Dr Anne Touboulic

BA (Hons) (University of Kent at Canterbury), Masters (Science Po Lille), MSc (University of Kent at Canterbury), PhD (Cardiff University)

Department: Operations Management and Information Systems
E-mail: Anne.Touboulic@nottingham.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 115 8466972
Location: C02 (Si Yuan Building, Jubilee Campus)

I joined Nottingham University Business School in 2016.

I have an interdisciplinary background in the social sciences and my work is inherently boundary-spanning. My research lies at the intersection of socio-ecological transitions, food production and consumption systems and organisational and critical theory. I am interested in questions and problems related to the governance of societal grand challenges in the global economy and particularly in relation to equitable socio-ecological transitions in food systems.

My work has been published in top journals, e.g. Human Relations; Work, Employment and Society; Journal of Business Research; Decision Sciences Journal; Journal of Supply Chain Management.

I well accustomed to working across disciplinary boundaries within and beyond management and organisational scholarship. I have developed several collaborations with colleagues in different disciplines including History, Media Studies, Law, Engineering, Plant Sciences and Architecture.

My work is impact-driven; I have co-founded a movement for better food for all (Inclusive Food) and farmer-centric initiative for commercialisation (Circular Agriculture Hub).

I hold several leadership roles at the University of Nottingham as well external roles, including Associate Editor at the Journal of Supply Chain Management and the open access journal M@n@gement. I sit on the Advisory Board for Sustain's Bridging the Gap programme. I am trained Climate Fresk facilitator. I am a member of the ESRC Peer Review College.