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Professor Howard Cox
Director of Research
Worcester Business School
Howard’s teaching and research interests draw on a long experience in the fields of economics, business strategy and international business. He has published work in the area of business history and contemporary economic analysis. Howard is currently engaged in writing a history of Britain’s magazine publishing industry from its earliest days through to the digital revolution.
Qualifications
PhD Economics
MSc Economics
BA (Hons.) Economics
Teaching & Research
Teaching
International Business Strategy
Economics
Research
Business History and Economics of the Firm
Professional Bodies
FRHistSoc
European Business History Association, Academy of International Business
Association of Business Historians
Publications
Cox, H and Mowatt, S. (2011) “Vogue in Britain: Authenticity and the Creation of Competitive Advantage in the UK Magazine Industry” Business History, in press.
Cox, H. (2008) “Shaping a Corporate Identity from Below: the Role of the BAT Bulletin”, Management and Organizational History, vol. 3, no.3, pp.197-215.
Cox, H. and Mowatt, S. (2008) “Technological Change and Innovation in Consumer Magazine Publishing: a UK-Based Study” Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, vol. 20, no.4, pp.503-520.
External Responsibilities
External examiner of PhD students at University of Birmingham, Birkbeck College London, South Bank University.








