معرفی
Bahar Ali Kazmi is a Lecturer at Aston Business School's Centre for Migration and Forced Displacement, United Kingdom. Their research focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Human Rights, Peace Building, and NGO collaborations. Kazmi actively contributes to academic discourse and supervises PhD students.
Qualifications:
- PhD in Business and Management (University of Nottingham, 2010)
- MA in Development Studies (University of East Anglia, 1996)
- MA in Philosophy (Government College, 1990)
Research interests include Political CSR, autoethnography, and ethical business practices in conflict zones. Their work explores intersections of business ethics, climate adaptation, and social responsibility in fragile states. Recent articles highlight AI's role in HRM, ethical consumerism in emerging markets, and NGO-driven CSR initiatives.
Scientific Awards & Collaborations:
- Visiting Fellow, Schulich School of Business, York University
- Visiting Fellow, University of Nottingham Business School
- Member, Academy of Management's Social Issues in Management division
Kazmi teaches courses such as Business Ethics & Responsibility, Research Methods, and Global Responsible Business. They have served as an External Examiner at Lincoln University (2015-2018) and collaborate internationally, particularly in Somalia and Canada.
