Aoife Brophy Haney

Aoife’s research focuses on the connections between technological, organisational and institutional change related to sustainability, with a particular interest in new technologies related to energy and buildings.

Her position is a joint one between the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment at the School of Geography and Environment, and Saïd Business School.

Prior to joining Saïd Business School, Aoife was a senior researcher at the Group for Sustainability and Technology (SusTec) at ETH in Zurich. Aoife received her PhD from the Judge Business School, University of Cambridge and her MA from the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University.

Before her PhD, Aoife worked as a research assistant with the Energy Policy Research Group at the University of Cambridge, where she was involved in several research and consulting projects for industry, the World Bank and for the UK Government.

Research

Aoife has two current streams of work.

• Cognition at different levels (individual, organisational and field)
• How new interdependent technologies affect learning and organising

Publications

Making It Personal: Developing Sustainability Leaders in Business(opens in new window) Journal article | Organization and Environment | 1-1-2018 AB Haney, J Pope, Z Arden

Threat Interpretation and Innovation in the Context of Climate Change: An Ethical Perspective(opens in new window) Journal article | JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS | 6-2017 Aoife Brophy Haney

What a MES(s)! A bibliometric analysis of the evolution of research on multi-energy systems(opens in new window) Journal article | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING | 12-2016 D Balakrishnan, AB Haney, J Meuer

53 Interesting Ways to Communicate Your Research Book | The Professional and Higher Partnership | 19-5-2014 AB Haney, I Daly

Dismantling a Competitive Retail Electricity Market: Residential Market Reforms in Great Britain(opens in new window) Journal article | Electricity Journal | 1-1-2014 MG Pollitt, A Brophy Haney