Dr Hans-Joachim Wolfram

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Hans-Joachim Wolfram
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Leadership and management

About

I studied Psychology and Cultural Studies at the Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany. I received my PhD from the University of Leipzig, Germany in the area of Work and Organisational Psychology and Social Psychology. Furthermore, I acquired a psychotherapeutic qualification in Logotherapy/Existential Analysis. Before joining Kingston University, I conducted research at the University of Leipzig, Germany and for London Business School.

I have been teaching in Higher Education for more than fifteen years, I am Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), and I fulfilled the role of course director for many years, especially for students on the MSc Occupational and Business Psychology. Currently, I am acting as liaison person for the collaboration between Kingston Business School and the German International School of Management and Administration (GISMA), Berlin, Germany. 

I am a Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol), an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (AFBPsS), a general member of its Division of Occupational Psychology, and an associate editor of 'Gender in Management: An international Journal'.

Academic responsibilities

Associate Professor in Work Psychology

Qualifications

  • BSc Psychology (overseas equivalent)
  • MSc Psychology (overseas equivalent)
  • Logotherapeutic/Existential analytical qualification
  • PhD Applied Social Psychology and Work Psychology
  • PGCert Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

Teaching and learning

I fulfilled the role of course director for many years, especially for students on the the MSc Occupational and Business Psychology. Currently, I am acting as liaison person for the collaboration between Kingston Business School and the German International School of Management and Administration (GISMA), Potsdam, Germany. 

Undergraduate courses taught

Postgraduate courses taught

Research

My main areas of research interest are employee well-being, diversity in the workplace, and social psychology perspectives within organisational settings (e.g., stereotyping). I am particularly interested in examining joint effects of surface-level (demographic) diversity and deep-level (psychological) diversity. For more specific examples, please see list of selected publications further down this page.

My current research is focused on 'meaning in life and at work' and, with Dr. Niki Giatras, Kingston University, 'harassment experiences and mental health'.

I have been involved with research collaboration, internationally, with Dorothee Alfermann, University of Leipzig, Germany (gender studies), Ursula Athenstaedt, University of Graz, Austria (social psychology), and Nina Mareen Junker, University of Oslo, Norway (work psychology). 

I was research group coordinator of the Diversity and Inclusion Research Unit (DIRU), which sat within the business school. More information about this group, as well as an overview of former members, can be found here: https://www.kingston.ac.uk/faculties/faculty-of-business-and-social-sciences/research/diversity-and-inclusion-research-unit/. Among other things, this group contributed to Kingston University's first application for Race Equality Charter Mark (RECM) status, which was recognised by being granted a 'partial' Rose Award (an internal prize). 

I am involved with doctoral research as supervisor (see further down this page for current examples) and internal examiner. Completed doctoral supervisions include: 

  • (with Georgy Petrov, University of London) Ali Idris Ali Amgheib: "How leadership styles and follower characteristics predict follower work outcomes in Libyan organisations"
  • (with Emma Russell, University of Sussex) Gülcihan Selvi Öz: "Ambidextrous leadership as catalyst for innovation ambidexterity in established organisations: A sequential explanatory mixed-method study"

I acted as external PhD examiner for the University of Exeter (leadership studies), research grant proposal reviewer for the German Research Foundation [DFG] (social sciences), ad-hoc reviewer for various academic journals, and I am currently an associate editor of 'Gender in Management: An international Journal'.

Areas of specialism

  • I am an associate editor of 'Gender in Management: An international Journal'.

Scholarly affiliations

  • British Psychological Society (BPS), Division of Occupational Psychology (DOP): general member
  • British Academy of Management (BAM), Gender in Management special Interest Group (GIMSIG): member

Research student supervision

Publications

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Number of items: 20.

Article

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2023) Meaning in life, life role importance, life strain, and life satisfaction. Current Psychology, 42(34), pp. 29905-29917. ISSN (print) 1046-1310

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim, Linton, Kenisha and Mcduff, Nona (2018) Ethnic harassment, ethnic identity centrality, and well-being. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities, 5(5), pp. 1118-1130. ISSN (print) 2197-3792

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2017) Modern prejudice and strength of conjunction error : overestimating proportions of minority employees. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, 36(5), pp. 417-436. ISSN (print) 2040-7149

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim and Gratton, Lynda (2014) Gender role self-concept, categorical gender, and transactional-transformational leadership: implications for perceived workgroup performance. Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies, 21(4), pp. 338-353. ISSN (print) 1548-0518

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim and Gratton, Lynda (2014) Spillover between work and home, role importance and life satisfaction. British Journal of Management, 25(1), pp. 77-90. ISSN (print) 1045-3172

