Gregor Bouville

Gregor Bouville is a University Professor of Human Resources Management at the iaelyon School of Management, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3, and a researcher at the Magellan Research Center. He is actively involved in academic leadership as Co-director of the HR Master and Director of the Executive DBA (EDBA) program. Previously, he served as a Maître de conférences at Université Paris-Dauphine PSL, where he co-directed the Management & Organisation research team within the CNRS-affiliated DRM research unit.

His research spans a broad and interdisciplinary range of topics in management and organizational studies. Key areas include Human Resources Management, Organizational Behavior, Occupational Health, Gender and Inequalities at Work, and the intersection between Literature and Management. He also explores utopian visions in work contexts and the ethical dimensions of labor. His methodological approach includes mixed research methods, reflecting a commitment to both qualitative and quantitative rigor.

Gregor Bouville is actively engaged in the research community, currently contributing to the research seminar 'Le Travail Approprié' at the Collège des Bernardins. He serves as a scientific lead on multiple research projects and is an expert evaluator for the European Commission’s H2020 and Horizon Europe programs, focusing on occupational health. His work has been published in leading journals such as Human Relations, International Journal of Human Resource Management, and Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology.

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Gregor Bouville plays a significant role in graduate education, managing and teaching in the Executive DBA and Master's in Human Resources Management and Organization. His teaching includes courses on HRIS and digital HR, talent and diversity management, organizational behavior, remuneration policies, and health and inclusive HR practices. He is not described as supervising any students in the provided text, and there is no mention of specific grants, though his role as scientific lead implies grant involvement.

He is affiliated with several research groups: the Magellan Research Center at Jean Moulin University, the former GIS GESTES (where he was a board member and seminar organizer), and the ongoing research team at the Collège des Bernardins.