Reveley, James Associate Professor

James Reveley is Associate Professor of Management in the Faculty of Business and Law. An advocate of multidisciplinary research, he has published on a wide range of topics including disasters and port infrastructure, banker scapegoating and misconduct, entrepreneur autobiographies, and identity challenges faced by members of socially disadvantaged groups. His writings have appeared in a number of international journals including Human Relations, Journal of Management Studies, Gender, Work & Organization, Law and Financial Markets Review, Enterprise and Society, Business History and Marine Policy. His book about path dependence in New Zealand port development - Registering Interest - was reissued in electronic format by Liverpool University Press in 2018. Appointed to the University of Wollongong in December 1997, he has held a number of administrative roles. He was Head of School (Management, Operations and Marketing) in 2014 and served as Management Discipline Leader for several years (most recently from 2018 until mid-2020). He is a past Secretary of the International Maritime Economic History Association (2000-2003), and from 2001 until 2005 he was an Executive member of the Economic History Society of Australia and New Zealand. He sits on the Editorial Board of Knowledge Cultures and is currently a member of the Research Committee of the American Association for Economic Research.