Ms Parmjit Kaur (PFHEA)

Parmjit Kaur is an Associate Professor (Economics) and a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA), and has been with the Business School for over 33 years, gaining a wealth of experience in academic leadership, management and consultancy. Her main teaching areas are Macroeconomics and International Trade on the Economics programmes and Strategic Management on postgraduate programmes.

Prizes

Kaur, P. and Carreras A. L (2018) “Capturing the Participants’ Voice: Using Causal Mapping supported by Group Decision Software to enhance Procedural Justice”.

Published as book chapter (chapter 9) in the edited book of referred proceedings of the 18th International Conference of GDN 2018, in Lectures Notes in Business Information Processing (LNBIP) a Springer publication. ISBN978-3-319-92873-9

This paper (2018) was awarded the GDN Springer Best Paper Award 2018. Previous award winners have all been leading authors in the field of Group Decision Negotiation;

https://static.springer.com/sgw/documents/1640823/application/pdf/2018+GDN+Springer+Awards.pdf

Recent publication

Duration Gap Analysis Revisited Method in Order to Improve Risk Management. The case of (Chinese) commercial bank interest rate risks after interest rate liberalization. Ausloos, M., Ma Q, Kaur, P., Syed, B., Dhesi, G.(2019, Soft Computing)) doi.org/10.1007/s00500-019-04376-7

Evidence for GDP growth time delay dependence over Foreign Direct Investment.   A time-lag dependent correlation Study (2019). Journal: Physica A. Authors: MARCEL AUSLOOS; Ali Eskandary; Parmjit Kaur; Gurjeet Dhesi. Accepted for publication 20.4.19

Kaur P., Carreras A.L. (2019) Procedural Justice in Group Decision Support. In: Kilgour D., Eden C. (eds) Handbook of Group Decision and Negotiation. Springer, Cham, ISBN - 978-030-12051-1

Books 

Kaur et al (1995) Financial Strategy – paper 14 – ACCA Textbook

Published by Certified Accountants Educational Projects.

Refereed papers Edited Books

Kaur (1998), “Remarks on International Monetary Arrangements and International Trade (Chapter 6)” in Economics and Politics of International Trade Vol. 2 (1998) Routledge.

Kaur (1998), “Remarks on Raw Materials in The History of Economic Policy (Chapter 28)” in Economics and Politics of International Trade Vol. 2 (1998) Routledge.

Kaur (1998), A study of The Korean Heavy Chemical and Industry Drive (1973-1980), evaluated in a New Trade Theory and Organisational Framework context. Conference Proceedings, Does Asian Management Matter, 1998 Hong Kong.

Kaur, Dhesi (2000), “Trade Theory in a Developing Country Context: The case of South Korean Industry 1973-1980” in Asian Management Matters, Regional relevance and Global Impact, Imperial College Press

Journal Articles

Kaur P, Carreras A, Group Decision and Negotiation Journal [Published online 10.04.2021]: Hearing the Participants’ Voice: Recognizing the Dimensions of Procedural and Interactional Justice by enabling their Group Decision and Negotiation Journal (J. No. 10726; Article No. 9732) published by Springer. DOI 10.1007/s10726-021-09732-3.

Marmani S, Ficcadenti V, Kaur P, Dhesi G (2020), “Entropic analysis of votes expressed in Italian elections between 1948 and 2018”, Entropy Journal, https://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/22/5/523.  

Other publications

An evaluation of Business Link Licolnshire (1996) – Consultancy. A co-authored Report.

Blue Sky Thinking – Dental Laboratories Association Journal, (June 2009), Vol43,

Nos.6.

Teaching Problem Structuring Methods: Improving understanding through meaningful learning.

Ashley L. Carreras and Parmjit Kaur. INFORMS publication, Transactions on Education (ITE) (September 2011)

KAUR, P. and CARRERAS A. L (2015) Understanding the links between the Determinants of Procedural Justice and Causal Mapping: Outcomes of Focus Group Workshops using facilitated Group Decision Software. GDN Conference, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland. Printed in, The 15th International Conference on Group Decision and Negotiation Letters, Warsaw School of Economics Press, ISBN 978-83-7378-985-2.

Applied research in the area of soft operational research techniques, namely Problem Structuring Methods (PSMs).Strategic Option Development Analysis (SODA). Multi Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA).

International Economics and applied macroeconomics.

