
Professor Joanne Meehan PhD, MCIP, ISM, PGCE LTHE
Professor of Responsible Procurement Operations and Supply Chain Management
- +44 (0)151 795 3151
- Work email Joanne.Meehan@liverpool.ac.uk
- ORCID0000-0001-6730-9350
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Research
Strategic procurement
Jo's research has two complementary themes: the strategic impacts of sustainable procurement on diverse stakeholders, and the supply chain conflicts and constraints arising when balancing equity and economic benefit. These themes reflect an interdisciplinary, practice-orientated approach underpinned with scholarly research. Legitimacy and the role of public policy are core aspects of the research.
The research covers the role of procurement in a range of sectors. Recent research is set in public and third sectors and explores social value and commercialisation. The use of Critical Action Research is a key feature of the research.
Key themes: Dynamics of B2B relationships (power, value, risk), modern slavery, sustainable procurement, critical action research, strategic issues in the social housing sector
Research Group Membership
Research Grants
Implications of COVID-19 for modern slavery challenges in supply chain management
ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCIL
January 2021 - June 2021
To significantly improve culture of customer service and efficiency through the re-engineering and comercialization of the Building Maintenance Unit's operations and supply chain management.
CARTREFI CONWY CYFYNGEDIG (UK)
December 2010 - April 2014
Research Collaborations
Prof Rhona Johnsen and Dr Slyvie Lacoste
Project: Hegemony in b2b relationships
External: Audencia Business School, and Leonard de Vinci Pole Universitaire
Research collaboration: Hegemony in b2b relationships
Dr Joona Keränen
Project: Value in b2b relationships - research projects
External: Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT), Finland
Collaborative research project with LUT research cluster and Dr Bruce Pinnington (ULMS)
Dr Louise Knight (Aston University); Nicola Robinson (CIPS)
External: Aston University and CIPS
The future of purchasing and supply management
Dr Chris Mason
External: Swinburne University of Technology
Barriers to collaborative public procurement
Dr DJ Bryde
External: Liverpool John Moores University
Research into sustainable supply chains in social housing sector
Dr T.Scanlon
External: Manchester Metropolitan University
Research of value in B2B relationships
Prof. GH Wright
External: Manchester Metropolitan University
Research of B2B power dynamics