Dr Marcus Gomes
Senior Lecturer in Organisation Studies and Sustainability
- gomesm@cardiff.ac.uk
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Marcus Vinícius P. Gomes received his doctorate in Public Administration and Government, with distinction, from FGV-EAESP (Brazil) in 2014, after an exchange period at Cardiff Business School. Marcus is an alumnus from the GW4 Crucible 2018 Programme for Future Research Leaders on Resilience, Environment, and Sustainability. Marcus researches the relationship between Business and Society by developing an understanding of governance, including the role of activism, social movements, business elites and populism in shaping our economies and societies. By examining how actors negotiate and develop governance regimes, he aiming to understand the organinsing of the 21st century capitalism. He has a background in public management, organizational studies, critical theory and political economy. Marcus is Associate Editor for Revista de Administração de Empresas (RAE) a leading Latin-American journal. Moreover, Marcus is passionate about football and supports Palmeiras; he also enjoys reading, swimming and cycling
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AOM Dark Side Case Competition Winner (CMS division - best case) (2016)
Honorary Thesis of Public Management and Government (FGV/EAESP) (2014)
Innovative Practices of Teaching and Learning for the module on Human Rights and Mega Projects (FGV/EAESP) (2014)
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2022
- Doering, H., Barros, A., Gomes, M. and Rodrigues, C. 2022. Populist ‘Order and Progress’: authoritarianism and loyal business elites in Brazil. In: Morgan, G. and Feldmann, M. eds. Business Elites and Populism. Oxford University Press
- Gomes, M. and Böhm, S. 2022. Right-wing populism versus climate capitalism: Climate change governance under scrutiny. In: Morgan, G. and Feldmann, M. eds. Business Elites and Populism. Oxford University Press
2021
- de Lima, F. A., Neutzling, D. M. and Gomes, M. 2021. Do organics standards have a real taste of sustainability? A critical essay. Journal of Rural Studies 81, pp. 89-98. (10.1016/j.jrurstud.2020.08.035)
- Morgan, G., Doering, H. and Gomes, M. 2021. Extending varieties of capitalism to emerging economies: what can we learn from Brazil?. New Political Economy 26(4), pp. 540-553. (10.1080/13563467.2020.1807485)
2020
- da Costa, A., Paiva, E., Gomes, M. and Brei, V. 2020. Impacts of COVID-19 on Organizations. Revista de Administração de Empresas 60(6), pp. 385-387. (10.1590/S0034-759020200602)
2019
- Fontoura, Y., Naves, F., Teodosio, A. d. S. d. S. and Gomes, M. 2019. "Da lama ao caos": Reflexões sobre a crise ambiental e as relações Estado-Empresa-Sociedade. Farol 6(15), pp. 17-41. (10.25113/farol.v6i15.5440)
2018
- Alves, M. A. and Gomes, M. V. P. 2018. Failure or success? Defensive strategies and piecemeal change among racial inequalities in the Brazilian banking sector. In: Briscoe, F., King, B. G. and Leitzinger, J. eds. Social Movements, Stakeholders and Non-Market Strategy., Vol. 56. Research in the Sociology of Organizations Emerald, pp. 317-348., (10.1108/S0733-558X20180000056012)
2017
- Gomes, M., Barros, A. and Tonelli, M. J. 2017. Business and human rights: Learning experiences of an emerging agenda at a business school in Sao Paulo. In: Flynn, P., Tan, T. K. and Gudic, M. eds. Redefining Success: Integrating the UN Global Compact into Management Education. The Principles for Responsible Management Education Series Routledge, pp. 111-120.
- Sphor, N., Barros, A. and Gomes, M. 2017. Whose wealth is that? Discussing human rights and mining in the Global South. In: Sauerbronn, F. et al. eds. The Dark Side 3 - Critical Cases on the Downside of Business. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 26-36.
