
Dr Ali Bayat
Lecturer
- About
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733 MacRobert Building
King's College,
Aberdeen,
AB24 5UA
Biography
Ali joined the University of Aberdeen as a lecturer in Business Management in 2018. He is an empirical researcher working on a range of topics in corporate governance, firm policies, CEOs and the policy implications of Big Data. Currently, his research follows three broad themes: 1) CEOs and how their characteristics, values and abilities shape different firm decisions. 2) The impact of formal and informal institutions on corporate governance practices and firm strategic decisions. 3) Digitisation as a driving force in the transformation of governance and management in business organisations and cities.
He holds an MSc and PHD in Business and Management from Alliance Manchester Business School.
- Teaching
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Teaching Responsibilities
I am coordinating the following courses:
- IN2002: Big Data in Operations and Supply Chain Management (Undergraduate)
- IN3001: Being an International Manager I (Undergraduate)
- BU593B: Data, Evidence and Managerial Decisions (MBA)
I am a member of the teaching team in the following courses:
- BU5583: Research Practice (Postgraduate)
- BU5553: Strategic Marketing (MBA)
- Publications
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The Cultural Foundations of Corporate Control: An Empirical Enquiry
Working Papers and Discussion Papers: Discussion PapersBetween Scylla and Charybdis: CEO Political Ideology, Dividends and Downsizing During the Pandemic
Working Papers and Discussion Papers: Discussion PapersDigitization and urban Governance: The City as a Reflection of Its Data Infrastructure
International Review of Administrative SciencesContributions to Journals: Articles- [ONLINE] DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/00208523211033205
CEO Political Ideology, Shareholder Primacy and Dividend Policy
Working Papers and Discussion Papers: Working PapersThe Planning of Smart City Initiatives
Contributions to Journals: Conference ArticlesData as Infrastructure
National Infrastructure CommissionBooks and Reports: Commissioned Reports