militarization and International Business “Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1): 11-26. 

Dereli, C. and Stokes P. (2007) Reconceptualising Modernity for Management Studies: Exploring the Tension between the Scientific and the Spiritual in the Age of Modernism, Philosophy of Management 6(2): 131-139.  

Stokes, P. and Martin, L. (2008) Reading Lists: A Study of Tutor and Student Perceptions, Expectations and Realities, Studies in Higher Education, 33(2): 113-125.         

Stokes, P. (2008) Outdoor Management Development as Organizational Transformation: A Study of Anglo-French Paradoxical Experience in the Application of Alternative Human Resource Development Approaches. International Journal of Cross-Cultural Management, 8(1):23-39.

Ryding, D. and Stokes, P (2008) Convergence & Divergence of Educational Experience in European Contexts, International Journal of Management Cases, 11(2): 453-461.

Stokes, P. (2009) An Evaluation of the use of Competencies in Human Resource Development – a Historical and Contemporary Contextualisation in Vrontis, D., Weber, Y, Kaufmann, R. and Tarba, S. (2009) Managerial and Entrepreneurial Developments in the Mediterranean Area, Cyprus, EuroMed Press, pp.1534-1552.

Stokes, P. and Gabriel Y. (2010) Engaging with Genocide – the Challenge for Organization and Management Studies, Organization, 17(4): 461-480. 

Scott, P, McIntosh, A, and Stokes, P. (2011) Medical Doctors’ Perceptions of Influences on Prescribing Behaviour and the Implications of Sales and Strategic Marketing Practices in the Pharmaceutical Industry, Business Research Challenges in a Turbulent Era, Published Proceedings of the 4^th Annual EuroMed Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Businesspp.1620-1641, Cyprus, EuroMed Press.    

Moore, N and Stokes, P (2011) Recontextualising and Reconceptualising Typologies of Elite Interviewing: Cases from the Football Industry, Business Research Challenges in a Turbulent Era, Published Proceedings of the 4^th Annual EuroMed Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Business pp.1239-1268, Cyprus, EuroMed Press.   

XiaoYan, Q, Yong, H, Qingli, and Stokes, P (2012), Reverse Logistics Network Design Model Based on E-Commerce, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 20(2): 251-261.  

Stokes, P and Harris, P. (2012), Micro-Moments, Choice and Responsibility in Sustainable Organizational Change and Transformation – The Janus Dialectic, The Journal of Organizational Change Management, 25(4):595-611.  

Moore, N and Stokes, P. (2012) Elite Interviewing and the role of Sector Context: An Organizational Case form the Football Industry, Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal, 15(4): 438-464.

Stokes, P and Oiry, E (2012) An Evaluation of the Use of Competencies in Human Resource Development – a Historical and Contemporary Recontextualisation, EuroMed Journal of Business 7(1):4-23. [Awarded best paper in journal at 2013 EuroMed Conference].

Paulson, S. and Stokes, P. (2013) Globalization of Business Activity and the Demse of Postmodernism, Global Business and Economics Review, 15(2-3): 251-264.

Scott, P, McIntosh-Scott, A, and Stokes, P. (2013) Sales and Strategic Marketing Practices in the Pharmaceutical Industry – Doctors as Customers and Their Decisions, Journal for International Business and Entrepreneurship Development, 7(1): 37-51.

Bamel, U. and Stokes, P. (2013) Organizational Climate and Managerial Effectiveness: An Indian Context, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 21(2): 198-218. 

Stokes, P., Moore, N. Hickman, M, Scott, P, Rowland, Russell, N. and Visser, M. (2013) Recasting the ‘Technologies’ of Outdoor Management Development: an Interpretivist Perspective on Tools, Models and Processes Used in the Field, Journal of Global Business Advancement, 6(4): 299-317.

Stokes, P. Moore, N. Brooks, S., Caulfield, P., Wells, J. (2013) Editorial - Sustainable and Responsible Business: Focal Cases, Sectors and Contexts, EuroMed Journal of Business, 8(3). 

Mathews, M. and Stokes, P. (2013) The Creation of Trust – The Interplay of Rationality, Institutions and Exchange, Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 25(9-10): 845-866. 

Smith, S, Stokes, P & Wilson, J. (2013) Exploring the impact of Investors in People: A Focus on Training and Development, Job Satisfaction, and Awareness of the Standard, Employee Relations, 36(3): 266-279. [Highly Commended Paper Award – Emerald Publishing Awards 2015].

Abhimalla, R. K. , Dash, D. P., Baba, V. V., Stokes, P., & D’Cruz, P (2014). Doing and disseminating meaningful research. Research World, 11, Article S11.1. Retrieved from   

Russell, N, Adderley, S, Stokes, P, Scott, P. (2014) The Competing Dynamics and Relationships in the Competing Dynamics and Relationships in Corporate and Local Government Agency Constructions of Place, Dynamic Relationships Management Journal, 3(1): 3-16.

Plane, J-M, Stokes, P and Brown, T. (2014) Editorial: L’avenir du management et l’interculturalité: vers un renouveau des recherches et des productions en GRH, revue@GRH, 2(11): produced on-line at , 3-6.

Smith, S. and Stokes, P. (2015), Signs and Wonders: Exploring the Effects and Impact of the Investors in People Logo and Symbols, European Journal of Training and Development, 39(4): 298-314 

Bamel, U., Rangnekar, S, Stokes, P. and Rastogi, R. (2015) Managerial Effectiveness: An Indian Experience, Journal of Management Development 34 (2): 202 – 225. 

Baker, C., Stokes, P., and Lichy, J. (2015) Values, Belief and Attitudes: The Implications for Organizational Culture, EFMD Global Focus (publication of the European Foundation for Management Development EFMD) 9(2): 37-39.

Stokes, P, Larson, M., Russell, N., Adderley, S., Moore, N., Mathews, M., Smith, S., Lichy, J., Scott, P., Ward, T., and Brindley, C.(2015) Smart Cities – Dynamic Sustainability Issues and Challenges for ‘Old World’ Economies: a Case from the United Kingdom, Dynamic Relationships Management Journal, 4(2): 3-22.

Stokes, P. Moore, N, Mathews, M, Moss, D, and Smith, S., Liu, Y (2015) The Micro-Dynamics of Intra-Organizational and Individual Behavior and their Role in Organizational Ambidexterity Boundaries, Human Resource Management (USA), 54(1): 63-86. 

Stokes, P, Liu, Y., Smith, S., Leidner, S., Moore, N. and Rowland, C. (2015) Managing talent across advanced and emerging economies: HR issues and challenges in a Sino-German strategic collaboration, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 27(20): 2310-2338. 

Rao-Nicholson, R., Khan, Z., Stokes, P. (2015) Making great minds think alike: Emerging market multinational firms’ leadership effects on targets’ employee psychological safety after cross-border mergers and acquisitions, International Business Review, 25(1):103-113. 

Hickman, M and Stokes, P. (2016) Sights and insights: Vocational outdoor students’ learning through and about reflective practice in the workplace, Journal of Outdoor and Environmental Education, 19(1): 22-32.

Hickman, M., & Stokes, P. (2016). Beyond learning by doing: an exploration of critical incidents in outdoor leadership education. Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning, 16(1): 63-77.

Moore, N., Stokes, P. and Scott, P. (2016) Staging and managing match events in the English professional football industry: an SME learning perspective, Journal of Global Business Advancement, 9 (2): 179-194.

Hickman, M., Stokes, P., Gammon, S., Beard, C. & Inkster, A. (2016) Moments like diamonds in space: Savoring the ageing process through positive engagement with adventure sports, Annals of Leisure Research, 1-19.

Stokes, P., Baker, C., and Lichy, J. (2016) The Role of embedded individual values, belief and attitudes and spiritual capital in shaping everyday postsecular organizational culture, European Management Review, 13(1): 37-51. 

Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., M.J. Larson and Brindley, C. (2017) Organizational Ambidexterity and the Emerging-to-Advanced Economy Nexus: Cases from Private Higher Education Operators in the UK, Thunderbird International Business Review, 59(3): 333-348. 

Hickman, M., Stokes, P., Beard, C., and Inkster, A. (2017) Doing the plastic fantastic: ‘artificial’ adventure and older adult climbers, Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning. 19(2): 172-182.

Kabadayi, S and Stokes, P. (2017), Comments by Guest Editors, Value Creation Conceptualisation, Journal of Creating Value, 3(2), ix–xii.

Scott, P., Scott, T., Stokes, P., Moore, N., Rowland, C. and Ward, T. (2017) The consumer journey in The Digital Age: the challenges faced by destination and place marketing agencies. International Journal of Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism (2)1: 28-45.

Scott, P., Scott, T., Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S.M., Rowland, C. and Ward, A. (2017) Reconceptualising Buyer Behaviour in the Digital Era: An Emergent Journey. International Journey of Technology Marketing 12 (2):165-179.

Bamel, U, Budhwar, P., Stokes, P. Paul, H (2017) Dimensions of Role Efficacy and Managerial Effectiveness: Evidence from India, Journal of Organisational Effectiveness: People and Performance, 4(3): 218-237. 

Cooper, C., Stokes, P., Liu, Y, and Tarba, S. (2017) of Micro-Foundations of Organizational Behavior and Sustainability:  Issues, Drivers and Trajectories? Journal of Organizational Behavior (JOB-USA).

Tarba, S. Ahammad, F., Junni, P.Stokes, P., Morag, O. (2017) The Impact of Organizational Culture Differences, Synergy Potential, and Autonomy Granted to the Acquired Hightech Firms on the M&A Performance, Group & Organization Management. 44(3): 483-520. 

Lichy, J and Stokes, P. (2018) Questioning the Validity of Cross-Cultural Frameworks in a Digital Era: The Emergence of New Approaches to Culture in the Online Environment, International Studies in Organisation and Management, 48(1):121-136. 

Ashta, A, Stokes, P and Hughes, P. (2018) Change Management in Indo-Japanese Cross-Cultural Collaborative Contexts: Parallels between Traditional Indian Philosophy and Contemporary Japanese Management, Journal of Organizational Change Management.  31(1): 154-172. 

Haldar, A., Shah, R., SVD, N. R., Stokes, P., Demirbas, D., & Dardour, A. (2018). Corporate performance: does board independence matter?-Indian evidence. International Journal of Organizational Analysis. 26(1): 185-200.  

Scott, P., Higson, P., Fletcher, T., and Stokes, P. (2018) An analysis of the transformations of leadership and direction-setting in place marketing: a UK contextual view and case study, International Journal of Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism, 2(3): 239-254.

Seraphin, H., Smith S., Scott, P. and Stokes, P. (2018) Destination Management through Organizational Ambidexterity: A Study of Haitian Enclaves, Journal of Destination Marketing and Management. 9: 389-392.

Manning, P., Stokes, P. Visser, M., Rowland, C., and Tarba, S. (2018) Dark Open Innovation in a Criminal Organizational Context: the Case of Madoff’s Ponzi Fraud, Management Decision. 56(6):1445-1462. 

Paul, H, Bamel, U and Stokes, P. (2018) High-Performance Teams and Job Involvement: Exploring the Linkage to Augment Quality in Indian Education and Research, Industrial and Commercial Training. 50(5), 250-260. 

Stokes, P, Mahajan, G, Lucas, G and Hughes, P. (2018) Creating Value – Value Co-Creation and Value Destruction, EFMDGlobal Focus, 12(2): 44-47.

Ullah, S, Wang, Z., Stokes, P., Xiao, W. (2018) Risk Perceptions and Risk Management Approaches of Chinese Overseas Investors: An Empirical Investigation, Research in International Business and Finance. 47, 470-486. 

Stokes, P., Smith, S, Ward, T., Moore, N., Rowland, C., Ward, T. and Cronshaw, S. (2018) Resilience and the (Micro-)Dynamics of Organizational Ambidexterity: Implications for Strategic HRM, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 30(8): 1287-1322. 

