Richard Ennals is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Working Life at Kingston Business School, Kingston University, London, UK.

He was an English scholar at Cambridge, where he studied philosophy and history. He taught history in the UK and Nigeria, then was an artificial intelligence researcher at Imperial College London. He managed advanced IT research at Imperial and for national government programmes, resigning his government posts in 1985 when the UK government agreed to participate in the American Strategic Defense Initiative, threatening the future of the research he was managing.

Since 1990 he has been a Professor at Kingston Business School, and a visiting professor in Sweden, Norway and Lithuania. He is co-editor of the International Journal of Action Research, and review editor of AI and Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication.

Richard Ennals is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Working Life at Kingston Business School, Kingston University, London, UK.

He was an English scholar at Cambridge, where he studied philosophy and history. He taught history in the UK and Nigeria, then was an artificial intelligence researcher at Imperial College London. He managed advanced IT research at Imperial and for national government programmes, resigning his government posts in 1985 when the UK government agreed to participate in the American Strategic Defense Initiative, threatening the future of the research he was managing.

Since 1990 he has been a Professor at Kingston Business School, and a visiting professor in Sweden, Norway and Lithuania. He is co-editor of the International Journal of Action Research, and review editor of AI and Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication.

Richard Ennals is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Working Life at Kingston Business School, Kingston University, London, UK.

He was an English scholar at Cambridge, where he studied philosophy and history. He taught history in the UK and Nigeria, then was an artificial intelligence researcher at Imperial College London. He managed advanced IT research at Imperial and for national government programmes, resigning his government posts in 1985 when the UK government agreed to participate in the American Strategic Defense Initiative, threatening the future of the research he was managing.

Since 1990 he has been a Professor at Kingston Business School, and a visiting professor in Sweden, Norway and Lithuania. He is co-editor of the International Journal of Action Research, and review editor of AI and Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication.

Richard Ennals is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Working Life at Kingston Business School, Kingston University, London, UK.

He was an English scholar at Cambridge, where he studied philosophy and history. He taught history in the UK and Nigeria, then was an artificial intelligence researcher at Imperial College London. He managed advanced IT research at Imperial and for national government programmes, resigning his government posts in 1985 when the UK government agreed to participate in the American Strategic Defense Initiative, threatening the future of the research he was managing.

Since 1990 he has been a Professor at Kingston Business School, and a visiting professor in Sweden, Norway and Lithuania. He is co-editor of the International Journal of Action Research, and review editor of AI and Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication.

Richard Ennals is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Working Life at Kingston Business School, Kingston University, London, UK.

He was an English scholar at Cambridge, where he studied philosophy and history. He taught history in the UK and Nigeria, then was an artificial intelligence researcher at Imperial College London. He managed advanced IT research at Imperial and for national government programmes, resigning his government posts in 1985 when the UK government agreed to participate in the American Strategic Defense Initiative, threatening the future of the research he was managing.

Since 1990 he has been a Professor at Kingston Business School, and a visiting professor in Sweden, Norway and Lithuania. He is co-editor of the International Journal of Action Research, and review editor of AI and Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication.

Richard Ennals is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Workfing Life at Kingston Business School, Kingston University, London, UK.

He was an English scholar at Cambridge, where he studied philosophy and history. He taught history in the UK and Nigeria, then was an artificial intelligence researcher at Imperial College London. He managed advanced IT research at Imperial and for national government programmes, resigning his government posts in 1985 when the UK government agreed to participate in the American Strategic Defense Initiative, threatening the future of the research he was managing.

Since 1990 he has been a Professor at Kingston Business School, and a visiting professor in Sweden, Norway and Lithuania. He is co-editor of the International Journal of Action Research, and review editor of AI and Society: Knowledge, Culture and Communication.

Dr Ioan Alin Nistor is an associate pro¬fessor at the Faculty of Business, “Babes- Bolyai” University. His understanding of finance comes from his decade long experi¬ence as a professor of Corporate Finance, Public Finance as well as Behavioural Fi¬nance. He graduated the Faculty of Eco¬nomic Sciences and Business Administration, “Babes-Bolyai” University. He receives the PhD title in Finance in 2006 and between 2008-2010 continues his studies as a Post- PhD researcher at the Kobe University, Ja¬pan. During his academic career he received specialization in the field of finance at the Michigan State University, Nottingham Trent University, Odense University and was a guest lecturer at the Kyoto University and Kobe University. He plays an active role as a researcher taking part in a lot of national and international conferences.

Dr Ioan Alin Nistor is an associate pro¬fessor at the Faculty of Business, “Babes- Bolyai” University. His understanding of finance comes from his decade long experi¬ence as a professor of Corporate Finance, Public Finance as well as Behavioural Fi¬nance. He graduated the Faculty of Eco¬nomic Sciences and Business Administration, “Babes-Bolyai” University. He receives the PhD title in Finance in 2006 and between 2008-2010 continues his studies as a Post- PhD researcher at the Kobe University, Ja¬pan. During his academic career he received specialization in the field of finance at the Michigan State University, Nottingham Trent University, Odense University and was a guest lecturer at the Kyoto University and Kobe University. He plays an active role as a researcher taking part in a lot of national and international conferences.

Dr Ioan Alin Nistor is an associate pro¬fessor at the Faculty of Business, “Babes- Bolyai” University. His understanding of finance comes from his decade long experi¬ence as a professor of Corporate Finance, Public Finance as well as Behavioural Fi¬nance. He graduated the Faculty of Eco¬nomic Sciences and Business Administration, “Babes-Bolyai” University. He receives the PhD title in Finance in 2006 and between 2008-2010 continues his studies as a Post- PhD researcher at the Kobe University, Ja¬pan. During his academic career he received specialization in the field of finance at the Michigan State University, Nottingham Trent University, Odense University and was a guest lecturer at the Kyoto University and Kobe University. He plays an active role as a researcher taking part in a lot of national and international conferences.

Dr Ioan Alin Nistor is an associate pro¬fessor at the Faculty of Business, “Babes- Bolyai” University. His understanding of finance comes from his decade long experi¬ence as a professor of Corporate Finance, Public Finance as well as Behavioural Fi¬nance. He graduated the Faculty of Eco¬nomic Sciences and Business Administration, “Babes-Bolyai” University. He receives the PhD title in Finance in 2006 and between 2008-2010 continues his studies as a Post- PhD researcher at the Kobe University, Ja¬pan. During his academic career he received specialization in the field of finance at the Michigan State University, Nottingham Trent University, Odense University and was a guest lecturer at the Kyoto University and Kobe University. He plays an active role as a researcher taking part in a lot of national and international conferences.