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    Improving employability through research Informed Learning: enhancing student engagement on a vocational outdoor degree 

    Hickman, M.; Gray, P.; Inkster, Allison; Passenger, N.; Stokes, Peter; Beard, Colin (N/A, 2015-12-03)
    Hickman, M., Gray, P., Inkster, A., Passenger, N., Stokes P., and Beard, C. (2015) ‘Improving employability through research Informed Learning: enhancing student engagement on a vocational outdoor degree’, Inspire: Sharing ...
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    Doing the plastic fantastic: ‘artificial’ adventure and older adult climbers 

    Hickman, Mark; Stokes, Peter; Beard, Colin; Inkster, Allison (Taylor and Francis, 2017-03-27)
    The aim of this paper is to determine the perceptions and experiences of climbing at artificial climbing walls (ACWs) as undertaken by a cohort of ‘young-old’ people (circa 65-75). The engagement of older people in outdoor ...
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    Resilience and the (Micro-)Dynamics of Organizational Ambidexterity: Implications for Strategic HRM 

    Stokes, Peter; Smith, Simon; Wall, Tony; Moore, Neil; Rowland, Caroline; Ward, Tony; Cronshaw, Sue (Taylor and Francis, 2018-05-17)
    In the twenty-first century, resilience has emerged as an important topic linked to calls for adaptability, well-being and organizational performance. Extant strategic human resource management (HRM) literature and practices ...
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    The Role of Non-market Strategies in Establishing Legitimacy: The Case of Service MNEs in Emerging Economies 

    Tarba, Shlomo Y.; Khan, Zaheer; Rodgers, P.; Stokes, Peter (Springer, 2019-06-12)
    In this article, we examine the mechanisms of the corporate political activities of service multinational enterprises (SMNEs) operating in an emerging economy. Reporting the findings of qualitative interviews with key ...
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    When the “well-oiled machine” meets the “pyramid of people”: Role perceptions and hybrid working practices of middle managers in a bi-national organization - ARTE 

    Barmeyer, Christoph; Davoine, Eric; Stokes, Peter (Sage Publications, 2019-07-23)
    This article examines the middle management representations of organization and managerial roles within a specific bicultural organizational context. The argument explores the extant cross-cultural management literature ...
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    Risk Perceptions and Risk Management Approaches of Chinese Overseas Investors: An Empirical Investigation 

    Ullah, S.; Wang, Zheng; Stokes, Peter; Xiao, W. (Elsevier, 2018-09-24)
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    Work intensification and Ambidexterity - the Notions of Extreme and ‘Everyday’ Experiences in Emergency Contexts: Surfacing Dynamics in the Ambulance Service 

    Wankhade, Paresh; Stokes, Peter; Tarba, Shlomo; Rogers, Peter (Taylor and Francis, 2019-05-23)
    Many organizational contexts have experienced radical changes resulting in work intensification. Whilst emergency services face evident ‘macro-extreme’ challenges (emergencies, major traumas) employees also experience ...
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    Organizations and history – Are there any lessons to be learned from genocide? 

    Gabriel, Yiannis; Stokes, Peter (Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw, Poland, 2019-11-15)
    The authors argue that genocide is not a phenomenon marginal to the world of management and organizations, but one from which these disciplines stand to learn a lot and one to which they must contribute their own insights. ...
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    Examining an integrative model of resilience, subjective well-being and commitment as predictors of organizational citizenship behaviors 

    Bamel, U.; Stokes, Peter; Happy, P.; Ashok Ashta (Emerald, 2019-11-04)
    Purpose: A review of the emerging scholarly literature on positive organizational scholarship indicates a need to pursue cognitive, emotional and motivational mechanisms, which translate into positive states and outcomes ...
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    Entrepreneurial stories, narratives and reading – Their role in building entrepreneurial being and behaviour 

    Manning, Paul; Stokes, Peter; Tarba, Shlomo; Rodgers, Peter (Sage, 2019-11-15)
    The article undertakes an innovative study focusing on the choices and manners of entrepreneur reading as a means of developing resilience and responding to the challenges and crises that entrepreneurial activity presents. ...
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