Rodgers, P, Stokes, P, Tarba, S and Khan, Z. (2018), The Role of Non-market Strategies in Establishing Legitimacy: The Case of Service MNEs in Emerging Economies, Management International Review. 59(4), 515-540. 

Rodgers, P. Vershinina, N., Tarba, S, Stokes, P and Khan, Z (2018) Gaining legitimacy through proactive stakeholder management: The Experiences of high-tech women entrepreneurs in Russia, Journal of Business Research. 

Paul, H., Bamel, U., Ashok, A. and Stokes, P. (2019) Examining an integrative model of resilience, subjective well-being and commitment as predictors of organizational citizenship behaviors, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 27(4). 

Davoine, E., Barmeyer, C. and Stokes, P. (2019) When the “well-oiled machine” meets the “pyramid of people”: Role perceptions and hybrid working practices of middle managers in a bi-national organization – ARTE, International Journal of Cross-Cultural Management. 19(3), 251-272. 

Wankhade, P. Stokes, P, Tarba, S and Rogers, P. (2019) Work intensification and Ambidexterity - the Notions of Extreme and ‘Everyday’ Experiences in Emergency Contexts: Surfacing Dynamics in the Ambulance Service, Public Management Review. 22(1), 48-74.

Manning, P., Stokes, P. Tarba, S and Rodgers, P. (2019) Entrepreneurial stories, narratives and reading – Their role in building entrepreneurial being and behaviour, The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. 21 (3) (2020): 178-190.

Gabriel, Y. and Stokes, P. (2020) Organizations and history – Are there any lessons to be learned from genocide?, "Problemy Zarzadzania- Management Issues" (the scientific quarterly edited by Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw, Poland) No 2. Special issue: Management as Symphonic (Hi)Story. Historical Approaches in Organizational Studies.

Wankhade, P. Stokes, P, Tarba, S and Rogers, P. (2019) Work intensification and Ambidexterity - the Notions of Extreme and ‘Everyday’ Experiences in Emergency Contexts: Surfacing Dynamics in the Ambulance Service, Public Management Review. 22(1), 48-74.

Yipeng, L., Vrontis, D., Visser, M. Stokes, P. Smith, S. Moore, N,. Thrassou, A.,  Ashta, .(2020) Talent management and the HR function in cross-cultural mergers and acquisitions: the role and impact of bi-cultural identity, Human Resource Development Review, 31(1):100744

Kraus, P., Cooper, C., Stokes, P., Liu^, L., Moore, N, Britzelmaier, B., Tarba, S-Y. (2020) Cultural Antecedents of Sustainability and Regional Economic Development - A Study of SME ‘Mittelstand’ Firms in Baden-Württemberg (Germany), Entrepreneurship and Regional Development, 32(7-8), 629-653.

Hughes, M., Hughes, P., Stokes, P., Lee, H., Degbey, W. (2020) Micro-foundations of Organizational Ambidexterity in the Context of Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions, Technological Forecasting & Social Change,  153, 119932

Baker, N., Manning, P. Stokes, P. (2020) The ethical challenge of Big Tech’s “disruptive philanthropy”, International Studies in Management and Organisation, 50(3), 271-290.

Ashta, A, Stokes, P. Hughes, P., Smith, S. (2020) Japanese CEOs Cross-Cultural Management of Customer Value Orientation in India, Management Decision, 59(10), 2355-2368.

Stokes, P. (2021) On which values should be based corporate culture in the post-Covid-19 world?, Question de Management?, 31:207-209.

Brown, T. and Stokes, P. (2021) Events Management as a Community of Practice, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights. 4(2), 224-242.

Dekel-Dachs, O, Nadja-Janoszka, M, Stokes, P., Simba, A. and Tarba, S. (2021) Searching for a new perspective on institutional voids, networks, and the internationalisation of SMEs in emerging economies: A systematic literature review, International Marketing Review, 38(5), 879-899.

Vershina, N., Rodgers, P., Khan, Z. and Stokes P. (2021) Small firms’ non-market strategies in response to dysfunctional institutional settings of emerging markets, International Business Review.  31(4), p.101891.

Cronshaw, S., Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2021) Mothers doing doctorates

part-time – why do we make it harder than it needs to be?, EFMD Global Focus, 15(3): 62-65.

 Cronshaw, S.; Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2021) Online Communities of Practice and doctoral study: working women with children resisting perpetual peripherality, Journal of Further and Higher Education. 46(7), 959-971.

 Kraus, P., Stokes, P. Moore, N., Britzelmaier, B., Tarba, S., Dekel Dachs, O., and Rodgers, P. (2021) The ambidextrous interaction of RBV-KBV and Regional Social Capital and their impact on SME management, Journal of Business Research. 142, 762-774.

 Morin, G and Stokes, P. (2022) Toward a theory of potency, power and function leadership, Revue Internationale de Psychosociologie et de Gestion des Comportements Organisationnels (RIPCO).  28(72), 53-78.

 Moore, N., Rowe, L, Stokes, P., Smith, S., Lichy, J, Rodgers, P. (2022) Exploring intergenerational tensions and technological resilience: A post-pandeic perspective, Production Planning and Control. On-line.

 Ashta, A, Stokes, P, Hughes, P. (2022) Japanese self-initiated expatriates’ adjustment to Indian assignments: the role of traditional values, Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources, on-line.

 Yu, M, Jie, W, Smith, S. and Stokes, P. (2022) Building-up Resilience and Being Effective Leaders in the Workplace—A Systematic Review and Synthesis Model, Leadership & Organization Development Journal,  43 (7): 1098-1117.

 Moorlock, E, Dekel-Dachs, O, Stokes, P. and Larsen, G. (2022) Constructing Consumer-Masstige Brand Relationships in a Volatile Social Reality, Journal of Business Research. 155, 113381.

 Smith, S, Cripps, K, Stokes, P and Hughes, S. (2023) The Principles for (Ir)Responsible Management Education: An Exploration of the Dynamics of Paradox, the Hidden Curriculum, Competencies and Symbolization, Management Learning, on-line.

 Bouguerra, A, Hughes, M, Rodgers, P. Stokes, P, Tatoglu, E and Haldun, I (2023) Confronting the grand challenge of environmental sustainability within supply chains: How can organizational strategic agility drive environmental innovation? Journal of Product Innovation Management. On-line.(accepted June 2023)

 Kraus, P., Stokes, P., Moore, N., Ashta, A and Britzelmaier, B. (2023) An Elite Perspective on Interviewing Entrepreneurs – Methodological Considerations for the Entrepreneurship Field, Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development (on-line - accepted 8.7.23.)

 Ashta, A and Stokes, P. (2023) A Consideration of the Dimensions of Servant Leadership in Inter-cultural Contexts: A Focal Case Study of a UK Executive in Japan., Asian Journal of Business Ethics (on-line – accepted 9.7.23

 Lichy, J Kachour, M and Stokes, P. (2023) Questioning the business model of sustainable wine production: the case of French ; Vallee du Rhone' wine growers. Journal of Cleaner Production (on-line - accepted 10.7.23) 

 

Stokes, P. (2023) Time to take a long-term view on artificial intelligence, Niche Magazine, July-September, p.16. 

Stokes, P., Gordon, D. and Smith, K. (2023) Challenging the mechanisms of business, Niche Magazine, July-September, pp.36-37. 

Stokes, P. (2023) Emergent Business Models in the 21^st Century - The Threat of the Potent Epochal Tryptic, Questions de Management?, 44: 249. 

Gordon, D, Stokes, P and Beckinsale, M. (2023) Managing post-Brexit/post-Covid extremes in SME businesses – A novel role for curriculum co-creation between SMEs and business schools, Questions de Management?, 45: 151-167.

Stokes, P. (2023) Uncertainty – a social construct and the modern(ist) myth of control, Questions de Management?, 45: 251. 

Cronshaw, S., Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2023) Outside looking in: Gendered roles and the well-being of working student mothers studying for a part-time PhD, Higher Education Quarterly (accepted on-line 18.9.23).

 

Special Issues

Stokes, P. Bishop, R. Phillips, J. (Eds) (2007) Special Issue on Militarization and International Business in Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1):5-102. 

Mihai-Yiannaki, S and Stokes, P. (2012) Risk Management for SMEs and Corporations  Special Issue: International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 20 (4):374-447. 

Stokes, P. Larson, M, Balasubrahmanyam, S, Kumar Singh, S (2013) Organizations and Organizing in an Indian Context, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 21(3): 243-471. 

Stokes, P. Moore, N. Brooks, S., Caulfield, P., Wells, J. (2013) Sustainable and Responsible Business: Focal Cases, Sectors and Contexts, EuroMed Journal of Business, 8(3):195-272. 

Moore, N and Stokes, P. (2014) Special Issue – Business and Organizational Development: Global Perspectives, Cultures and Domains, Journal for International Business and Entrepreneurship Development, 7(3).

Davoine, E., Oiry, E. and Stokes, P. (2014) Organizations and Organizing in a French Context, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 22(4): 426-572. 

Plane, J-M, Stokes, P and Brown, T. (2014) Meilleurs papiers du 25^e Congrès de l'AGRH à Chester (6-7 November 2014),  revue@GRH, 2014/2, no.11: produced on-line at , 3-140. 

Singh, S. and Stokes, P. (2015) Special Issue:  Organizational Excellence in the Middle East, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 23(3): 337-504 

Bamel, U and Stokes, P. (2016) Special Issue: of “Flexibility in HR Practices”, Global Journal of Flexible Systems Management. Volume 17(1):1–3.

Scott, P., Moore, N. and Stokes, P.  (2016) Stakeholder relations and innovation: The role of ethics, trust and sustainability, Journal of Global Business Advancement, 9(2): 109-211.

Kabadayi, S and Stokes, P. (2017) Value Creation Conceptualisation, Journal of Creating Value, 3(2), 117-242.

Hickman, M and Stokes, P. (2019) Ageing, adventure and the outdoors: issues, contexts, perspectives and learning, Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 19(2).

Scott, P., Stokes, P.  & Gordon, D. (2018) Introduction – Dynamics, and discourses of place marketing: Events, media, narratives and trajectories, International Journal of Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism, 2(3): 171-172.

Rademakers, M, Scheepstra, S and Stokes, P. (2019) Organizational Agility and Value Creation, Journal of Creating Value, 5(2).

Jones, D., Visser, M., Stokes, P., Ortenblad, A,, Deem, R., Rodgers, P., Tarba, S. (2020) The Performative University: ‘Targets’, ‘Terror’ and ‘Taking Back Freedom’ in Academia, Management Learning, 51(4), 363-377.

Stokes, P., Adla L., Gallego-Roquelaure, V. and Defélix, C. (2020)  HRM and Innovation in SMEs, Employee Relations, 43 (2): 369-372.

Book Chapters

McCulloch, A. and Stokes, P. (2007) Normalizing the Part-Time Student Experience: Making the Rhetoric of diversity Real in Hinchcliffe, R, Bromley, T. and Hutchinson, S. (2007) Skills Training in Research Degree Programmes: Politics & Practice, Milton Keynes, Open University Press. 

Stokes, P. (2009) Challenges of Simulation in Management Development, Torres-Coronas, T. and Arias-Oliva, M.(Eds) (2009) Encyclopedia of Human Resources Information Systems: Challenges in e-HRM,  Information Science Reference(IGI Global): 124-130 .

Stokes, P. (2008) ‘Genocide’ commissioned entry in Gabriel, Y. (2008) Organizing Words – A Creative Thesaurus of Key Words in Social and Organizational Theories, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 116-117.

Stokes, P. (2012) The Janus Dialectic of Corporate Social Irresponsibility and Corporate Social Irresponsibility – The Role of Micro-Moments in Tench, R, Sun, W, Jones, B. (2012) Corporate Social Irresponsibility: A Challenging Concept, Bingley, Emerald, pp.64-83.

Foster, C., Moore, N. and Stokes, P. (2013) Rethinking Talent Management in Organizations: Towards a Boundary-less Model, Innovative Business Practice: Prevailing a Turbulent Era, Newcastle, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 17-41.