- Gomes, M. and Alves, M. A. 2017. Greenpeace and the transnational governance of the Brazilian beef industry. In: Murphy, J. and Jammulamadaka, N. eds. Governance, Resistance and the Post-Colonial State: Management and State Building. Routledge Studies in Management, Organizations and Society London and New York: Routledge, pp. 145-161.
- Gomes, M. V. P. and Alves, M. A. 2017. Como se cria um Ministério? O processo de cooptação como mecanismo de distensão na relação entre movimentos sociais e Estado. Revista de Administração Pública 51(3), pp. 388-406. (10.1590/0034-7612154913)
- Gomes, M. and Rojas Merchan, C. 2017. Governança Transnacional: Definições, Abordagens e Agenda de Pesquisa. Revista de Administracao Contemporanea 21(1), pp. 84-106. (10.1590/1982-7849rac2017150332)
- Gomes, M. V. P., Barros, A., Grigoletto, F. and Matos, L. 2017. Human rights in the management literature: leading publications and research agenda. Sociedade, Contabilidade e Gestão 12(3), pp. 158-177. (10.21446/scg_ufrj.v12i3.14170)
2016
- Morgan, G., Gomes, M. and Perez-Aleman, P. 2016. Transnational governance regimes in the global south: multinationals, states and ngos as political actors. Revista de Administração de Empresas 56(4), pp. 374-379. (10.1590/S0034-759020160402)
- Villela Garcia, M. L. and Gomes, M. V. P. 2016. Meio ambiente e arena pública: governança ambiental e suas implicações para as políticas públicas. Cadernos Gestão Pública e Cidadania 21(69), pp. 101-118. (10.12660/cgpc.v21n69.59390)
- Spohr, N., Barros, A. and Gomes, M. . V. P. 2016. De quem é a Riqueza que Está Ali? Discutindo Direitos Humanos na Exploração de Minério no Sul Global. Administração Pública e Gestão Social 1(3), pp. 198-200. (10.21118/apgs.v1i3.1026)
2014
- Morgan, G., Edwards, T. and Gomes, M. V. 2014. Consolidating neo-institutionalism in the field of organizations: Recent contributions. Organization 21(6), pp. 933-946. (10.1177/1350508413498956)
- Gomes, M. 2014. Econegócios: como as grandes marcas capturam a agenda da sustentabilidade. Revista de Administração de Empresas 54(1), pp. 86-88. (10.1590/S0034-759020140109)
Addysgu
Currently I am leading the following modules:
- BS1001: Society and Economy for the Undergraduate programme
- BST460: Managing Nature for the Iternational Management PGT programme
Research interests
- Governance regimes
- Activism, including the whole of social media platforms
- Community Energy and community activism
- Social Movements
- Business Elites
- Populism
- Changing characteristics of our economies and societies (21st century capitalism)
PhD supervision research interests
- Environmental governance (including climate change, Amazon deforestation; renewable energy, community energy)
- Social Media activism and governance (how organisations are using social media plataforms to influence society and how such plataforms are regulated)
- Community Energy and community activism
- Circular Economy
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices and discourses
- Alternative forms or organisation
Supervision
I am interested in supervising Ph.D. students that focuses on the enviromental and social challenges of our time, particularly exploring governance and activism in shaping our economies and societies. The following topics covers my research interests:
- Environmental governance (including climate change, Amazon deforestation; renewable energy, community energy)
- Social Media activism and governance (how organisations are using social media plataforms to influence society and how such plataforms are regulated)
- Community Energy and community activism
- Circular Economy
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices and discourses
- Alternative forms or organisation
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Past projects
At the moment, I am supervising:
- Main supervisor for Panayiota Georgiou - The Power of Community Resilience: A Critical Analysis of Resilience as a Policy Tool in Wales (Cardiff Business School - co-supervisor Professor Rhys Andrews)
- Co-supervision (40%) for Siddharta Dabbi - Understanding the Transition: The Production of Renewable Energy Space in Kutch, Gujarat (University of Exeter Business School)