Simona Giorgi

Simona Giorgi is a Professor at the University of Bath's Department of Management Strategy & Organisation, affiliated with the Centre for Future of Work. Her research focuses on institutional theory, social movements, cultural competence, and organizational behavior, with a particular emphasis on how cultural and institutional dynamics shape organizational practices and societal change. Key themes in her work include symbolic boundaries, cultural consonance, and the interplay between language and action in management contexts.

Giorgi's notable research outputs include studies on the endurance of elite categories in luxury hotels, ethical framing in business contexts, and the role of cultural brokerage in fostering social mobilization. Her work bridges sociology, management, and cultural studies, contributing to debates on institutional change, identity work, and organizational resilience. She has collaborated internationally, with research impacting both academic and practical domains.

Her recent articles explore topics like the historical evolution of luxury industries, the mechanisms linking language and organizational action, and the cognitive-emotional dynamics of frame effectiveness. Giorgi's interdisciplinary approach highlights the importance of cultural contexts in understanding organizational behavior and societal structures.

She is actively involved in the Centre for Future of Work, contributing to research on emerging workplace trends and institutional transformations. Her work has been widely cited and accessed, reflecting its relevance in both academic and professional circles.