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Professor Anne Huff

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Anne Sigismund Huff is the Founding Director of the Advanced Institute of Management Research (AIM), a UK wide management research initiative with offices based at Warwick Business School.

She is a visiting professor at the TUM Business School with a joint appointment at the Center for Advanced Teaching and Learning in the Social Sciences at the University of Colorado. She has also been on the faculty of Cranfield School of Management and a visiting Professor at London Business School. She received an MA in Sociology and a PhD in Management from Northwestern University, and has been on the faculty at UCLA and the University of Illinois.

In August 2003 she received the Distinguished Scholar Award of the Managerial and Organizational Cognition Division of the Academy of Management. Her research interests focus on strategic change, both as a dynamic process of interaction among firms and as a cognitive process affected by the interaction of individuals over time.

In addition to articles and book chapters, she recently wrote Writing for Scholarly Publication (Sage, 1999), co-authored When Firms Change Direction with Jim Huff and Pam Barr (Oxford University Press, 2000), and co-edited Mapping Strategic Knowledge with Mark Jenkins (Sage, 2001).

She is the strategy editor for the book series Foundations in Organization Science (Sage Publications) and serves on the editorial boards of Organization Strategy, the Journal of Management Studies, the British Journal of Management, Management Learning and the electronic journal, Management.

In 1998-99 she was President of the Academy of Management, an international organization of over 13,000 scholars interested in management issues.

Publications

A Huff Mapping Strategic Knowledge

A Huff When Firms Change Direction

A Huff Writing for Scholarly Publication

For additional information relating to Professor Huff, please contact Claire Fitzpatrick or telephone +44 (0)870 734 3000


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