Jacqueline Kam
Lecturer in Management and Management Accounting
Contact details
Tele: +44 (0) 117 33 17936
Email: jacqueline.kam@bristol.ac.ukOffice Hours: Mon 3.00 & Thurs 11.00
Room: 3C4
Teaching Units
Econ 22650: Principles of Management
Econ 22651: Fundamentals of Organisation Theory
Research Interests
Jacqueline Kam's general area of research interest is concerned with studying organisational and social phenomena and their implication for individuals and organisations. This includes innovation and technology management, management consulting and other professional service firms, management and organisation theories and strategic management. More topical recent research includes examining gaming behaviour in academic publishing.
Recent Publications
- Macdonald S. and Kam, J. 2007, 'Ring a Ring o'Roses: Quality Journals and Gamesmanship in Management Studies', Journal of Management Studies, 44, 4, 640-655.
- Macdonald S. and Kam, J. 2007, 'Aardvark et al.: Quality Journals and Gaming in Management Studies', Journal of Information Science, 33, 6, 702-717.
- Kam, J. 2006, 'No Pains, No Gains: Rethinking the Telecoms Crash', Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 18, 5, 497-514.
- Kam, J. 2004, 'Selling Professionalism? Image Making in the Management Consulting Industry', In Buono, A. (ed.) Research in Management Consultancy, Vol. 4, Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing, 51-72.