Qurat ul ain Talpur
Assistant professor, Marketing at Management School ESSCA
Schools
- Management School ESSCA
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Biography
Management School ESSCA
EDUCATION
*Highest degree *
- Doctorate/PhD, Management Sciences, Marketing, Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France
- Master Research, University of Sindh, Pakistan
- Bachelor, Management Sciences, International Business, University of Sindh, Pakistan
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Academic experience
- Assistant Professor, ESSCA School of Management, France
- Research and teaching assistant, IAE Saint-Etienne, France
- Visiting professor, ESC Troyes, France
- Adjunct Lecturer, IAE Lyon, France
- Adjunct Lecturer, IAE Aix-Marseille Graduate School of Management, France
GRANTS AND HONORS
- Overseas scholarship for Doctoral Degree, Higher Education Commission, Pakistan
- Silver Medal, Bachelor of Science, University of Sindh, Pakistan
- Best Student Award, University of Sindh, Pakistan
INTELLECTUAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Peer-reviewed Articles
- MURTAZA, G., TALPUR, Q.U.A., ROQUES, O. and KHAN, R. (2021). Religious beliefs as a moderator of the relationships between workplace incivility and counterproductive work behaviours. Human Systems Management, 40(6), pp. 813-823.
- TALPUR, Q.U.A., JHATIAL, A., MURTAZA, G., MEMON, Z. and TAIYYEBA, Z. (2016). The Relationship between Employees' Training their Performance in Public Universities in Pakistan. NICE Research Journal of Social Science, 9, pp. 47-60.
Presentation at a conference with proceedings
- KHAN, R., MURTAZA, G., TALPUR, Q.U.A. and KAZI, U. (2021). Employees’ Fear Of Goal Failure And Unethical Behavior: The Mediating Role Of Ego-Depletion And Moderating Role Of Moral Attentiveness. In: EURAM 2021, Reshaping Capitalism for a Sustainable World. ESG, UQAM Montréal:
- MURTAZA, G., KHAN, R., NEVEU, J.P. and TALPUR, Q.U.A. (2021). Gossip 2.0: The Role of Social Media and Moral Attentiveness on Counterproductive Work Behavior. In: . Academy of Management Proceedings, pp. 11950.
- KHAN, R., MURTAZA, G., NEVEU, J.P., OHANA, M. and TALPUR, Q.U.A. (2021). Fear of goal failure making employees to behave unethically: A cross-national study. In: . Academy of Management Proceedings.
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