Outputs (1037)

Corporate Ownership, Control, and Firm Performance in Victorian Britain (2016)
Journal Article

Scholars have long debated whether ownership matters for firm performance. The standard view regarding Victorian Britain is that family-controlled companies had a detrimental effect on performance. In this article, we examine this view using a hand-c... Read More about Corporate Ownership, Control, and Firm Performance in Victorian Britain.

Beyond Behaviour Change: Key Issues, Interdisciplinary Approaches and Future Directions (2016)
Book

Through its 14 chapters, this book presents a first view of the different perspectives within the fragmented field of behaviour change. The first part presents a series of perspectives of behaviour change as it is currently researched and implemented... Read More about Beyond Behaviour Change: Key Issues, Interdisciplinary Approaches and Future Directions.

Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation (2016)
Journal Article

© 2015 Westburn Publishers Ltd. Understandings of consumer vulnerability remain contentious and despite recent developments, models remain unsuitable when applied to children. Taxonomic models, and those favouring a ‘state’- or ‘class’-based approach... Read More about Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation.

Existential questioning as critical performativity/critical knowing: An exploration of power, epistemic virtue and emancipation in PM's practice (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

In this paper we explore how existential hermeneutic (and philosophical questioning more broadly) might provide a deeper understanding of manifestations of epistemic violence in project-based organising and project management practice, and the possib... Read More about Existential questioning as critical performativity/critical knowing: An exploration of power, epistemic virtue and emancipation in PM's practice.

Sediment, subversion and suffering: Can the project be resisted? (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

In this paper, we seek to entwine a number of epistemic and practical perspectives around an activity that is increasingly the foundation of knowledge production: the funded research project. Specifically, we have chosen as our example a project comm... Read More about Sediment, subversion and suffering: Can the project be resisted?.

Developments and implications of future FTAs for the competition law in Vietnam (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The paper analyses the effect of free trade agreements on Vietnamese competition law

Breaking new grounds: Deployment of electronic data capture (EDC) for clinical trials in China (2016)
Journal Article

Automated data capture has become a dominant logic in organizing clinical trial management. This research examines the deployment of electronic data capture (EDC) in clinical trials in China and the potential for Chinese firms to capture value from E... Read More about Breaking new grounds: Deployment of electronic data capture (EDC) for clinical trials in China.

Making projects critical 15 years on: a retrospective reflection (2001-2016) (2016)
Journal Article

© 2016, © Emerald Group Publishing Limited. Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to review the formation and evolution of the “Making Projects Critical” movement in project management research. Design/methodology/approach: Retrospective and discursi... Read More about Making projects critical 15 years on: a retrospective reflection (2001-2016).

Applying forgotten lessons in field reliability data analysis to performance-based support contracts (2016)
Journal Article

Assumptions used in field reliability data analysis may be seldom made explicit or questioned in practice, yet these assumptions affect how engineering managers develop metrics for use in long-term support contracts. To address this issue, this artic... Read More about Applying forgotten lessons in field reliability data analysis to performance-based support contracts.

How does music as a digital service affect consumer attitude and behaviour? (2016)
Journal Article

Digital technologies allow users to share files, which in some circumstances violates property rights and constitutes consumer misbehaviour. This form of behaviour, often called piracy, is cited as causing revenue loss to the creative industries. Exi... Read More about How does music as a digital service affect consumer attitude and behaviour?.