Blogging is increasingly being used by academics as a method of communication. Blogs allow the research community to share and discuss ideas much more easily and quickly than more traditional publishing routes. Warwick’s Vice Chancellor, Nigel Thrift, has blogged on this topic.

Below the image are a list of blogs written by academics from Warwick and beyond in the fields of business and economics. This is by no means an exhaustive list; if there are others that you read please share them in the comments.

  by  JASElabs 

Bloggers from Warwick

• The Dean’s View – Mark Taylor, Dean of Warwick Business School and Professor of International Finance, WBS
• Mark Harrison’s Blog – Mark Harrison, Professor of Economics, Economics
• Around Europe 2010-2012 – Guglielmo Meardi, Associate Professor of Industrial Relations, WBS
• Open-Sourcing – Maha Shaikh, Assistant Professor, Information Systems Management, WBS
• Value Creating Service Systems – Irene Ng, Professor of Marketing and Service Systems, WMG

Bloggers from around the world

• Behind Blue Eyes – Simon Taylor, Lecturer in Finance, Cambridge Judge Business School
• Dilip S Mutum – Dr Dilip S Mutum, Lecturer in Marketing and Advertising, Coventry Business School
• Economics 101 – John B Taylor, Professor of Economics, Stanford University
• Greg Mankiw’s Blog – Greg Mankiw, Professor of Economics, Harvard University
• Andrew McAfee’s Blog – Andrew McAfee, Principal Research Scientist, MIT Sloan School of Management
• Ramblings – Ana Isabel Canhoto, Senior Lecturer in Marketing, Oxford Brookes University