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Yehuda Baruch is Professor of Management at Southampton Business School, University of Southampton, UK, and Affiliated Professor at Audencia, Nantes France. With over 175 refereed papers, six books, and approximately 50 book chapters, his scholarly impact is substantial with over 30,000 Google Scholar citations and an H-index of 84.
Baruch earned his DSc from Technion, Israel, and completed postdoctoral work at City University and London Business School. His academic journey includes significant leadership roles such as Vice-president Research of the European Academy of Management (2016-2019), Associate Editor of Human Resource Management, and Editor of multiple prestigious journals. He is currently Dean of the Peer Review College at the British Academy of Management and Consulting Editor for the Journal of International Business Studies.
Professor Baruch's research centers on Human Resource Management and Organizational Studies, with particular emphasis on career development and global HRM practices. His work explores how geographical location impacts career success, career ecosystems in higher education, future workplace scenarios, and the integration of AI in HRM. He has made significant contributions to understanding working from home dynamics following the pandemic and has examined gender-based discrimination across cultural contexts in the UK and Pakistan.
His recent publications reveal a strong methodological rigor combined with theoretical innovation, particularly in sampling strategies and career ecosystem frameworks. Baruch's work consistently bridges academic theory with practical organizational applications across global business environments, demonstrating exceptional interdisciplinary reach.
- Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences
- Fellow of the British Academy of Management
- Cooper Medal for Outstanding Contribution and Leadership (2020)
- Top 50 globally in business & management studies
- Top 2% of global highly cited scholars
- Hughes Lifetime Scholar Award (2024)
Professor Baruch has supervised 28 PhD students (7 current, 21 completed), with 14 holding academic positions internationally across multiple continents. His research has attracted substantial funding totaling £1,171,000, including significant grants from UKRI (ESRC) for pandemic-related working from home research and from the UK Art Council for entrepreneurial careers of artists. He has served on editorial boards for 14 major journals and held multiple leadership positions in professional associations.
Baruch is actively involved in multiple research centers at Southampton including the Centre for Inclusive and Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Centre for Research on Work and Organisations, and Centre for Democratic Futures. His collaborative research spans international boundaries, connecting scholars across continents to address contemporary organizational challenges in an increasingly globalized business environment.