Kraus, P., Britzelmaier, B., Moore, N., und Stokes, P. (2015): Corporate Social Responsibility in mittelständischen Unternehmen: Eine synoptische Betrachtung – Hildebrandt, A., und Landhäußer, W.,(Eds.), CSR und Energiewirtschaft, Springer, Germany, pp.273-294.

Stokes, P. (2016) ‘Chapter 2: Historical and Contemporary Contexts: The Representation and Character of ‘Modern’ Organizations’, Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., Rowland, C. and Scott, P. (2016) Organizational Management. London. Kogan Page, pp.27-45.

Stokes, P. (2016) ‘Chapter 3: Using critical approaches in managing people and organizations’ in Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., Rowland, C. and Scott, P (2016) Organizational Management. London. Kogan Page, pp.51-66.

Thakur, M., Bansal, A. and Stokes, P. (2016) ‘The role of thriving and training in merger success: an integrative learning perspective, Finkelstein, S and Cooper, C. (2016) Advances in Mergers and Acquisitions, 15: pp.1-35. Bingley, Emerald.

Hancock, C, Moore, N. and Stokes, P. (2016) “Globalisation and International Students: Remodelling Micro-international Aspects for the Entrepreneurial University” in Daly, P., Reid, K., Buckley, P., Doyle, E (eds) Innovative Business Education Design for 21st Century Learning, Switzerland, Springer. 

Stokes, P. (2017) NVQs and Competency Approaches in the UK: contexts, Issues and Prospects in Mulder, M. (Ed.) (2017) Competence-based Vocational and Professional Education Bridging the Worlds of Work and Education.Cham: Switzerland, Springer International Publishing.

Kline, H and Stokes, P. (2017) The Dynamic of ICT and Smart Power: Implications for Managerial Practice in Muhlbauer, V and Harry, W. (2017) Redefining Management: Smart Power Perspectives, Germany, Springer, pp.31-46.

Kraus, P., Britzelmaier, B., Stokes, P. and Moore, N. (2018) Challenging the business case logic for sustainability as an instrument of CSR: Do consumer attitudes in Germany support a business case? The Critical State of Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe, Tench, R., Sun, W. and Jones, B. (2018) Bingley, Emerald.

Stokes, P. and Wall, T. (2018) ‘Human Capital, International Standards’, in Filho, W. (2018) Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Good Health and Well-Being, London, Springer.

Ashta, A., Stokes, P., & Hughes, P. (2019) Logic or Smiles?: International talent management across advanced and emerging economic contexts - Japanese expatriates’ cross-cultural communication friction in India. In Y. Liu (Ed.), Research Handbook of International Talent Management. Edward Elgar. pp 213 – 246. 

Black, N. and Stokes, P. (2021) Corporate governance ideology, human resource practices and senior staff salaries, in Sanchez, G. and Garcia-Carbonell, N. (2021) Beyond Human Resources - Research Paths Towards a New Understanding of Workforce Management Within Organizations, InTechOpen. 

Singh, N., Bamel, U., Stokes, P. (2021) ‘Chapter 7: Career Management’ in Mohapatra, M. and Dhir, S. (2021) Talent Management: a Contemporary Perspective, Delhi, Sage (India). 122-130.

Stokes, P and Smith S. (2023) Au prisme avec le casse-tête du developpement durable: des pistes pour les programmes des écoles de commerce – le DBA comme solution?’ (Wrestling with the “sustainability” conundrum: considering ways forward for the business school curricula – the DBA as a solution?) in Chevalier, F and Malika, M. (2023) Research in Sustainability, Paris, EMS Editions.

Published Books

McCulloch, A. and Stokes P. (2008) The Silent Majority: Meeting the Needs of Part-Time Research Students, SRHE Issues in Postgraduate Education: Management, Teaching and Supervision, London, Society for Research in Higher Education.

Stokes, P. (2011) Critical Concepts in Management and Organization Studies Basingstoke, Palgrave-Macmillan.

Stokes, P. (2011) Key Concepts in Business and Management Research Methods, Basingstoke, Palgrave-Macmillan.

Stokes, P and Wall T. (2015) Business Briefings – Research Methodology, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan.

Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., Rowland, C. and Scott, P (2016) Organizational Management. London. Kogan Page. 

Published Practitioner Books and Guides

Stokes, P, Harris, P., Millar, C, and Moss, D. (2011) Chester Forum II: Sustainable Business and Public Affairs, Chester Business School, University of Chester (ISBN: 978-1- 905929-96-2).

Stokes, P, Harris, P., Millar, C, and Moss, D. (2012) Chester Forum III: Strategic Competitive Advantage Through Innovation: Radical Thoughts and Conversations, Chester Business School, University of Chester (ISBN: 978-1-908258-09-8).

Moore, N., Stokes, P. Harris, P and Moss, D. (2013) Chester forum IV:  Growth Through Exports and International Trade: challenges, Opportunities and New Horizons, Chester Business School, University of Chester – edited proceedings (ISBN: 978-1-908258-22-9)

Stokes, P. (2013) Principles for Responsible Management Education – Sharing Information on Progress Report, Chester Business School, University of Chester.

Passmore, J, Brown, H, Csigas, Z & the European Coaching and Mentoring Research Consortium (2017) The State of Play in European Coaching & Mentoring – Executive Report. Henley-on-Thames: Henley Business School and EMCC International ISBN 978-1-912473-00-7 

Passmore, J. Brown, H, Wall, T and Stokes, P. et al. (2018) Executive Report 2018 – The State of Play in Coaching in the United Kingdom, Henley, European Mentoring and Coaching Council/Henley Management School (University of Reading).

British Standards Institution (2018) PAS3002:2018 Code of Practice on Improving Health and Wellbeing Within an Organization, British Standards Institution, London, BSI Standards Limited (ISBN 978 0 580 96537 1) [Nominated member of the drafting consultative and committee].

Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J. (2007) Introduction: Militarization and International Business? in Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J (Eds) (2007) in the special Issue on Militarization and International Business Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1): 5-10.

Stokes, P. (2007) The “Militarizing” of Organization and Management Studies: Reconnoitring the Tensions – Problems and Possibilities for Reshaping the Terrain? in Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J (Eds) (2007) in the special Issue on ‘Militarization and International Business “Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1): 11-26.

Dereli, C. and Stokes P. (2007) Reconceptualising Modernity for Management Studies: Exploring the Tension between the Scientific and the Spiritual in the Age of Modernism, Philosophy of Management 6(2): 131-139. 

Stokes, P. and Martin, L. (2008) Reading Lists: A Study of Tutor and Student Perceptions, Expectations and Realities, Studies in Higher Education, 33(2): 113-125.         

Stokes, P. (2008) Outdoor Management Development as Organizational Transformation: A Study of Anglo-French Paradoxical Experience in the Application of Alternative Human Resource Development Approaches. International Journal of Cross-Cultural Management, 8(1):23-39.

Stokes, P. and Gabriel Y. (2010) Engaging with Genocide – the Challenge for Organization and Management Studies, Organization, 17(4): 461-480.  

Stokes, P. and Harris, P. (2012), Micro-Moments, Choice and Responsibility in Sustainable Organizational Change and Transformation – The Janus Dialectic, The Journal of Organizational Change Management, 25(4):595-611.

Mathews, M. and Stokes, P. (2013) The Creation of Trust – The Interplay of Rationality, Institutions and Exchange, Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 25(9-10): 845-866.

Smith, S., Stokes, P. & Wilson, J. (2013)Exploring the impact of Investors in People: A Focus on Training and Development, Job Satisfaction, and Awareness of the Standard, Employee Relations, 36(3): 266-279. [Highly Commended Paper Award – Emerald Publishing Awards 2015].

Smith, S. and Stokes, P. (2015), Signs and Wonders: Exploring the Effects and Impact of the Investors in People Logo and Symbols, European Journal of Training and Development, 39(4): 298-314.

Stokes, P., Moore, N., Mathews, M., Moss, D, and Smith, S., Liu, Y. (2015) The Micro-Dynamics of Intra-Organizational and Individual Behavior and their Role in Organizational Ambidexterity Boundaries, Human Resource Management (USA), 54(1): 63-86.

Stokes, P., Liu, Y., Smith, S., Leidner, S., Moore, N. and Rowland, C. (2015) Managing talent across advanced and emerging economies: HR issues and challenges in a Sino-German strategic collaboration, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 27(20): 2310-2338.

Rao-Nicholson, R., Khan, Z., Stokes, P. (2015) Making great minds think alike: Emerging market multinational firms’ leadership effects on targets’ employee psychological safety after cross-border mergers and acquisitions, International Business Review, 25(1):103-113.

Hickman, M. and Stokes, P. (2016) Sights and insights: Vocational outdoor students’ learning through and about reflective practice in the workplace, Journal of Outdoor and Environmental Education, 19(1): 22-32.

Hickman, M., & Stokes, P. (2016). Beyond learning by doing: an exploration of critical incidents in outdoor leadership education. Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning, 16(1): 63-77.

Moore, N., Stokes, P. and Scott, P. (2016) Staging and managing match events in the English professional football industry: an SME learning perspective, Journal of Global Business Advancement, 9 (2): 179-194.

Hickman, M., Stokes, P., Gammon, S., Beard, C. & Inkster, A. (2016) Moments like diamonds in space: Savoring the ageing process through positive engagement with adventure sports, Annals of Leisure Research, 1-19. 

Stokes, P., Baker, C., and Lichy, J. (2016) The Role of embedded individual values, belief and attitudes and spiritual capital in shaping everyday postsecular organizational culture, European Management Review, 13(1): 37-51. 

Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., M.J. Larson and Brindley, C. (2017) Organizational Ambidexterity and the Emerging-to-Advanced Economy Nexus: Cases from Private Higher Education Operators in the UK, Thunderbird International Business Review, 59(3): 333-348. 

Hickman, M., Stokes, P., Beard, C., and Inkster, A. (2017) Doing the plastic fantastic: ‘artificial’ adventure and older adult climbers, Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning. 19(2): 172-182. 

Bamel, U, Budhwar, P., Stokes, P. Paul, H (2017) Dimensions of Role Efficacy and Managerial Effectiveness: Evidence from India, Journal of Organisational Effectiveness: People and Performance, 4(3): 218-237. 

Cooper, C., Stokes, P., Liu, Y, and Tarba, S. (2017) of Micro-Foundations of Organizational Behavior and Sustainability:  Issues, Drivers and Trajectories? Journal of Organizational Behavior (JOB-USA). 

Tarba, S. Ahammad, F., Junni, P.Stokes, P., Morag, O. (2017) The Impact of Organizational Culture Differences, Synergy Potential, and Autonomy Granted to the Acquired Hightech Firms on the M&A Performance, Group & Organization Management. 44(3): 483-520. 

Lichy, J and Stokes, P. (2018) Questioning the Validity of Cross-Cultural Frameworks in a Digital Era: The Emergence of New Approaches to Culture in the Online Environment, International Studies in Organisation and Management, 48(1):121-136. 

Ashta, A, Stokes, P and Hughes, P. (2018) Change Management in Indo-Japanese Cross-Cultural Collaborative Contexts: Parallels between Traditional Indian Philosophy and Contemporary Japanese Management, Journal of Organizational Change Management.  31(1): 154-172. 

Manning, P., Stokes, P. Visser, M., Rowland, C., and Tarba, S. (2018) Dark Open Innovation in a Criminal Organizational Context: the Case of Madoff’s Ponzi Fraud, Management Decision. 56(6):1445-1462. 

Paul, H., Bamel, U., and Stokes, P. (2018) High-Performance Teams and Job Involvement: Exploring the Linkage to Augment Quality in Indian Education and Research, Industrial and Commercial Training. 50(5), 250-260. 

Stokes, P., Mahajan, G., Lucas, G. and Hughes, P. (2018) Creating Value – Value Co-Creation and Value Destruction, EFMDGlobal Focus, 12(2): 44-47. 

Ullah, S., Wang, Z., Stokes, P., Xiao, W. (2018) Risk Perceptions and Risk Management Approaches of Chinese Overseas Investors: An Empirical Investigation, Research in International Business and Finance. 47, 470-486. 

