Mark de Rond

Mark de Rond is a Professor of Organisational Ethnography at the University of Cambridge, affiliated with the Cambridge Judge Business School. His research focuses on organisational ethnography, with an emphasis on understanding how individuals navigate challenging circumstances. His work includes field studies with medical professionals, rowing teams, and other groups, and has been published in leading academic journals. He has authored several books, including 'Doctors at War' and 'Dark Justice: Inside the World of Paedophile Hunters'. His research has been featured in major media outlets and has informed executive education programs for various organisations.

Mark de Rond is a researcher at Cambridge University whose work explores the intersections of context, strategy, and organizational practices. His research interests include strategic alliances, institutional plasticity, and the role of context in organizational and psychological dynamics. He investigates how context shapes strategic decisions, organizational practices, and the management of risk and crises. His publications examine the dialectics of strategic alliances, the role of serendipity in research, and the impact of extreme contexts on human behavior. De Rond also explores the methodological implications of ethnographic research, particularly in multi-event and spatial practices. His work emphasizes the importance of understanding context in both theoretical and practical management studies.