Dean’s Green List – Recognising Research in Ethics, Responsibility, and Sustainability (ERS)

In alignment with DCU Business School’s Responsible Business Strategy: Ethics, Responsibility, and Sustainability 2023-2028, we are delighted to announce the inaugural Dean’s Green List. This initiative was developed as part of our goal to highlight noteworthy contributions to responsible business in teaching, learning, and research. It celebrates faculty members who, in 2023, published impactful peer-reviewed journal articles in Ethics, Responsibility, and Sustainability (ERS) areas, mapped to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Dean’s Green List, compiled using SciVal analytics, showcases our commitment to advancing responsible management education, sustainability, and societal impact. The Dean’s Green List reflects our strategic objectives to promote awareness of research outputs linked to responsible business and to increase contributions to ERS-related academic work.

Faculty Members Recognised on the Dean’s Green List (2023)

Beloskar, Ved Dilip
Bosak, Janine
Brady, Malcolm
Brown, Gavin D.
Clinton, Eric
Connolly, John
Corbet, Shaen
Curran, Declan
Davis, Paul
Dohale, Vishwas D.
Dowling, Michael Mark
Efthymiou, Marina
Flood, Patrick C.
Freeney, Yseult M.
Gillanders, Robert
Guiomard, Cathal
Harney, Brian
Hogan, Teresa
Iftikhar, Rehan
Islam, Jamid Ul
Ivannikova, Viktoriia
Luo, Tianqi
Lynn, Theo
McAdam, Maura
McMullan, Caroline
Morgenroth, Edgar L.W.
O’Dochartaigh, Aideen
Rao, Sandeep
Robbins, Peter
Tawiah, Vincent Konadu
Treacy, Raymond
Trif, Aurora
Van Der Werff, Lisa
Zheng, Xuchang

Dean’s Green List – Background

The Dean’s Green List showcases the School’s focus on fostering a culture of responsibility-driven research, as outlined in our Responsible Business Strategy. The achievements celebrated above reflect the School’s dedication to its objectives, including:

Promoting awareness of ERS-related research outputs.
Advancing knowledge aligned with global sustainability challenges.
Driving impact through research that transforms lives and societies.

Looking Ahead

This initiative serves as a stepping stone to further strengthen DCU Business School’s ERS agenda. Faculty members are encouraged to deepen their engagement with ERS-related research and collaborate in building a sustainable future. Those interested in supporting or contributing further to the Responsible Business Committee (RBC) or related initiatives are invited to contact Prof. Caroline McMullan, Chair of the RBC.