31 August 1930 - 29 January 2015
Degrees obtained
MA (1953), MSc (1956), University of Edinburgh
DSc (1973), University of Aston
Employment history
· Research Assistant, Social Sciences Research Centre, University of
Edinburgh, 1953-56
· Assistant Lecturer in Public Health and Social Medicine, University of
Edinburgh, 1956-57
· Lecturer in Human Relations, Birmingham College of Technology, 1957-60
· Senior Research Fellow, Industrial Administration Research Unit,
Birmingham College of Advanced Technology (later Aston University),
1960-67
· Reader in Industrial Administration, Aston University, 1967-68
· Director of Research and Reader in Organizational Behaviour, London
Business School, 1968-69
· Professor of Organizational Behaviour, London Business School, 1970-82
· Professor of Systems and Head of Systems Discipline, Faculty of
Technology, Open University, 1983-88
· Professor of International Management and Director of Research, Open
University Business School, 1988-1995
· Visiting Research Professor of International Management, Open
University Business School, 1995-2000
· Emeritus Professor of International Management, Open University,
2000-2015
Offices held
· Chairman, Association of Teachers of Management, 1970-73
· Honorary Vice-President, Association of Teachers of Management,
1980-85
· Director and Trustee of Diapason Ltd (a musical education charity),
1970-84
Editorial duties
· Editor, Newsletter of Association of Teachers of
Management, 1961-66
· General Editor, Library of Modern Management, Penguin Education Books,
1966-1986
· Editorial adviser on Psychology, Batsford Books, 1967-1973
· Editor, Newsletter of British Academy of Management,
1989-91
· General Editor, History of Management Thought series, Ashgate
Dartmouth Publishing, 1992-2002
· General Editor Classic Research in Management series, Ashgate
Dartmouth Publishing, 1997-2002
Honours
· Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society and holder of the Certificate,
1959
· Fellow of British Psychological Society, 1971
· Fellow of Italian Academy of Business Administration, 1981
· Fellow of International Academy of Management, 1987
· The Professor Derek Pugh Prize is awarded annually to the best student
on Professional Certificate in Management course of the Open University
Business School, 1995 onwards
· Recipient of Festschrift: T. Clark (ed.) Advancement in
Organizational Behaviour: Essays in Honour of Derek S. Pugh, Ashgate, 1997
· Academician of the Academy of Learned Societies for the Social
Sciences, 2000
· Honorary Fellow, University College, Northampton, 2001
· Honorary Doctorate (DLitt), Aston University, 2009
· Recipient of the Richard Whipp Lifetime Achievement Award of the
British Academy of Management, 2009
Professional activities:
· Correspondence Tutor in Industrial Psychology, Ruskin
College, Oxford. 1958-1964
· British Tutor at the First European Summer School for
Social Psychology. 1965
· Secretary, Management Education Study Group. 1958-1960
· Founder member, Association of Teachers of Management (ATM) 1961
· Editor of ATM Bulletin, 1961-1966
· Chairman of ATM, 1970-1973
· Immediate Past Chairman ATM (ex-officio member of the committee)
1973-1976
· Consultant to METDC project on 'Resources for Management Education'
conducted at the London School of Economics, 1969-1972
· Member of Formation Committee, Central London Regional Management
Centre (based at the Polytechnic of Central London), 1973-1975
· Member of the CBI/BIM Advisory Panel on Management Education Working
Party on Industry-Business School Relationships, 1973-1977
· Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee, European Institute of
Advanced Studies in Management, Brussels, 1972-1976
· Co-designer and Principal Teacher of FORDOM: a management training
course sponsored by a consortium of Italian firms (Fiat, Montedison, Olivetti,
IRI, Bank of Rome, Bank of Naples, etc.) for managers who are about to become
management teachers; Turin-Milan 1973-1974
· Teacher on FORDOM-SUD: a management training course sponsored by the
Italian Government for managers in the South of Italy who are about to become
management teachers, Rome 1975
· Member of the Editorial Board of:
Administrative Science Quarterly, 1968-1971
British Journal of Social Psychology, 1967-1975
European Journal of Social Psychology, 1969-1977
Human Relations, 1989 - 1995
Administrative Science Quarterly, 1968-1971
British Journal of Social Psychology, 1967-1975
European Journal of Social Psychology, 1969-1977
Human Relations, 1989 - 1995
· Member, Flying Personnel Research Committee (Psychological
sub-committee), Ministry of Defence, 1976-1980
· Member of CNAA Business and Management Studies Postgraduate Board
1978-1983
· Member of CNAA Research Sub-Committee 1979-1983
· Final Selection Board, Civil Service
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