Anne Antoni

Anne Antoni is an Associate Professor in the Department of People, Organizations and Society, specializing in organizational ethics and care. She holds a PhD in Management from the University of Warwick, an MBA from ESSEC, and an MSc in Social Psychology from University Paris 8. Before academia, she spent a decade in consulting, corporate research, and professional training. Her research focuses on workplace relationships, organizational morality, and the ethics of care in both research and organizational contexts.

Her work explores how organizations navigate ethical dilemmas involving care allocation, temporal management, and solidarity. She frequently publishes in journals like Business Ethics Quarterly and serves as a reviewer for leading management publications. Notable themes include care in public sector agencies (e.g., child protection services) and the digital age’s impact on work-life balance.

Her articles span topics such as temporal conflicts in child protection agencies, the paradox of solidarity in AmeriCorps, and redefining research impact through an ethics of care lens. While no specific grants or labs are mentioned, her interdisciplinary approach bridges management studies with social psychology and public policy.