Working Lives Research Institute
Research Fellow
Simone joined WLRI in May 2006 and is currently working on a European research project investigating changes in work organisations and the impact of restructuring processes on organisations and workers.
In 2003, she joined Analytica Social and Economic Research as a Research Officer where she has been involved in a range of European and international research projects on restructuring of work in organisations, global outsourcing and issues of equality & diversity in the workplace.
She also teaches Research Methods to undergraduate and postgraduate students at the Department of Applied Social Science, London Metropolitan University.
Simone’s research interests include the impact of restructuring processes on organisational processes and individuals, changes in occupational identity and perceived quality of working life.
She is also interested in developing better research methodologies for organisational research, in particular the case study method and qualitative research approaches.
Joined publication with Prof Ursula Huws:
Outsourcing of ICT and Related Services in Europe: a Status Report, European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, December, 2005
e-Government, work and welfare in Europe: case studies from France, Germany, Italy and the UK, a LAW project report, October, 2005
ICT related skills and life-long learning: case studies from France, Germany, Italy and the UK, a LAW project report, October, 2005
Asian Emergence: Europe’s Back Office?, IES Report, 2004
eGovernment - an overview, JANUS project report, February, 2003
Bridging the Digital Divide, JANUS project report, October, 2003
Knowledge Society Development Paths in Europe, JANUS project report, September, 2004
Simone Dahlmann
Research Fellow
Working Lives Research Institute
London Metropolitan University
31 Jewry Street, London EC3N 2EY
Tel: 020 7320 3566
Fax: 020 7320 3032