Mohr, Gisela and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2010) Stress among managers: the importance of dynamic tasks, predictability, and social support in unpredictable times. Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, 15(2), pp. 167-179. ISSN (print) 1076-8998

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim and Mohr, Gisela (2010) Gender-typicality of economic sectors and gender-composition of working groups as moderating variables in leadership research. Gender in Management, 25(4), pp. 320-339. ISSN (print) 1754-2413

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim, Mohr, Gisela and Borchert, Jenni (2009) Gender role self-concept, gender-role conflict, and well-being in male primary school teachers. Sex Roles, 60(1-2), pp. 114-127. ISSN (print) 0360-0025

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim and Mohr, Gisela (2009) Transformational leadership, team goal fulfillment, and follower work satisfaction: the moderating effects of deep-level similarity in leadership dyads. Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies, 15(3), pp. 260-274. ISSN (print) 1548-0518

Mohr, Gisela and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2008) Leadership and effectiveness in the context of gender: the role of leaders' verbal behaviour. British Journal of Management, 19(1), pp. 4-16. ISSN (print) 1045-3172

Schyns, Birgit and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2008) The relationship between leader-member exchange and outcomes as rated by leaders and followers. Leadership and Organization Development Journal, 29(7), pp. 631-646. ISSN (print) 0143-7739

Schröter, Melani and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2007) Der Einfluss geschlechtsrollenkongruenten und -diskrepanten Gesprächsverhaltens auf die Personwahrnehmung [The impact of gender role congruent vs. discrepant communication behaviour on impression formation]. Zeitschrift für Angewandte Linguistik, 46, pp. 19-40.

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim, Mohr, Gisela and Schyns, Birgit (2007) Professional respect for female and male leaders: influential gender-relevant factors. Women in Management Review, 22(1), pp. 19-32. ISSN (print) 0964-9425

Book Section

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim, Alfermann, Dorothee and Athenstaedt, Ursula (2020) Gender, gender self-perceptions, and workplace leadership. In: Zimmermann, Klaus F., (ed.) Handbook of labor, human resources and population economics. Cham, Switzerland : Springer. ISBN 9783319573656

Yarker, Joanna B., Wolfram, Hans-Joachim and Junker, Nina M. (2020) Training and development for employees returning to work after parental leave. In: Karanika-Murray, Maria and Cooper, Cary, (eds.) Navigating the return-to-work experience for new parents : maintaining work-family well-being. London, U.K. : Routledge. pp. 101-112. ISBN 9780367222994

Conference or Workshop Item

Scuderi, Vittorio Edoardo, Paolillo, Anna and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2024) Supporting the long-term effect of diversity practices and inclusion through trust and empowerment. In: 33rd International Congress of Psychology; 21-26 Jul 2024, Prague, Czech Republic. (Unpublished)

Wolfram, Hans-Joachim and Giatras, Niki (2024) Gender harassment at work and impaired work-related well-being : the moderating effects of gender identity centrality and gender. In: Division of Occupational Psychology Conference : The Value We Bring; 15-17 May 2024, Sheffield, U.K.. (Unpublished)

Scuderi, Vittorio Edoardo, Paolillo, Anna and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2022) A systematic literature review on how diversity practices affect job satisfaction, job performance, exit, voice, loyalty, and neglect of employees : the mediation effects of psychological empowerment and trust climate, and the moderation effect of climate for inclusion. In: 15th Equality Diversity Inclusion Conference (EDI) : Disruption; 22 – 24 Jul 2022, Cape Town, South Africa. (Unpublished)

Yarker, Joanna, Wolfram, Hans-Joachim, Junker, Nina and McDowall, Almuth (2020) Training and development for employees returning to work after parental leave. In: 14th European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology Conference (EAOHP) : Promoting healthy and sustainable work; 02 - 04 Sep 2020, Nicosia, Cyprus (Held online). (Unpublished)

Junker, Nina and Wolfram, Hans-Joachim (2018) The effects of parenthood and gender on followers’ ratings of LMX quality. In: 78th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management : Improving Lives; 10-14 Aug 2018, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.. ISSN (online) 2151-6561

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Leadership and management

University responsibilities

  • I fulfilled the role of course director for many years, especially for students on the MSc Occupational and Business Psychology.
  • I was research group coordinator of the Diversity and Inclusion Research Unit (DIRU), which sat within the business school.
  • I am acting as liaison person for the collaboration between Kingston Business School and the German International School of Management and Administration (GISMA), Potsdam, Germany.

Public and CIVIC roles

  • I am an associate editor of 'Gender in Management: An international Journal'.
  • I am a Certified Management and Business Educator (CMBE) with the Chartered Association of Business Schools (CABS).