• Within, in-between, out-of-bounds? Locating researcher positionalities in multicultural marketplaces 

  Kipnis, Eva; Bebek, Gaye; Broeckerhoff, Aurelie (Article)

  Culturally heterogenous and globally interconnected societies represent complex and fluid research fields, in which the multiple and dynamic identity affiliations of researchers intersect with those of research collaborators, ...

• FIERY PHOENIX PLC- ENTREPRENEURIAL SURVIVAL IN ZAMBIA 

  Mwila, Natasha (Article)

  Purpose – The aim of this study is to demonstrate the complexity of ethical decision making in start-up enterprises in emerging markets. The study draws on 2 well known decision making models to illustrate how their ...

• The Influence of Business Simulations on Students’ Psychological Empowerment 

  Avramenko, Alex; Arroteia, Nuno; Hafeez, Khalid (Book chapter)

  This chapter introduces a study exploring the impact of pedagogy utilising the computerised business simulation on psychological empower-ment of students in a Higher Education institution. A survey-based instru-ment was ...

• Improving decision-making effectiveness in crisis situations: developing intuitive expertise at the workplace 

  Okoli, Justin (Article)

  Design/Methodology/Approach This review examines the role of intuition as a cognitive tool to better manage complex crises. The paper draws on a case study in the aviation industry, the Hudson river incident, to advance ...

• Responsible Education: What Engages International Postgraduate Students – Evidence from UK 

  Igwe, Paul Agu; Rahman, Mahfuzur; Ohalehi, Paschal; Amaugo, A.; Anigbo, Juliana (Article)

  Purpose: Responsive educational approaches focus on a set of well-designed practises intended to create engaging, social cohesion, better knowledge outcomes and excellent students experience. Therefore, this article ...

• Reflecting to Rebuild and Strengthen Professional Development A Collection of ‘Post-Online’ Conversations 

  Cartwright, Edward; Chapman, Gary; Davies, Jonathan; Gordon, Genevieve; Harman, Brian; Koenig, Brett; Lancastle, Neil; Lishman, Ros; Malan, Karen; Guarneros-Meza, Valeria; Nizalov, Denys; Orazgani, Ali; Orr, Russell; Omar, Paul; Saunders, Roger; Virmani, Swati; Allen, Thomas (Article)

  This monograph is a multi-authored collection consisting of our faculty’s post-online reflections. The objective was to gather thoughts and discussion around teaching and research during COVID-19. We aim to build and explore ...

• Achieving Teaching Excellence: Developing your TEF profile and beyond 

  de Main, Leanne; Wolstencroft, Peter; Cashian, Paul (Book)

  What does teaching excellence within Further and Higher Education look like? This book takes the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) as its starting point. Each chapter identifies one specific aspect of the TEF and, with ...

• The relationship between bank size and the propensity to lend to small firms: New empirical evidence from a large sample 

  Mkhaiber, Achraf; Werner, Richard A. (Article)

  Small and medium-sized enterprises, in aggregate, are the biggest employer in most countries, accounting for about two thirds of all employment in the UK, more than 70% in Germany and about 80% in Japan. Small firms are ...

• Factors affecting corporate environmental disclosure in emerging economies – the role of corporate governance structures 

  Gerged, Ali (Article)

  This study seeks to examine whether internal corporate governance (CG) mechanisms affect Corporate Environmental Disclosure (CED) in emerging economies. Using a sample of 500 firm-year observations, this study distinctively ...

• Social Practice within Strategy Communication Process: Power Distance Tension among Top and Middle Managers 

  Al-Mansour, Jarrah FSA; Obembe, Demola (Article)

  We examine the role of power distance in regulating strategy communication practice among top and middle managers from a social practice perspective. We argue that power distance cannot be treated as a material factor that ...

• Living up to the Busan Partnership for effective development co-operation? Assessing Government Financial Systems 

  Mear, Fred; Wynne, Andy; Hadziyiannakis, Yiannis (Conference)

  Experience shows that when low and middle income country national administrative systems are bypassed aid has not been effective and sustainable (OECD, 2012) hence the start of the millennium saw a new concerted effort to ...

• What are the risks of using big data, policy making and organisational performance measurement? – An international perspective 

  Mear, Fred (Conference)

  The role of big data carries with it great opportunities to improve the public services and administration. The ability to manage large volumes of data, process and draw conclusions and develop policies via Artificial ...

• CEOs’ market sentiment and corporate innovation: the role of financial uncertainty, competition and capital intensity 

  Lartey, Theophilus; Danso, Albert; Owusu-Agyei, Samuel (Article)

  Using panel data of 4,225 firms headquartered in the US, we examine the effects of CEOs’ market sentiment on corporate innovation capacity. We also examine the extent to which sentiment-innovation relation is moderated by: ...

• General Manager's Career Path in 4* and 5* Hotels in Greece 

  Chytiri, Alexandra-Paraskevi (Other)

  Οι βασικοί στόχοι της παρούσας έρευνας είναι: (α) η συλλογή και ανάλυση δεδομένων για το προφίλ του Γενικού Διευθυντή, (β) η καταγραφή της πορείας του(μονοπάτια ανόδου, απαιτούμενος χρόνος), (γ) η καταγραφή των κρίσιμων ...

• COVID-19 and English Devolution 

  Giovannini, Arianna (Article)

• Does Reforming the Public Financial management system reduce corruption? 

  Mear, Fred; Komakech, Samuel; Mear, Anna; Ellam, Louis (Presentation)

  The presentation looked at the initial findings of the correlation between improvements in PFM as measured by the PEFA framework and the Corruption Perception Index. It identified some areas of high correlation and some ...

• The Role of Further Education in Widening Participation 

  Wolstencroft, Peter; de Main, Leanne (Article)

  ‘I would not have gone to university without King Edward College.’ Jamie, a second-year undergraduate studying for a business degree at Coventry University, is unequivocal with his words. The first person in his family to ...

• Why Didn’t You Tell Me That Before? Engaging Students in Feedback within UK Higher Education 

  Wolstencroft, Peter; de Main, Leanne (Article)

  This paper explores the use of audio feedback with 182 final year undergraduate students in a post-92 university studying on a Business Management undergraduate degree. It looks at the problems associated with traditional ...

• Technological progress, non-price factors competitiveness, and changes in trade income elasticities: empirical evidence from South Korea and Hong Kong 

  Leone, Vitor; Resende Cunha, Marco Flavio; Coleman, Simeon; Torres Almeida Raposo, Daniela (Article)

  In the balance-of-payments-constrained growth model literature, income elasticities (IEs) are considered as the crucial element determining a country’s long-run growth rate. Although the extant literature accepts that ...

• Dr Harry goes to Grantham: a momentary perspective on narrative construction, omission & interpretation 

  Rae, David (Book chapter)

  This chapter takes its central idea as ‘the moment’: a point in time when experience is remembered, meaning generated and stories created. Narratives hinge on ‘critical moments’ when storied ‘turning points’ and realisations ...

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