Macroeconomic theory

Open Economy Macroeconomics

International Economics.

Development Economics

Strategic Management (MBA)

Financial Strategy (Paper 14 ACCA).

Dissertation supervision (UG and PG)

BA (Hons) Economics

MA Economics (Distinction)

Programme leadership

Programme Leader for suite of MSc Business Economics and (joints) (2017-2018):

• MSc Business Economics and Business Finance
• MSc Business Economics and Risk Management
• MSc Business Economics and International Relations
• MSc Business Economics and Marketing

Programme responsibility UG programmes in Economics (2009-2018):

• BA (Hons) Economics
• BSc (Hons) Economics and Finance
• BA (Hons) Accounting and Economics
• BA (Hons) Business Management and Economics
• BA (Hons) Economics and Politics
• BA (Hons) Economics and International Relations
• BA (Hons) Economics and Law 

DMU Economics programmes have achieved high ratings in the NSS. Economics at DMU was ranked 1st in the UK for student satisfaction (National Student Survey, 2015),  and achieved 100%  overall satisfaction scores in the 2017 and 2018  NSS.

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (since 2003)

Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (Feb 2018)

Chartered Management Business Educator (CMBE), Chartered Association of Business Schools (2020). 

KAUR, P. and CARRERAS A. L. (2009) ‘Using Group Decision Software to Facilitate Stakeholder Workshops: Investigating the impact of ethnicity on degree attainment, at De Montfort University.( HEEON, London, 23/01/09).

KAUR, P. and CARRERAS A. L. (2009) ‘Using Group Decision Software to Facilitate Stakeholder Workshops: Investigating the impact of ethnicity on degree attainment, at De Montfort University.( HEEON, London, 23/01/09)

CARRERAS, A. L. and KAUR, P. (2009) Improving Team Effectiveness in Strategic Workshops: Developing question sets to enhance the facilitators understanding of group dynamics in live workshop environment. (Euro XXIV  Bonn, Germany, European Conference on Operational Research. 5th-8th July 2009.

CARRERAS, A. L. and KAUR, P. (2009) Slicing Potatoes Whilst Saving Energy: A facilitated MCDA process. INFORMS Annual Meeting. San Diego. October 11th-14th 2009.

KAUR, P. and CARRERAS A. L (2012) Enhancing the Dimensions of Procedural Justice in facilitated Group Workshops using Group Decision Software.  EURO 2012, 25th Conference on Operational Research, Vilnius, Lithuania.

CARRERAS, A. L. and KAUR, P. (2013) How might membership of an organisation, like the OR Society, deliver value for you? A series of stakeholder workshop facilitated sessions. OR55 Conference (Exeter University, 3rd-5th September 2013).

KUR, P. and Carreras A. L (2015) Understanding the links between the Determinants of Procedural Justice and Causal Mapping: Outcomes of Focus Group Workshops using facilitated Group Decision Software.GDN Conference, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland. Printed in, The 15^th International Conference on Group Decision and Negotiation Letters, Warsaw School of Economics Press, ISBN 978-83-7378-985-2.

KAUR, P. and CARRERAS A. L (2018) “Capturing the Participants’ Voice: Using Causal Mapping supported by Group Decision Software to enhance Procedural Justice”. Published as book chapter (chapter 9) in the edited book of referred proceedings of the 18^th International Conference of GDN 2018 (Nanjing, China), in Lectures Notes in Business Information Processing (LNBIP) a Springer publication. ISBN978-3-319-92873-9

CARRERAS, A. L. and KAUR, P (2019) Negotiating Strategic Priorities with a Group Decision Support System.19^th International Conference on Group Decision and Negotiation, University of Loughborough June 11^th-15^th.

KAUR, P (2020) Advance HE’s Annual Teaching and Learning Conference: Teaching in the spotlight:7 July 2020 (Online): Using facilitated group decision software to enhance procedural justice and hear the student voice: An exploratory study with ethnic minority background students.

Parmjit is also a lead consultant within “Creating Strategic Solutions” (CSS).

Parmjit has engaged in providing consultancy in the area of Problem Structuring Methods. Her consultancy experience has been with International Corporations, Collaborative Partnerships and Not – for – Profit organisations. Major clients have been PepsiCo International, TATA steel and Oasis Healthcare.

Link to OR case study (PDF)

Higher Education Innovation Funding (HIEF 4) - time buyout by Corporate Development for External Income Generation (2009-2011).