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Dr Malte Jauch

Lecturer
EBS - Management and Marketing
Dr Malte Jauch
  • Email

  • Telephone

    +44 (0) 1206 872177

  • Location

    EBS.1.11H, Colchester Campus

  • Academic support hours

    Monday 2.30pm - 4pm Please use this link to book support hours: https://rb.gy/hscf9

Profile

Biography

My research lies at the intersection of ethics, economics, and political theory. I’m particularly interested in problems of workplace justice and in justice in access to free time. Beyond that, I entertain interests in intergenerational justice, gender justice, and animal ethics.

Qualifications

  • PhD in Political Theory University of Essex,

Research and professional activities

Conferences and presentations

‘Preparing for Adulthood: Moral issues in the design of school curricula’

MANCEPT Workshops in Political Theory, MANCEPT, Manchester, United Kingdom, 12/9/2023

Preparing for Adulthood: Moral issues in the design of school curricula

Mancept workshops in political theory, University of Manchester, 5/9/2023

Free Time and the Capitalist Output Bias

Political Studies Association Annual International Conference 2023, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 4/4/2023

Teaching and supervision

Current teaching responsibilities

  • Business Strategy (BE431)

  • Management and Strategy (BE485)

  • Student Success Tutorial (BE917)

  • Independent Study Project: Management/Marketing (BE938)

Publications

Journal articles (6)

Jauch, M., Greedy Work and the New Gendered Division of Labour. Social Theory and Practice: an international and interdisciplinary journal of social philosophy

Jauch, M., The Welfare Argument for Free Time Protection. Journal of Applied Philosophy

Jauch, M., (2024). The Welfare Argument for Free Time Protection. Journal of Applied Philosophy

Jauch, M., (2023). Structural Injustice and Workers’ Rights, by Virginia Mantouvalou. Journal of Business Ethics

Jauch, M., (2023). Free Time Across the Life Course. Political Studies. 71 (1), 89-105

Jauch, M., (2020). The rat race and working time regulation. Politics, Philosophy & Economics. 19 (3), 293-314

Thesis dissertation (1)

Jauch, M., (2021). Justice for Grasshoppers

Contact

m.jauch@essex.ac.uk
+44 (0) 1206 872177

Location:

EBS.1.11H, Colchester Campus

Academic support hours:

Monday 2.30pm - 4pm Please use this link to book support hours: https://rb.gy/hscf9