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Meet our world-class researchers, who are shaping business theory, practice and policy.
Our Impact
Through our people, international collaborations, professional relationships and resources we are transforming business.
Global recognition for food relief research
As cost-of-living pressures mount, this award-winning research is strengthening support for families doing it tough.
Our researcher joins national modern slavery advisory body
A Monash Centre for Financial Studies academic whose research tackles slavery risks in Australian business has been appointed to the federal body advising the government on the nation’s anti-slavery laws.
PACT researcher named COP31 Pacific Envoy for Access to Climate Finance
Our Pacific Action for Climate Transitions centre's Ruel Yamuna has been appointed to a senior COP31 advisory role that could help unlock funding for communities on the frontline of climate change.
Our perspectives
We harness diverse interdisciplinary expertise to tackle the global challenges of climate change, thriving communities and geopolitical security.
How climate change could threaten Victoria’s wheat crops
Under some climate change scenarios, heavy losses are predicted for Victoria’s wheat crops. But there are steps farmers can take to mitigate the impact.
Paying over the odds: Bailout ‘stigma’ and its role in saving the world economy
Following the 2008 crisis, those tasked with steering the global economy out of a recession through corporate bailouts had one thing on their minds.
Could achieving gender diversity in leadership be as simple as changing the default in the selection process?
Gender gaps in leadership can be eliminated by assuming every qualified employee is interested in a leadership role, unless they choose to opt out.
The man who helped Jewish academics escape Nazi persecution
What can today’s immigrants learn from mathematician Richard Courant, who used his networks to help Jewish German academics escape the Nazis?