Professor Jonathan Michie
Professor of Innovation & Knowledge Exchange; Director of the Department for Continuing Education; President of Kellogg College
About
Professor Michie is Director of the Oxford Centre for Mutual and Employee-owned Business at Kellogg College; a member of the Economic Advisory Panel for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra); and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences.
His publications include The Political Economy of Competitiveness: Essays on employment, public policy and corporate performance (with M. Kitson, 2000) the edited 2-Volume Reader's Guide to the Social Sciences (2001), The Handbook of Globalisation (2003, 2011), and The Political Economy of the Environment (2011). He is managing editor of the International Review of Applied Economics.
Expertise
- Global recession
- Mutuals, co-operatives and employee-owned business
- Banking crisis
- Green New Deal
- Innovation
- Knowledge exchange and knowledge transfer
- High commitment work systems
- Environmental sustainability
Selected publications
Media experience
Professor Michie has experience of working with the media.
Recent media work
- Three things that will shape the economy in 2018
- It’s official: inequality, climate change and social polarisation are bad for you
- Run RBS for the public good
- Osborne plan has no basis in economics
- Cuts have holed part-time study
- ‘Social sciences matter’
- Cracking the code to economic success: social scientists are as vital as engineers
Languages
English