Stokes, P., Smith, S, Ward, T., Moore, N., Rowland, C., Ward, T. and Cronshaw, S. (2018) Resilience and the (Micro-)Dynamics of Organizational Ambidexterity: Implications for Strategic HRM, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 30(8): 1287-1322. 

Rodgers, P., Stokes, P., Tarba, S. and Khan, Z. (2018), The Role of Non-market Strategies in Establishing Legitimacy: The Case of Service MNEs in Emerging Economies, Management International Review. 59(4), 515-540. 

Rodgers, P., Vershinina, N., Tarba, S., Stokes, P. and Khan, Z. (2018) Gaining legitimacy through proactive stakeholder management: The Experiences of high-tech women entrepreneurs in Russia, Journal of Business Research. 119: 111-121. 

Paul, H., Bamel, U., Ashok, A. and Stokes, P. (2019) Examining an integrative model of resilience, subjective well-being and commitment as predictors of organizational citizenship behaviors, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 27(4): 1274-1297.

Davoine, E., Barmeyer, C. and Stokes, P. (2019) When the “well-oiled machine” meets the “pyramid of people”: Role perceptions and hybrid working practices of middle managers in a bi-national organization – ARTE, International Journal of Cross-Cultural Management. 19(3): 251-272.

Wankhade, P., Stokes, P., Tarba, S., and Rogers, P. (2019) Work intensification and ambidexterity - the notions of extreme and 'everyday' experiences in emergency contexts: surfacing dynamics in the ambulance service, Public Management Review, 22(1):48-74.

Manning, P., Stokes, P. Tarba, S. and Rodgers, P. (2019) Entrepreneurial stories, narratives and reading – Their role in building entrepreneurial being and behaviour, The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. 21(3): 178-190. 

Yipeng, L., Vrontis, D., Visser, M. Stokes, P. Smith, S. Moore, N,. Thrassou, A.,  Ashta, A.(2020) Talent management and the HR function in cross-cultural mergers and acquisitions: the role and impact of bi-cultural identity, Human Resource Development Review. 31(3): 100744. 

Kraus, P., Stokes, P. Cooper, C., Liu^, L., Moore, N, Britzelmaier, B., Tarba, S-Y. (2020) Cultural Antecedents of Sustainability and Regional Economic Development - A Study of SME ‘Mittelstand’ Firms in Baden-Württemberg (Germany), Entrepreneurship and Regional Development. 32(7-8): 629-653. 

Hughes, M., Hughes, P., Stokes, P., Lee, H., Degbey, W. (2020) Micro-foundations of Organizational Ambidexterity in the Context of Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions, Technological Forecasting & Social Change. 153, 119932. 

Baker, N., Manning, P. Stokes, P. (2020) The ethical challenge of Big Tech’s “disruptive philanthropy”, International Studies in Management and Organisation. 50(3): 271-290. 

Ashta, A., Stokes, P. Hughes, P., Smith, S. (2020) Japanese CEOs Cross-Cultural Management of Customer Value Orientation in India, Management Decision. 59(10): 2355-2368. 

Stokes, P. (2021) On which values should be based corporate culture in the post-Covid-19 world?, Questions de Management?, 31:207-209. 

Brown, T. and Stokes, P. (2021) Events Management as a Community of Practice, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights. 4(2): 224-242. 

Dekel-Dachs, O., Nadja-Janoszka, M., Stokes, P., Simba, A. and Tarba, S. (2021) Searching for a new perspective on institutional voids, networks, and the internationalisation of SMEs in emerging economies: A systematic literature review, International Marketing Review, 38(5): 879-899. 

Vershina, N., Rodgers, P., Khan, Z. and Stokes P. (2021) Small firms’ non-market strategies in response to dysfunctional institutional settings of emerging markets, International Business Review.  31(4), p.101891. 

Cronshaw, S.; Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2021) Online Communities of Practice and doctoral study: working women with children resisting perpetual peripherality, Journal of Further and Higher Education. 46(7), 959-971. 

Kraus, P., Stokes, P. Moore, N., Britzelmaier, B., Tarba, S., Dekel Dachs, O., and Rodgers, P. (2021) The ambidextrous interaction of RBV-KBV and Regional Social Capital and their impact on SME management, Journal of Business Research. 142, 762-774. 

Morin, G and Stokes, P. (2022) Toward a theory of potency, power and function leadership, Revue Internationale de Psychosociologie et de Gestion des Comportements Organisationnels (RIPCO).  28(72), 53-78. 

Moore, N., Rowe, L, Stokes, P., Smith, S., Lichy, J, Rodgers, P. (2022) Exploring intergenerational tensions and technological resilience: A post-pandemic perspective, Production Planning and Control. On-line. 

Ashta, A, Stokes, P, Hughes, P. (2022) Japanese self-initiated expatriates’ adjustment to Indian assignments: the role of traditional values, Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources, on-line. 

Yu, M, Jie, W, Smith, S. and Stokes, P. (2022) Building-up Resilience and Being Effective Leaders in the Workplace—A Systematic Review and Synthesis Model, Leadership & Organization Development Journal,  43 (7): 1098-1117. 

Moorlock, E, Dekel-Dachs, O, Stokes, P. and Larsen, G. (2022) Constructing Consumer-Masstige Brand Relationships in a Volatile Social Reality, Journal of Business Research. 155, 113381. 

Smith, S, Cripps, K, Stokes, P and Hughes, S. (2023) The Principles for (Ir)Responsible Management Education: An Exploration of the Dynamics of Paradox, the Hidden Curriculum, Competencies and Symbolization, Management Learning, on-line. 

Bouguerra, A, Hughes, M, Rodgers, P. Stokes, P, Tatoglu, E and Haldun, I (2023) Confronting the grand challenge of environmental sustainability within supply chains: How can organizational strategic agility drive environmental innovation? Journal of Product Innovation Management. On-line.(accepted June 2023). 

Kraus, P., Stokes, P., Moore, N., Ashta, A and Britzelmaier, B. (2023) An Elite Perspective on Interviewing Entrepreneurs – Methodological Considerations for the Entrepreneurship Field, Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development (on-line - accepted 8.7.23.). 

Ashta, A and Stokes, P. (2023) A Consideration of the Dimensions of Servant Leadership in Inter-cultural Contexts: A Focal Case Study of a UK Executive in Japan., Asian Journal of Business Ethics (on-line – accepted 9.7.23). 

Lichy, J. Kachour, M. and Stokes, P. (2023) Questionning the business model of sustainable wine production: The case of french 'Vallee du Rhone' wine growers, Journal of Cleaner Production (accepted on-line 10.7.23).

Gordon, D, Stokes, P and Beckinsale, M. (2023) Managing post-Brexit/post-Covid extremes in SME businesses – A novel role for curriculum co-creation between SMEs and business schools, Questions de Management?, 45: 151-167.

Cronshaw, S., Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2023) Outside looking in: Gendered roles and the well-being of working student mothers studying for a part-time PhD, Higher Education Quarterly (accepted on-line 18.9.23).

Professor Stokes undertakes inter-disciplinary research involving a number of common themes and concerns around organizational behaviour, ethics, values, beliefs, attitudes, culture and leadership and the strategic trajectories which micro-foundational choices (especially those made in the micro-moment) map out for individuals and organizations. This research has led to publications covering a range of areas, including:

• Leadership, organizational culture – values and ethics
• Training and development
• International business
• Outdoor and adventure-linked management development
• Research paradigms and methodology
• Managing in organizational extremes
• Human resource management
• Strategic change management

• Organizational behaviour, culture and leadership
• Research methodology and philosophies
• Strategic choice and organizational human dynamics

Certificate in Executive and Organizational Coaching. University of Central Lancashire/ Pinna Consulting. 2009-2010

A1 NVQ Assessor Award. City and Guilds, London. 2008

Postgraduate Certificate in Research Degree Supervision. Edge Hill College (Lancaster University) 2000-2001

Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Management. Brunel University, Uxbridge, London. 1995-2000

Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. Edge Hill College (Lancaster University) 1995-1996

Master of Business Administration. Strathclyde Graduate Business School (SGBS), Strathclyde University, Glasgow. 1990-1991

BA (Hons) in Modern Languages (2:1). University of Salford, Greater Manchester. 1986-1990

Advanced Certificate – French. Institute of Linguists. 1985

Higher National Certificate - Business Studies. Lanchester Polytechnic, Coventry (part-time) 1979-1981

Ordinary National Certificate - Business Studies. Coventry  Technical College (part-time) 1977-1979

Business Management Trainee Articles of Apprenticeship. Massey Ferguson UK and Europe (full-time) 1976-1981

Certificate in Office Studies (Distinction - prize awarded). Henley College, Coventry (part-time) 1976-1977

DBA0001 – Literature Review/Writing module for the DBA

Help to Grow Small Business Charter 2022

Extensive doctoral supervision

Executive education courses

Programme Director -  Doctor of Business Administration

Guest lectures and master classes for a range of modules/programmes

Leading Journal Editor Award (2012)

for Editor-in-Chief Role on International Journal of Organizational Analysis. Awarded by Emerald Publishing. 

Outstanding Reviewer Award (2012)

for EuroMed Journal of Business. Awarded by Emerald Publishing.

Stokes, P and Oiry, E (2012) An Evaluation of the Use of Competencies in Human Resource Development – a Historical and Contemporary Recontextualisation, Euromed Journal of Business 7(1):4-23.

[Awarded best paper in journal at 2013 EuroMed Conference]

Smith, S and Stokes, P (2014)Exploring the impact of Investors in People: A Focus on Training and Development, Job Satisfaction, and Awareness of the Standard, Employee Relations, 36(3): 266-279.

[CABS level 2* journal – Highly Commended Paper Award – Emerald Publishing Awards 2015]

2015 - Nominated in the University of Chester Student Awards for the following categories:  ‘Most helpful feedback’, ‘Most innovative lecturer’, ‘Outstanding postgraduate supervisor’

2018 – Winner of the Award for Research Excellence: Inspirational Researcher Award at the Research Oscars – Faculty of Business and Law, Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, Leicester, UK (this award was voted by the 30 members of the faculty professoriate).

2021 - Excellence in Supervision Award - Oscars - Faculty of Business and Law.

2015-2018 Board member of the Spiritual Capital Development Company (London)

2014-2015: Institute of Directors (IOD)

2014-present: British Standards Institute/Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development – Member of Human Capital Standards Committee

2006-present: UK Country Director of the EuroMed Research Business Institute

2006-present: Vice-President of the EuroMed Research Business Institute

2010-present: Senior Fellow of the EuroMed Research Business Institute

2014: Sponsored invitation to the Arab Knowledge Summit, Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Educational Foundation, Dubai, UAE

2009-present: Editor in Chief of the Editorial Board - International Journal of Organizational Analysis (Emerald Publishing)

2016-2020: Associate Editor - Journal of Creating Value (Sage Publications)

2016-present: Editorial Board Member – Journal of Knowledge Management

2014-present: Member of Comité d’Orientation, Revue Management & Avenir 

2014-present: Editorial Board Member, Management et Science Sociales, Kedge Business School (Bordeaux/Marseille, France)

2008-present: Editorial Board Member of the EuroMed Journal of Business (Emerald)

2008-present: Editorial Board Member of the Journal of the Slovenian Academy of Management - Dynamic Relationships Management Journal

2011-2014: Track Chair for the Sustainable and Responsible Special Interest Group -British Academy of Management   

2006: Nominated member of the Advanced Institute of Management - ESRC Research Development Initiative (RDI)

Professor Stokes holds senior roles and is actively involved in the work of a number of international bodies and associations:

Chartered Management institute – Fellow

 

PFHEA – Fellow

EMRBI - Euromed Research Business Institute – Vice-President and Senior Fellow

AGRH - Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines – UK Ambassador

BAM - British Academy of Management – Research Methodology SIG – Committee Member

BSI - British Standards Institute – Human Capital Standards Committee – Co-opted Committee Member.

