Dr Amal Abdellatif

Assistant Professor

School: Newcastle Business School

Dr Amal Abdellatif is Assistant Professor in Organisation Studies. Joining academia after nine years in leadership positions within pharmaceutical industry in the Middle East, Amal’s research centres around inequalities at different intersections of difference, otherness and marginalisation, and alternative forms of feminist organising. In exploring these themes, Amal draws upon diverse theoretical constructs and adopts unconventional qualitative methodologies and the use of visual and art-based approaches. Her work is published in top leading academic journals such as Journal of Business Ethics, Organization, Gender, Work and Organization, Culture and Organization. She holds board roles in different non-for-profit organisations and is the Social Media Editor at Management Learning Journal, as well as Media and Social Media Section Co-Editor-in-Chief at Culture and Organization Journal.

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Key Publications

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Encounters with a more-than-hu-man world: Affective attunement and co-becoming-with trees, Abdellatif, A., Huopalainen, A. 23 Jun 2026, In: Organization
From Dystopian Academia to Utopian Sororal Counterspaces: A Collaborative Autoethnography of Women Academics in Business Schools, Gergess, R., Vershinina, N., Abdellatif, A. 1 May 2026, In: Gender, Work and Organization
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis: An Overview, Abdellatif, A. 30 Jan 2026, The Routledge Handbook to Qualitative Accounting Research Methods, Abingdon, Routledge
Lists and other external measures of scholarship, Abdellatif, A., Barros, A., Calvard, T., Prasad, A. 1 Jul 2026, In: Management Learning
On the Move, Yet Never Arriving: Slow Deaths and Racialised Migrant Academics in the Global North, Dixit, A., Abdellatif, A., Banday, M. 6 Jun 2026, In: Organization
‘Othered’ early careering: What is it like not to be born at the finish line?, Abdellatif, A., Vu, M. 9 Jul 2026, Starting Academia Differently, London, Routledge
Performing Early Careerism Differently in Academia: Voices from the Field, Abdellatif, A. 1 Jul 2026, In: Academy of Management Proceedings
Power Maintenance through Feminism Appropriation in the Academy, Vershinina, N., Alkhaled, S., Abdellatif, A. Jul 2026, In: Academy of Management Proceedings
The Colonial Cartography of Business and Society Research: Towards a Collective Epistemic Responsibility, Abdellatif, A., Tekeste, M. 21 May 2026, In: Business and Society