Dr. Rabia Imran

Assistant Professor
Dhofar University, Oman


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Management Science from Foundation University, Islamabad, Pakistan

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Biography

Rabia Imran (PhD) is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Department of Management and Marketing, College of Commerce and Business Administration, Dhofar University, Salalah, Oman. Before that she served University Institute of Management Sciences-PMAS-Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Her curent job responsibilities include teaching, supervision, research, committee and community work. She did her PhD (Management Sciences with specialization in Human Resource Management) from Foundation University Islamabad, Pakistan. She has been actively involved in management, teaching and research since 2001. Her areas of research contribution and interest include Leadership, HR practices especially High Performance Work Systems, Organizational Commitment, Organizational performance, Organizational Justice and Innovation. She is a Senior Member International Economics Development and Research Center (IEDRC) and a member of Academy of Management (AOM) and Innovative Research publications(IRP).

Area of Interest:

Business Management and Accounting
Transformational Leadership
Innovation
Human Capital
Organizational Justice

Selected Publications

  1. Imran, R., M. Majeed and A. Ayub, 2015. Impact of organizational justice, job security and job satisfaction on organizational productivity. J. Econ. Bus. Manage., 3: 840-845.
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  2. Imran, R., M. Majeed and A. Ayub, 2015. Enhancing performance: Examining the role played by high performance work system. Int. J. Econ. Financial Issues, 5: 379-384.
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  3. Imran, R. and A. Fatima, 2015. Achieving service performance through High performance work system: Psychological empowerment as mediator. Adv. Sci. Lett., 21: 1173-1175.
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  4. Fatima, A., R. Imran, H. Shahab and S. Zulfiqar, 2015. Knowledge sharing among Pakistani IT professionals: Examining the role of procedural justice, pay satisfaction and organizational commitment. Adv. Sci. Lett., 21: 1189-1192.
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  5. Fatima, A., R. Imran, A.A. Khan and H.A. Khan, 2015. Awakening individual's change commitment: The role of emotional and spiritual intelligences in health sector of Pakistan. J. Applied Environ. Biol. Sci., 5: 14-19.
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  6. Rabbani, S., R. Imran and N. Kamal, 2014. Leadership and creativity: Does organizational culture matter? J. Basic Applied Scient. Res., 4: 50-56.
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  7. Zahid, G., M. Anis-ul-Haque and R. Imran, 2013. Bridging the gap: Assessing students' performance through student academic engagement in light of national education policies. Int. J. Educ. Psychol. Assess., 14: 71-89.

  8. Yasir, M., R. Imran and M.K. Irshad, 2013. Mediating role of organizational climate in the relationship between transformational leadership, its facets and organizational performance. Actual Probl. Econ., 7: 559-569.

  9. Alsam, N., R. Imran, M. Anwar, Z. Hameed and A. Kafayat, 2013. The impact of work family conflict on turnover intentions: An empirical evidence from Pakistan. World Applied Sci. J., 24: 628-633.
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  10. Imran, R., F. Zahoor and A. Zaheer, 2012. Leadership and performance relationship: Culture matters. Int. J. Innov. Manage. Technol., 3: 713-717.
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  11. Imran, R., A. Fatima, A. Zaheer, I. Yousaf and I. Batool, 2012. How to boost employee performance: Investigating the influence of transformational leadership and work environment in a Pakistani perspective. Middle East J. Scient. Res., 11: 1455-1462.
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  12. Sial, M.A., R. Imran and A. Zaheer, 2011. Job related stress and role performance: An empirical evidence from call centers of Pakistan. Int. J. Acad. Res., 3: 459-463.

  13. Sial, M.A., A. Jilani, S. Mukhtar, R. Imran and A. Zaheer, 2011. Effect of human resource practices on organizational commitment in Pakistani universities. World Applied Sci. J., 15: 793-798.
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  14. Rauf-i-Azam, I. Batool, R. Imran, M.I. Chani, A.I. Hunjra and J.M. Jasra, 2011. Financial crises and economic growth in Pakistan: A time series analysis. Middle East J. Scient. Res., 9: 425-430.
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  15. Noreen, U., R. Imran, A. Zaheer and M.I. Saif, 2011. Impact of microfinance on poverty: A case of Pakistan. World Applied Sci. J., 12: 877-883.
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  16. Imran, R., A. Zaheer and U. Noreen, 2011. Transformational leadership as a predictor of innovative work behavior: Moderated by gender. World Applied Sci. J., 14: 750-759.
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  17. Imran, R. and M. Anis-ul-Haque, 2011. Mediating effect of organizational climate between transformational leadership and innovative work behaviour. Pak. J. Psychol. Res., 26: 183-199.
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  18. Fatima, A., R. Imran and S.H. Awan, 2011. Emotional intelligence and transformational leadership: Finding gender differences. World Applied Sci. J., 14: 1734-1743.
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  19. Imran, R., T. Saeed, M. Anis-ul-Haque and A. Fatima, 2010. Organizational climate as a predictor of innovative work behavior. Afr. J. Bus. Manage., 4: 3337-3343.
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  20. Fatima, A., R. Imran and A. Zaheer, 2010. Emotional intelligence and job satisfaction: Mediated by transformational leadership. World Applied Sci. J., 10: 612-620.
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  21. Khan, R., Abaid-ur-Rehman and I. Yousaf, 2009. Influence of transformational leadership on employee performance: A Pakistani perspective. Int. J. Account. Inform. Sci. Leadersh., 2: 53-60.

  22. Khan, R., Abaid-ur-Rehman and A. Fatima, 2009. Transformational leadership and organizational innovation: Moderated by organizational size. Afr. J. Bus. Managt., 3: 678-684.
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  23. Kashif-ur-Rehman, T. Bashir and R. Khan, 2007. Tourism industry: A case of PTDC. PCTE J. Bus. Manage., 4: 116-127.