Articles of Apprenticeship (1981 - Massey Ferguson Ltd and Freeman of the City of Coventry. 

A range of projects are in process including (but by no means exclusively or  comprehensively):

Character in organization and management in the 21st century

Organizational ambidexterity and extremes.

The DBA Student Event Day in June each year

Stokes, P. (1999) ‘Stories as Research’, Paper delivered to the Doctoral Programme Research Seminar, The University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 18 March. 

Stokes, P. (1999) ‘Observations as a Lived Experience’, Paper given as part of the Research Methodology Programme (Masters in Management Development), Edge Hill (Lancaster University) 25, March.

Stokes, P. (2001) ‘The Tortured Domain: Oppression and Narratives in Outdoor Management Development Communities’, Paper presented at the “Narratives of Oppressors and Narratives of Oppressed” Stream at the International Critical Management Studies Conference, UMIST, Manchester, July 11-13.

Stokes, P. (2001) ‘Perilous Journey: The Odyssey of Narrative in Outdoor Management Development’, Double refereed paper presented in “Sub Theme 1: Narratives We Organize By” in the European Group for Organizational Studies (EGOS) 17^th Colloquium, Université de Lyon (II & III), Lyon, France, July 5-8.

Stokes, P. (2002) ‘Politicising Mountains: Comparative Anglo-Saxon and Gallic Action and Reaction to the Use of the Outdoor Management Development Programmes.’, Double refereed paper presented at the Standing Workgroup No.2 “Management Ideas and Organizational Politics”(Profs, L.Engwall/M.Kipping) in the European Group  for Organizational Studies (EGOS) 18^th Colloquium, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain, July 4-6.

Stokes, P. (2002) ‘OMD ‘Technologies’: Accelerating Organizational Effectiveness or Just Orchestrating Manoeuvres in the Dark?’, 20^th Anniversary Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism: Speed: Research and Representation in the Age of the Instantaneous Organization, International Business School, Budapest, Hungary, July 10-13.

Greenbank, P. Mercer, J and Stokes, P. (2002) ‘Undergraduate Work Experience: An Alternative Approach’, poster presentation and accompanying paper, The Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, 3^rd Annual Conference, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, 26-28 June. 

Stokes, P. (2002) ‘The Reflexive Learner, Personal Journals, Portfolios and Narratives’ PG Certificate in Research Degree Supervision Programme, Edge Hill College, Lancaster University, 29 October.

Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2003) ‘Lived Experience on Doctoral Programmes’, Knowledge and Management Stream, British Academy of Management Conference, Harrogate, September.

Stokes, P. (2004) ‘Outdoor Management Development – Pourquoi Pas?: An Anglo-French Comparative Study of “Alternative” Human Resource Development Approaches’, Human Resource Management/Culture and Comparative Management Stream, Irish Academy of Management Conference, Trinity College Dublin, 1-3 September.

Dereli, C. and Stokes P (2004) ‘Exploring the Tension Between the Scientific and the Spiritual in the Age of Modernism: Implications for Management Theory in the Era of Postmodernity, Art of Management and Organization Conference, ESCP-EAP European School of Management, Paris, 7-10 September.

Martin, L and Stokes, P. (2005) ‘Reading lists: A Study of Tutor and Student Perceptions, Expectations and Realities’, Third International Conference of the Centre for Learning and Teaching Research, 21 January, Edge Hill College (Lancaster University).

Stokes, P and McCulloch, A (2005) ‘Student Doctoral Process: A Re-Focusing of the “How to…(Get a Ph.D) Literature’, Third International Conference of the Centre for Learning and Teaching Research, 21 January, Edge Hill College (Lancaster University).

Stokes, P (2005) ‘Outdoor management development and Anglo-Saxon representations: - stories exploring the sense-making boundaries of physical and psychological excess’, The Standing Conference on Organisational Symbolism XXIII, The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, 8-10 July.

Stokes, P. (2005) ‘The “Militarizing” of Organization and Management Studies: Reconnoitring the Terrain – Possibilities for Reshaping the Battlefield?’ in the stream: “Militarizing Organizations: Recontextualising and Reconceptualising the Military in Organizational Theory and Lives”, 4^th International Critical Management Studies Conference, Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge, July.  

Stokes P. (2005) ‘Militarization and Management” The Annual Research Seminar Series, Edge Hill (Lancaster University), 20 October.

Stokes, P. (2006) ‘The Cross-Cultural Transfer of Outdoor Management Development – A Critical Commentary on the Consequences of the Marginalisation of Anglo-Saxon representations in Outdoor Pursuits and Outdoor Education’, paper presented at The Third International Outdoor Education Research Conference, UCLan-Penrith, 4-7 July.

Stokes, P. (2006) ‘Effecting Genocide: A Call for a Deeper Questionning of ‘Ugly’ Silences on Genocidal Acts and Episodes in Organization and Management Studies’, paper presented at the SCOS XXIV The Good, the BAD and the Ugly: Organizations and Demons, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 12-15 July.

McCulloch, A. and Stokes, P. (2006) ‘Supporting Doctoral Training for All Researchers: The Possibilities of E-Delivery’, paper presented at Workshop 5, UK GRAD Fifth Annual Conference – Profiting from Postgraduate Talent, Guoman Tower, London, E1, September 7.

Stokes, P. (2006) ‘Outdoor Management Development as Organizational Transformation: An Anglo-French Comparative Study of Paradoxical Experience in the Application of Alternative Human Resource Development Approaches’ paper presented at the XVII Congrès Annual de l’Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines, RMS-IAE de Lille, November 16-17.

Stokes. P. (2007) ‘Competencies in the United Kingdom – An Organization and Management Theory Historical Contextualisation’ paper presented (in French) at AGRH-GRACCO, Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers, Paris, March 16. 

McCulloch, A. and Stokes, P. (2007) ‘Power Relations and the Research Student Experience: Unexplored Dimensions’, paper presented at Leading the Way – Postgraduate Skills Training in the NW Conference (UK Grad Programme-NW Hub), Manchester Town Hall, Manchester, 25^th May. 

Stokes, P. (2007) ‘Lessons from Genocide – Recontextualising Organizational Misbehaviour in Organization and Management Studies’ paper presented at: ‘Genocide, Individuals and Organization - Choices, Actions and Consequences for Contemporary Contexts’ Sub-theme no.10 at the 23^rd EGOS Colloquium, Wirtschaftuniversitat Wien, Vienna, Austria, ‘Beyond Waltz: Dances of Individuals and Organisations’, July 5-7. 

Stokes, P. (2007) ‘A Consideration of Issues in the Application of Theoretical Tools and Models in Human Resource Development Approaches: A View from the Field’ XVIII Congrès Annual de l’Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines (AGRH) Université de Fribourg, Switzerland, 19-21 September.

Stokes, P. (2008) ‘Theoretical Models, Practical Tools and Actors – A Consideration of Relationships in Experiential Human Resource Development Approaches: A View from the Field’, 8^th European Academy of Management (EURAM) – Managing Diversity: European Destiny and Hope, Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia/IDEC Bled School of Management, 14-17 May. 

Stokes, P., and Martin, L. (2008) ‘Reading Lists: A Study of Tutor and Student Perceptions, Expectations and Realities’, 7^th CLTR conference – Transformations: Developing Learners and Learning Environments, Edge Hill University, 4 June. 

Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A (2008) ‘Representation, Narrative and the Doctoral Process’, The Narrative Practitioner - 2^nd International Conference, North East Wales Institute of Higher Education, Wrexham, 23-25 June.

Stokes, P. (2009) ‘An Evaluation of the Emergent Management Approaches in Relation to the Use of Competencies in Human Resources Development in the United Kingdom – a Historical and Contemporary Contextualisation’, XX Congrès de l’Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines, Université Toulouse -1/ESC Toulouse, 9-11 September

Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2010) ‘A Generational and Construct Analysis of the “How to Get a PhD…” Literature: Towards a Classification of the Genre’, 9^th Quality of Postgraduate Research: Educating Researchers for the 21^stCentury, Graduate Research School, Edith Cowan University, Adelaide, Australia 13^th-16^th April.

Stokes, P and Oiry, E. (2010) ‘An investigation into the lived experience of competences in human resource development in the United Kingdom -  A historical and contemporary contextualisation, 3^rd Annual EuroMed Conference at the EuroMed Academy of Business – Business Developments Across Countries and Cultures, University of Nicosia, Cyprus, 4^th-5^th November.

Cockrill, C, Counsel, N. and Stokes, P. (2011) ‘The Influence of Servicescape on Counterfeit Purchasing: An Exploratory Study’, World Marketing Congress, Reims, France, 19-23 July. 

Stokes, P. (2011) The Janus Dialectic of Corporate Sustainability and Corporate Unsustainability - Micro and Macro-Perspectives on Choice and Responsibility in Change and Transformation The Second Chester Forum -  Sustainable Business and Public Affairs, Bank of America/University of Chester,  19^th-20^th May.

Stokes, P. and Harris, P, (2011) The Janus Dialectic of Sustainability and Unsustainability – Micro-Moments, Choice, Responsibility and Change, The Sustainability Challenge: Organisational Change and Transformational Vision,  Ashridge International Research Conference. 

Stokes, P. (2013) ‘Sustainable and Responsible Organizational Behaviour for the Twenty-First Century: Trajectories, Challenges and Grey Zones and the role of Micro-Moments, Inaugural Professorial Lecture, University of Chester, 26^th November.

Lichy, J., Merle, K. Stokes, P. and Groelich, V. (2014) ‘Catching the technology wave: an enquiry into perceptions and usage of ICT in higher education – Implications for HRD’, XVeme Congres de l’Association de Gestion des Ressources Humaines, University of Chester, Chester, UK, 5-7 November.

Kraus, P., Britzelmaier, B., Moore, N. and Stokes, P. (2015) ‘A Critique of the Business Case Logic for Sustainability: Attitudes towards Sustainability in Germany from a Consumer Point of View’,  Pforzheim Hochschule, Germany, NIBES, 2015 Research session: Thinking Sustainable Future.

Brown, T. and Stokes, P. (2015) ‘Event Management Models: Problems and Perspectives’, Association for Events Management Education, Falmouth, 16-17 July. 

Moss, D., Sriramesh, K., Stokes, P.,Aparecida- Ferrari, A., Likely, F., Regeer, B. (2015) ‘Awakening a Sleeping Issue :Communication Department  Structure’, An International Study, 22nd International Public Relations Research Symposium
BLEDCOM 2015 - July 3 – 4.

[paper derived from major global report produced by authorial team for the International Association of Business Communicators, USA]

Liu, Y., Cooper, C., Sarala, R., Stokes, P., Tarba, S. Xing, Y. (2015) Professional Development Workshop (PDW): ‘The Human Side of Collaborative Partnerships’, American Academy of Management Conference (AOM), Vancouver, August 2015.

Stokes, P. (2015) ‘Putting pen to paper – starting out in research’, Chester Business School Research Conference, University of Chester, September 7.

Scott, T., Scott, P., Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., Ward, T. (2015)‘Reconceptualising the Consumer Journey in the Digital Age – An Exploratory Study of the United Kingdom Retail Sector’, EuroMed Conference – University of Verona, Italy, September 18-20. 

Rowland, C., Hall, R. and Stokes, P. (2015) ‘New Thoughts on Leadership in Turbulent Times’, EuroMed Conference – University of Verona, Italy, September 18-20.

Hickman, M., Gray, P., Inkster, A., Passenger, N., Stokes P., and Beard, C. (2015) ‘Improving employability through research Informed Learning: enhancing student engagement on a vocational outdoor degree’, Inspire: Sharing great practice in Social Science teaching and learning Annual Social Sciences Conference2015, Higher Education Academy, The Studio, Manchester, 3-4 December.

Stokes, P. (2015) ,The Idea of Strategic Ambidexterity: Recognition, Understanding, Application and the Role of the Micro-Moment, Visiting Professor Guest Speaker Seminar Series, Edge Hill University, 20 October.

Stokes, P. (2016) ‘Emergent Oppositions, Dialectics and Juxtapositions in the Literature in Relation to Business Schools and Responsible Leadership’, British Academy of Management - Responsible Leadership Collaboratory (A joint initiative with BAM Leadership & Leadership Development and Sustainable Responsible Business SIGs), Tuesday 19th July, 2016 Henley Business School, Greenlands, Henley-on-Thames. 

Stokes, P., Wankhade, P. and Tarba, S. (2017) ‘Ambidexterity, interoperability and the extreme and normal experiences in emergency service contexts: surfacing dynamics, dialectics and trajectories, 10^th International Critical Management Studies Conference, 3^rd-5^th July, Liverpool/Edgehill University.

Rosser, S., Hickman, M., Inkster, A. & Stokes, P. (2018). ‘Understanding successful ageing through ‘Nature Challenge Activities’: Insights from older adult climbers, cavers and sea kayakers aged 55+’. Paper presented at the International Conference for Coach Education for Adventure Sports Performance. Plas Y Brenin, North Wales. 11^th-12^th January.  

Cronshaw, S., Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2018) ‘Mothers doing Doctorates’, 13^th Quality in Postgraduate Research Conference (QPR2018), 17-19 April 2018 National Wine Centre, Adelaide, Theme: Impact, Engagement, and Doctoral Education.

Ashta, A., Stokes, P. and Hughes, P. (2018) ‘An examination of the role of compassion in Japanese MNC’s leadership in India’, 4^th International Management Conference on Advances in Management Through Research, Innovation and Technology, FIIB Campus, New Delhi, 19-20 December, 2018. 

Cronshaw, S, Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2020) ‘Outside Looking In: Identity, Well-Being and the role of Perpetual Peripherality in working student mother’s experiences of the part-time PhD’, 14^th Quality in Postgraduate Research Conference, University of South Australia, Adelaide, 21-23 April.

Cronshaw, S, Stokes, P. and McCulloch, A. (2021) ‘Outside Looking In: Marginalisation of working student mothers in Higher Education and the impact on their well-being’,  2nd International Conference on the Mental Health & Wellbeing of Postgraduate Researchers, 17-21 May. 

Stokes, P (2021) ‘What are your views on leadership?’, FOBISIA@Nexus Student Leadership Summit, Nexus International School Malaysia, Malaysia, 7^th May. 

Stokes, P. (2021) ‘Engaging with Genocide and Extremes: Lessons for the Everyday’, Guelph Rotary Club Talk, Guelph, Canada, 7^th May.

 Yahiaoui, D, Jiang, C, Stokes, P. and Pereira, V. (2023) Coping with informal networks in human resource management in emerging markets: Case of Tunisia, Lebanon and China, 4th International Conference of the HR Division, Academy of Management (USA), South Africa, 31^st May 31-2^nd June.

 Gordon, D. Stokes, P and Beckinsale, M. (2023) Rethinking university marketing curriculum formation as a co-creation process between universities and SMEs. National Teaching Fellows Symposium, Leicester 20^th-21^st April.

 Gordon, D. Stokes, P and Beckinsale, M. (2023). Marketing curriculum design: A need to revolutionise pedagogic approaches? Rethinking University Marketing Curriculum Formation as a Co-Creation Process Between Universities and SMEs: Challenges, Processes, and Benefits for Graduate Employability. Academy of Marketing Conference, 3^rd-6^th July, Birmingham.

 

Conference Stream and Round Table Design, Convenorships and Chairing.

Stokes, P. (1998) Convenor – Second Annual Conference on Change, Choices and Challenges: What do we do Now to Prepare for the Future? (Keynote Speaker – Professor Tom Cannon), Edge Hill University College, Ormskirk, 8 July. 

Stokes P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J. (2005) Design, Co-Convening and Organization for the stream: ‘Militarizing Organizations: Recontextualising and Reconceptualising the Military in Organizational Theory and Lives’, 4^thInternational Critical Management Studies Conference, Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge, July.   

Gabriel, Y., Hilaire, C., Stokes P. and Wilson, J. (2007) ‘Genocide, Individuals and Organization - Choices, Actions and Consequences for Contemporary Contexts’ Sub-theme no.10 at the 23^rd EGOS Colloquium, Wirtschaftuniversitat Wien, Vienna, Austria, ‘Beyond Waltz: Dances of Individuals and Organisations’, July 5-7. 

McCulloch A, Reynolds, P. and Stokes P. (2007) Organisation, Seminar Convening and Discussion Leadership for the Graduate Education and the Role of the Intellectual – 2^nd Annual Seminar of the International Journal of Graduate Education, Edge Hill College University, 28 September.

Stokes, P. Lee, B and Cassell, C. (2008) ‘The British Academy of Management Research Methodology Special Interest Group Third Annual Workshop on Teaching, UCLan,  

Stokes, P, Ryding, D, Harry, W. and Winterton, J. (2008) Stream Co-Convenorship ‘Cross Cultural Interactions and Transformations in Learning, Training and Development in the Mediterranean Region: Implications for Practice, The EuroMed Academy of Business 1st Annual EuroMed Conference - European and Mediterranean Trends and  Challenges in the 21^st Century, Marseille, France, November 17-18.

Stokes, P, and Lichy, J. (2009) ICAR Research Seminar – Organizational Change and Development, IDRAC Université Professionelle International Rene Cassin (UPIL), Lyon, France, April. 

Stokes, P. and Dereli, C. (2009) Workshop ‘Revisiting CMS Manifestos: Challenging to Re-Build – A Debate and Workshop’, International Critical Management Studies Conferences, Warwick University, July.

Worthington, F. Boden, R, Waring, M and Stokes, P (2009) Stream Convenorship on Academic Identities and work Organization at the European Academy of Management, University of Liverpool, July.

Stokes, P. (2009) Organizational Behaviour in Mediterranean Contexts Stream, 2^nd EuroMed Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Business, University of Salerno, Italy, October 25-28.

Stokes, P, and Lichy, J. (2010)  ICAR Research Seminar – Blended Learning, IDRAC Université Professionelle International Rene Cassin (UPIL), Lyon, France, April 14.

Stokes, P.et al. (2010) Guest journal editor on ‘Meet the Editors Session’ panel at the International Association of Cross-Cultural Management Conference, UCLan, Preston, 23 June.

Stokes, P. (2010) Organizational Behaviour in Mediterranean Contexts Stream, 3^rd EuroMed Conference of the EuroMed Academy of Business, University of  Nicosia, Cyprus, November 4-5.

Stokes, P. (2011) ‘The Trouble with Management and Organization: Recontextualising Perspectives on Culture, Values and Attitudes’, GLION. Les Roches-Gruyères, Bulle, Switzerland, March 9.

Stokes, P. (2011) ‘Collaborating for Business Success: Working with Business Schools’ Presentation to the Institute of Directors (Cheshire Branch), November 25.

Stokes, P. (2011) ‘Re-Engineering Organisations as Sustainable Business’, The Second Chester Forum - Sustainable Business and Public Affairs, Bank of America/University of Chester, 19^th-20^th May.

Stokes, P et al (2012) ‘Organizational Changes for Dynamic Stability’, 2nd International Conference on Management and Organization, - The Slovenian Academy of Management, June 8–9, 2012 Congress Center Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia.

Brooks, S, Caulfield, P, Stokes, P. (2012) ‘Sustainable and Responsible Business Track’, British Academy of Management: Building and Sustaining High Performance Organisations in a Challenging Environment, University of Cardiff, 11^th-13^th September.

Stokes. P. and Visser, M. (2012) Co-Chairs for the Track: Organizational Behaviour: ‘Re-assessing Theory, Analysis, Cases and Practice’, 5^th Annual EuroMed Conference, Glion-Montreux, Switzerland, October 4^th-5^th. 

Stokes, P, Potts, C, Wells, J. (2012) ‘How Can Chester Businesses Benefit From the City’s New Theatre’, University of Chester, 6^th November.

Stokes, P et al (2014) The 3^rd international conference: ‘Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning’, 6-7 June at Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia – member of programme committee. 

Stokes et al. (2014) Conference Chair and Organiser - XVeme Congres de l’Association de Gestion des Ressources Humaines, University of Chester, Chester, UK, 5-7 November.

Yipeng, L., Cooper, C., Sarala, R., Stokes, P., Xing, Y., Tarba, S., Junni, P., Ahammad, M. (2015) ‘The Human Side of Collaborative Partnerships’, Professional Development Workshop, British Academy of Management conference, Portsmouth September.

Yipeng, L., Sarala, R., Stokes, P., Yijunjing, Tarba, S., Junni, P., Ahammad, M. (2015) Professional Development Workshop – ‘The Human Side of Collaborative Partnerships’, Academy of Management Meeting, Vancouver, BC, Canada, August 7-11.

Clarkson, G., Stokes, P and Tarba, S. (2016) Publishing your Research Methodology Paper, Eighth ‘Sharing our Struggles’ Workshop, Research Methodology Special Interest Group – British Academy of Management, 9^th December, Leeds University Business School. 

Visser, M, Stokes, P, Ortenblad, A. and Tarba, S. (2017) The Performative University: ‘Targets and Terror’ in Academia (Stream18), 10^th International Critical Management Studies Conference, 3^rd-5^th July, Liverpool/Edgehill University. 

Stokes, P. (2017) Chair – Organizational Behaviour Track/Meet the Editor’s Session, Global and national business theories and practice: bridging the past with the future 10^th Annual Conference of the Euromed Academy of Business, Rome, Italy,13-15 September 2017.

Power, M; Baker, C and Stokes (2017), P. Beliefs, Values and Worldviews at Work, 10 Years After the Crash, Royal Society for the Arts (RSA), London, 14 September.

Stokes, P, (2018) Invited to Panel Discussion: Corporate Social Responsibility, Capacity Building and Developing Critical Skills for Regional Development in West Africa, Talent Agenda Series West Africa, Radisson Blu Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria, 25^th-26^th April. 

Stokes, P, (2018) Invited to Panel Discussion: Creating a Culture of Leadership in Africa, Talent Agenda Series West Africa, Radisson Blu Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria, 25^th-26^th April. 

Visser, M., Örtenblad, A., Jones, D., Deem, R.,Tarba, S-Y., Stokes, P., Rodgers, R (2018) The Performative University - ‘Targets and Terror’ in Academia: Implications for Learning in Business and Management Contexts,  Management Learning Journal Special Issue Workshop ,17^th July Bournemouth University. [n.b. A workshop team organised to support and promote a special issue secured in Management Learning Journal – forthcoming in 2019 involving a team assembled of academics from:

Radboud University, The Netherlands; Nord University, Norway; Bournemouth University, UK; Royal Holloway (University of London). UK; University of Birmingham, UK; Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, UK; Leicester University, UK.] 

Stokes, P. et al (2019) Co-Founder and Co-Convenor of the First Global Conference on Creating Value, Leicester Castle Business School, Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, 23-24 May.

Mills, S., and Stokes, P. (2019) Co-convenor/co-ordinator - Sharing our Struggles – Research Methodology SIG – British Academy of Management Seminar, Leicester Castle Business School, Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, 21 November.

Stokes P. et al (2020) Co-convenor/co-ordinator – Second Global Conference on Creating Value, Gabelli Business School, Fordham University, New York, 14-15 May.

Stokes, P. (2021) Distinguished Speaker Speech (online)  - receipt of an Academic Nominated and awarded an Academic Excellence Award (Feb 2021) by Amity University, Delhi, India.

 Stokes, P. (Principal Convenor) Virmani, S, Atiase, V., Cronshaw, S and Buckley, D, (2022) Alternative Research Methods: Untangling Research Rhetorics and Publishing Realities, British Academy of Management – Research Methodology SIG Seminar, On-line, 29^th June. (Prof Mark Saunders – Chair – 79 attendees).

 Stokes, P. (2023) Reconciling cultural dilemmas: recognising and respecting cultural differences, University of Kitakyushu, 18^th April, Japan.

 

Additional Conference/Seminar Attendance.

2002  ‘The Future of Business and Management Research in the United Kingdom, Association of Business Schools/British Academy of Management, UMIST Conference Centre, 30 April. 

2002 Conference on Archive Resources in the North West in Association with the Regional Archive Council, Edge Hill, 25 January.

2002 Guest attendee at the inaugural lecture of Gabriel, Y. (Prof. of  Organisation Theory) “Glass Palaces and Glass Cages: Organisations in Times of Flexible Work, Fragmented Consumption and Fragile Selves”, The Management School, Imperial College London, 12 March.

2003 4^th Storytelling Seminar, Cass Business School, City University, London, 1 July. 

2003 and 2004 NW Hub of the UKGRAD Conference, Manchester.

2004 British Academy of Management/Advanced Institute of Management, “Paper Publishing Two-Day Workshop”, London Business School, 4 April.

2006 Advanced Institute for Management Research Capacity Development Initiative, Leeds University, 17 March.

2006 Research Capacity Workshops, University of Central Lancashire, (29 and 30 March).

2006 Research Methodologies in Business and Management workshop, Sheffield University (6 April). 

2006 ‘Circulation, Editorial and Promotions’ Conference, Manchester, 27 March as part of a familiarization process for the e-learning research methods project.

2006 GDR GRACCO ‘Attitudes, comportements et competences dans les sciences de la Gestion – quelles relations avec quels effets entre les quatre composantes de la gestion des Competences?’ at the  XVII Congrès Annuel de l’Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines, RMS-IAE de Lille, November 16-17. 

2006 GDR GRACCO, Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers, Paris, March 16.

2006 ‘Lightening the Load, Increasing the Learning – Making Assessment Manageable’ Workshop by Professor Phil Race, 15 September, University of Central Lancashire.

2007 Stewart Clegg ‘Theorising as if Power Matters’, Friday 20 April, 2-5pm, University of Liverpool Management School. 

2009 Jonathan Adams of Evidence Ltd – ‘The Research Excellence Framework’, The UCLan University Conference, 23-27 June.

2010 Dr Jessica Lichy IDRAC,Lyon)  ‘Inner City vs Suburban Internet Use’, Chester Business School Research Seminar Programme, 15^th December

2011 Andy Lyon (CBS) ‘ Perceptions of Sustainable Tourism Development in the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, S Africa, Chester Business School Research Seminar Programme, 12^th January.

2011 Jon Talbot (CBS) ‘Being Clear about Practitioner Enquiry: The Logic of Situated Knowledge Generation’, Chester Business School Research Seminar Programme, 16^th March. 

2011 Dr Neil Moore (CBS) ‘The Football Match Day Event Life Cycle: Towards a Management Model, Chester Business School Research Seminar Programme, 18^th May.

2011 His Excellency Hatem Atallah, Ambassador of Tunisia to the United Kingdom, ‘Perspectives on Tunisia and Tourism’, Chester Business School, University of Chester, 24^th June.

2013 Fanmakers’ Guild Annual Dinner, guest of honour, Skinners’ Guild Hall, London, 12^th June.

2014  Reflections of a 2012 Lord Mayor: Jubilee, Olympics and All Other Stuff, Cass Business School – Haberdashers’ Hall, London, 14, May.

2014 Sustaining Leadership: Ensuring Succession, Praesta, The Royal Aeronautical Society, London, 15^th October.

2015 Operations, Strategy and Risk: A Process Journey, Inaugural lecture by Professor Lawrence Bellamy, 22^nd January, Warrington Management School, Warrington. 

2016 World Traders’ Tacitus Lecture, ‘A New International Monetary System in a New World Order’ by Sir Paul Tucker, Guildhall, London, 25^th February.

2017 Chartered ABD Diversity Workshop, Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, 19 January.

2018 World Traders’ Tacitus Lecture, ‘The world is Our Oyster? Britain’s Future Trading Relationships’ by Sir Simon Fraser, Guildhall, London, 23rd February.

2018 Chartered Management Institute – HE Conference, ETC Venues, Bishopsgate, London EC2, 21^st February. 

2018 London Leadership Summit, London Stock Exchange, The City, London, 16^th March. 

2018 Liverpool Ambassadors’ Assembly, Liverpool’s World Museum – Exhibition and Meeting - China’s First Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors, 21^st March.

2019 Positive Ageing and HR Response, Leicester Castle Business School, De Montfort University, 1st May.

2021 Liverpool Ambassadors’ Assembly, The Pandemic Institute, The Spine, 17^th  October.

 2022 The Lord Mayor of the City of London – Platinum Jubilee Dinner/ ABF TheSoldiers’ Charity event, The Guildhall, London, 7^th April.

 

See Key Articles Information and Key Outputs Sections

Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J. (2007) Introduction: Militarization and International Business? in Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J (Eds) (2007) in the special Issue on Militarization and International Business Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1): 5-10. 

Stokes, P. (2007) The “Militarizing” of Organization and Management Studies: Reconnoitring the Tensions – Problems and Possibilities for Reshaping the Terrain? in Stokes, P., Bishop, R and Phillips, J (Eds) (2007) in the special Issue on ‘Militarization and International Business “Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1): 11-26. 

Stokes, P. and Martin, L. (2008) Reading Lists: A Study of Tutor and Student Perceptions, Expectations and Realities, Studies in Higher Education, 33(2): 113-125.        

Stokes, P. and Gabriel Y. (2010) Engaging with Genocide – the Challenge for Organization and Management Studies, Organization, 17(4): 461-480. 

Stokes, P and Harris, P. (2012), Micro-Moments, Choice and Responsibility in Sustainable Organizational Change and Transformation – The Janus Dialectic, The Journal of Organizational Change Management, 25(4):595-611. 

Mathews, M. and Stokes, P. (2013) The Creation of Trust – The Interplay of Rationality, Institutions and Exchange, Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 25(9-10): 845-866. 

Smith, S, Stokes, P & Wilson, J. (2013) Exploring the impact of Investors in People: A Focus on Training and Development, Job Satisfaction, and Awareness of the Standard, Employee Relations, 36(3): 266-279. – Highly Commended Paper Award – Emerald Publishing Awards 2015].

Stokes, P. Moore, N, Mathews, M, Moss, D, and Smith, S., Liu, Y (2015) The Micro-Dynamics of Intra-Organizational and Individual Behavior and their Role in Organizational Ambidexterity Boundaries, Human Resource Management (USA), 54(1): 63-86. 

Stokes, P, Liu, Y., Smith, S., Leidner, S., Moore, N. and Rowland, C. (2015) Managing talent across advanced and emerging economies: HR issues and challenges in a Sino-German strategic collaboration, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 27(20): 2310-2338. 

Rao-Nicholson, R., Khan, Z., Stokes, P. (2015) Making great minds think alike: Emerging market multinational firms’ leadership effects on targets’ employee psychological safety after cross-border mergers and acquisitions, International Business Review, 25(1):103-113. 

Stokes, P., Baker, C., and Lichy, J. (2016) The Role of embedded individual values, belief and attitudes and spiritual capital in shaping everyday postsecular organizational culture, European Management Review, 13(1): 37-51. 

Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., M.J. Larson and Brindley, C. (2017) Organizational Ambidexterity and the Emerging-to-Advanced Economy Nexus: Cases from Private Higher Education Operators in the UK, Thunderbird International Business Review, 59(3): 333-348.

Cooper, C., Stokes, P., Liu, Y, and Tarba, S. (2017) of Micro-Foundations of Organizational Behavior and Sustainability:  Issues, Drivers and Trajectories? Journal of Organizational Behavior (JOB-USA) 

Tarba, S. Ahammad, F., Junni, P.Stokes, P., Morag, O. (2017) The Impact of Organizational Culture Differences, Synergy Potential, and Autonomy Granted to the Acquired Hightech Firms on the M&A Performance, Group & Organization Management. 44(3): 483-520. 

Lichy, J and Stokes, P. (2018) Questioning the Validity of Cross-Cultural Frameworks in a Digital Era: The Emergence of New Approaches to Culture in the Online Environment, International Studies in Organisation and Management, 48(1):121-136. 

Ashta, A, Stokes, P and Hughes, P. (2018) Change Management in Indo-Japanese Cross-Cultural Collaborative Contexts: Parallels between Traditional Indian Philosophy and Contemporary Japanese Management, Journal of Organizational Change Management.  31(1): 154-172. 

Manning, P., Stokes, P. Visser, M., Rowland, C., and Tarba, S. (2018) Dark Open Innovation in a Criminal Organizational Context: the Case of Madoff’s Ponzi Fraud, Management Decision. 56(6):1445-1462. 

Ullah, S, Wang, Z., Stokes, P., Xiao, W. (2018) Risk Perceptions and Risk Management Approaches of Chinese Overseas Investors: An Empirical Investigation, Research in International Business and Finance. 47, 470-486. 

Stokes, P., Smith, S, Ward, T., Moore, N., Rowland, C., Ward, T. and Cronshaw, S. (2018) Resilience and the (Micro-)Dynamics of Organizational Ambidexterity: Implications for Strategic HRM, International Journal of Human Resource Management, 30(8): 1287-1322. 

Rodgers, P, Stokes, P, Tarba, S and Khan, Z. (2018), The Role of Non-market Strategies in Establishing Legitimacy: The Case of Service MNEs in Emerging Economies, Management International Review. 59(4), 515-540. 

Rodgers, P. Vershinina, N., Tarba, S, Stokes, P and Khan, Z (2018) Gaining legitimacy through proactive stakeholder management: The Experiences of high-tech women entrepreneurs in Russia, Journal of Business Research. 

Davoine, E., Barmeyer, C. and Stokes, P. (2019) When the “well-oiled machine” meets the “pyramid of people”: Role perceptions and hybrid working practices of middle managers in a bi-national organization – ARTE, International Journal of Cross-Cultural Management. 19(3), 251-272. 

Wankhade, P. Stokes, P, Tarba, S and Rogers, P. (2019) Work intensification and Ambidexterity - the Notions of Extreme and ‘Everyday’ Experiences in Emergency Contexts: Surfacing Dynamics in the Ambulance Service, Public Management Review. 1-27. 

Manning, P., Stokes, P. Tarba, S and Rodgers, P. (2019) Entrepreneurial stories, narratives and reading – Their role in building entrepreneurial being and behaviour, The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. 

Wankhade, P. Stokes, P, Tarba, S and Rogers, P. (2019) Work intensification and Ambidexterity - the Notions of Extreme and ‘Everyday’ Experiences in Emergency Contexts: Surfacing Dynamics in the Ambulance Service, Public Management Review 

Yipeng, L., Vrontis, D., Visser, M. Stokes, P. Smith, S. Moore, N,. Thrassou, A.,  Ashta, A.(2020) Talent management and the HR function in cross-cultural mergers and acquisitions: the role and impact of bi-cultural identity, Human Resource Development Review 

Kraus, P., Cooper, C., Stokes, P., Liu^, L., Moore, N, Britzelmaier, B., Tarba, S-Y. (2020) Cultural Antecedents of Sustainability and Regional Economic Development - A Study of SME ‘Mittelstand’ Firms in Baden-Württemberg (Germany), Entrepreneurship and Regional Development,

Hughes, M., Hughes, P., Stokes, P., Lee, H., Degbey, W. (2020) Micro-foundations of Organizational Ambidexterity in the Context of Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions, Technological Forecasting & Social Change 

Baker, N., Manning, P. Stokes, P. (2020) The ethical challenge of Big Tech’s “disruptive philanthropy”, International Studies in Management and Organisation,

Ashta, A, Stokes, P/. Hughes, P., Smith, S. (2020) Japanese CEOs Cross-Cultural Management of Customer Value Orientation in India, Management Decision, 

Dekel-Dachs, O, Nadja-Janoszka, M, Stokes, P., Simba, A. and Tarba, S. (2021) Searching for a new perspective on institutional voids, networks, and the internationalisation of SMEs in emerging economies: A systematic literature review, International Marketing Review, 

Special Issues

Stokes, P. Bishop, R. Phillips, J. (Eds) (2007) Special Issue on Militarization and International Business in Critical Perspectives on International Business, 3(1):5-102. 

Jones, D., Visser, M., Stokes, P., Ortenblad, A,, Deem, R., Rodgers, P., Tarba, S. (2020) The Performative University: ‘Targets’, ‘Terror’ and ‘Taking Back Freedom’ in Academia, Management Learning, 

Stokes, P., Adla L., Gallego-Roquelaure, V. and Defélix, C. (2020)  HRM and Innovation in SMEs, Employee Relations,

Published Books

McCulloch, A. and Stokes P. (2008) The Silent Majority: Meeting the Needs of Part-Time Research Students, SRHE Issues in Postgraduate Education: Management, Teaching and Supervision, London, Society for Research in Higher Education.

Stokes, P. (2011) Critical Concepts in Management and Organization Studies Basingstoke, Palgrave-Macmillan.

Stokes, P. (2011) Key Concepts in Business and Management Research Methods, Basingstoke, Palgrave-Macmillan.

Stokes, P and Wall T. (2015) Business Briefings – Research Methodology, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan.

Stokes, P., Moore, N., Smith, S., Rowland, C. and Scott, P (2016) Organizational Management. London. Kogan Page.

Professor Stokes has worked in national and international knowledge transfer and consultancy projects across a range of business sectors encompassing utilities, construction, publishing, aerospace, diplomatic bureaux, mental health facilities, emergency services and local government.

Professor Peter Stokes is currently supervising theses on: 

• Lean management and dynamics and identity
• Learning sense-making in International student cohorts
• Portfolio project management in a VUCA context
• The business school-company interface: dynamics and perspective in marketing curricula co-design
• International educational partnerships

He welcomes exploratory discussions and expressions of interest from prospective doctoral candidates on areas related to, among others, organizational behaviour and leadership, management and organizational philosophies, training and development, values, beliefs and attitudes in organizations and strategic choice and vision.

Previously he has supervised to completion theses on:

2011 - Investors in People and Relevance (UCLan)

2012 - Counterfeiting and Servicescapes (UCLan)

2012 - Trust and Industrial District Networks (University of Chester)

2016 - Sustainability in German SMEs (University of Chester)

2016 - Working Mothers and Doctorates (University of Chester)

2018 - Events, Learning and Knowledge Management (University of Chester)

2018 - The Roots and Uses of Marketing Knowledge: A Critical Inquiry into the Theory and the Practice of Marketing (University of Chester)

2018 - Perceptions of VBA in Mittelstand – SW Germany (University of Chester)

2019 Indian/Japanese Cross-Cultural Management and Spirituality (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½).

2023 

Currently a co-member of the bidding team with Prof Dave Walsh - CA22128 - Establishing Networks to Implement the Principoles on effective Interviewing for Investigation (IMPLEMENDEZ).

2022 

Bid activity on Anglo-Japanese Exchanges through the DAIWA Foundation.

2019

British Academy of Management/ ANZAM – BAM Transitions 2 Grant
Scheme for research project ‘Overtourism and Tourismphobia’ 15 July 2019
(£3,425) (successful) (PI – Smith, CIs Seraphin, Stokes and Palmer)

2018

Society for the Advancement of Management Studies (SAMS) – For Doctoral
Student Showcase at the First Global Conference on Creating Value help at
Leicester Castle Business School (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½) 23-24 May 2018 (£1,500)
(successful) – (PI - Lucas and CI - Stokes)

2018

Society for the Advancement of Management Studies (SAMS) – For Doctoral Student Showcase at the First Global Conference on Creating Value help at Leicester Castle Business School (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½) 23-24 May 2018 (£1,500) (successful)

2018

HEIF Funding application for funding for the Centre for Enterprise at Âéw¶¹´«Ã½ (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½) and Innovation (CEI) co-authored with Professor David Rae. The Centre launch and bid also part co-funded the First Global Conference on Creating Value help at Leicester Castle Business School (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½) 23-24 May 2018 (£12,000) (successful)

2011-2014

Knowledge Action Network - European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Consortium bid on employment development in SME’s in the North West, UK (circa £470,000 - successful) 2011-2013 - Project Co-ordinator - Yamato Corporation (Tokyo, Japan), member of bid and negotiation team for leadership programme development

2008-2010

LEAD Project – North West Development Agency (NWDA) (circa £500,000) – SME management learning and leadership development Programme (successful)

2006

‘Customer Service NVQ Level 3 Competency Framework for United Utilities (£500,000) - member of core bidding and delivery team working at operational and board level (successful)

2018: HEIF Funding application for funding for the Centre for Enterprise at De Montfort University (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½) and Innovation (CEI) co-authored with Professor David Rae. The Centre launch and bid also part co-funded the First Global Conference on Creating Value help at Leicester Castle Business School (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½) 23-24 May 2018 (£5000 of £12,000 bid) (successful)

2009: ‘Narrative Marketing Histories’ with Professor Nigel Holden (UCLan) (£1,500) 

2004: ‘Lived Experience in Student Teaching and Learning’ linked to award of competitive Fellowship in Teaching and Learning, Edge Hill College (Lancaster University) (£6,000)

2002: French Management Development - competitive bid from the Edge Hill College (Lancaster University) Teaching and Learning Fund (£2500)

1997: ‘Outdoor Management Development in the UK’ - competitive bid from the Edge Hill College (Lancaster University) Teaching and Learning Fund (£1000)

No published patents to report.

UK Country Director, Senior Fellow and Vice-President EMRBI

UK Ambassador – AGRH

Committee and Steering Group Member – British Standards Institute

Principal Fellow - HEA

Leading Editor Award (2012)- International Journal of Organizational Analysis (Emerald Publishing). Journal admitted for the first time in its 27 year history to ABS Journal Guide in 2018.

 

Freeman of the City of Coventry (earned through time-served industrial Articles of Apprenticeship in the City - Application and Award)

Former SIG (Sustainability and Responsible Management) Track Chair – British Academy of Management

Appointed (Cultural) Ambassador for the City of Liverpool

Leicester Castle Business School UOA17 (Business and Management) Co-Cordinator for REF 2021.

Co-Lead Convenor and co-Founder of The Global Conference on Creating Value.

Reviewing for global/international level journals (indicative)

 

British Journal of Management

Californian Management Review

 

Critical Perspectives on International Business

 

European Journal of Cross Cultural Management

European Management Review

 

Human Relations

International Business Review

International Journal of Human Resource Management

 

 

 

Journal of Business Ethics 

Journal of Business Research

Journal of Management Studies

Journal of Organizational Behavior (USA)

Journal of Organizational Change Management

 

Journal of World Business

King Fahd University of Petroleum and Mineral Research Bid Review Panel

Long Range Planning

Management Learning

Management Revue (French)

 

 

Organization

Organization Studies

 

 

R&D Management

Thunderbird International Business Review

 

 

Wider Reviewing Assignments

AOM Conference (Critical Management and Organization Management Theory)

AGRH Conference

BAM Conference

Cambridge University Press

Emerald new books and journal proposals panel

EURAM conference

EUROMED Conference

Oxford University Press

Palgrave Macmillan new books and journal proposals

Routledge books

Sage Publications new books and journal proposals panel

 

 

 

External Examinerships

2023-present York St John University, York, UK.

2018-2022 Buckingham University - International Business School, Budapest,Hungary.

2018-2021 Westminster International University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

2015 External Research Quality Review Panel Member - University College Cork, Ireland

2012 The Business School, University of Canterbury Christ Church

2012 Newman University College – Birmingham – Validation of BA (Hons) Sustainability and Ethics

2009-2012 Special Masters and MBA Reviewer for the Management School, University of Liverpool

2010-2011 The University of Nicosia, Cyprus – MBA Programme

2007-2011 The Management School, University of Liverpool – Masters Programmes

2006-2010 Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University – BA Business Studies Programmes

2009 External Research Quality Review Panel Member – University College Cork, Ireland – Business and Management Panel

2003-2005 Lancashire Business School, University of Central Lancashire - MBA Programme

Doctoral Examinerships

2023  Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, UK (Examiner – mock viva) The role of social capital in social entrepreneurship in Nigeria.

2023  Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, UK (Chair) - Educare or Educere (6^th June)

2022  South Eastern Technological University, Waterford, Ireland - An investigation of competencies for managing lean projects in Irish hospitals: A mixed methods study (8^th Sept).

2022  Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS), DBA-Predicting and improving organisation performance: A heuristic model (1^st  June).

2021  Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, UK (Chair), The management of soil and water        among cocoa producers in Ghana and Ecuador, (17^th May).

 2020    Sheffield Hallam, University, Value creation in category management       relationships in the UK grocery market (19^th May)

2019  Waterford Institute of Technology, Exploring the Impact of External Investors on Resource Availability in High Potential start-Up Businesses in Ireland

2019 Âéw¶¹´«Ã½ (Chair), Strategic Decision Making in Family, Firms: An Examination in the Malaysian Context

2018 Waterford Institute of Technology, Beyond Professionalism: From Business Professional to Professional Manager – An Exploratory Study of the Development of Executive MBA Students

2018 HEC, Paris (L’Université Paris-Saclay), France– Performance Management: an American Technology in a French Multinational, Enterprise Established in China (13^th June)

2017 University of Hertfordshire – Making the General Particular: Practising Corporate Social Responsibility in a UK Higher Education Institution (20th October)(Ph.D)

2017 Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland – The Mediating Role of Optimism on the Relationship Between Leader Member Exchange (LMX) and Employee Engagement: Evidence from the Irish Further Education and Training (FET) Sector (25^th July)(DBA)

2017 University of Leeds – Intergroup Leadership in Mergers and Acquisitions (12 Jan)(Ph.D)

2016 LARGEPA, at University Panthéon-Assas Paris II, Paris, France - Making of Leaders and Leadership (3^rd Dec)

2011-2015 University of Chester - Various internal chair/examiner roles for PhDs

2016 Nottingham Trent University – Culture and Corporate Governance in the Lebanese Banking Sector

2015 University of Derby – Academic Freedom – The Role of Senior University Managers (Ed.D)

2015 Leeds Beckett University - Stimulating Autonomy of French Second Language Students at Secondary Level Through Inquiry-Based Learning - Mauritius

2013 University of Chester – GPs and Business Skills (Int. Examiner) (DBA)

2012 University of Derby – Making Learning More Effective: Case Study of a Local Authority Adventure Provision

2011 The Business School, Southbank University – International Joint Ventures: An Anglo-Thai Perspective, 10^thFebruary

2011 The Business School, Leeds Metropolitan University – A Marketing Model for the Croatian Food Processing Market, 21^st February

2011 Leeds Metropolitan University, An Exploratory Multi-Layered Framework for Analysing Shopper Preferences, Profiles and Decision Process Options – 13th April

2011 Chester Business School, University of Chester, Leadership – a Christian Perspective, May 10 (Internal Examiner for PhD by Publication – The first to be awarded by the University of Chester)

2011 University of Derby, An Experiment in One: Using Autobiographical Research and Reflective Practice to Understand Outdoor Leadership – A Journey of Self-Discovery, 29^th November

2009 Wolverhampton Business School, Wolverhampton University – The Socially Networked Learner (PhD by Publication)

A brief sample of comments from the First Global Conference on Creating Value Leicester Castle Business School, Âéw¶¹´«Ã½, 23-24 May 2018 on which Prof Peter Stokes co-led the design and convenorship team:

… a great conference. The range and versatility of the presentations was truly innovative and bold.

A brilliant success … a perfect example of what [can be done] at Leicester Castle Business School (Âéw¶¹´«Ã½)

It was a great intellectual journey in the field of value management. A lot of inspiration for creating value was received Congratulations on a great inaugural conference.

It was privilege to be there.

It was excellent. It was really interesting and had a lovely feel to the event. Lots of dialogue.

I learned a great deal and met lots of interesting folks… Extremely well organized. …. people commented on how much they learned within their own domains… Again, though, thanks to [the] whole team for a flawlessly executed and challenging event.

The stage seems very well set for the next conference in New York.