• Global liquidity and capital flow regulations 

  Osina, Nataliia (Article)

  After the Global Financial Crisis, the usage of capital controls and macroprudential policies has returned and becomes an essential element of the policy paradigm in different countries. However, our knowledge on the ...

• Global liquidity, market sentiment, and financial stability indices 

  Osina, Nataliia (Article)

  This paper investigates the determinants of global liquidity, measured using BIS data on cross-border claims of banks (bank flows) in a sample of 149 countries. The main contribution of our paper is in identifying the ...

• HRM and Innovation in SMEs 

  Stokes, Peter; Adla, Ludivine; Gallego-Roquelaure, Virginie; Defelix, Christian (Article)

  It is long-recognised that small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) often constitute the numerical majority of firms and are also frequently the employer of the significant part of national workforces in both developed ...

• Technologized situated partnering practice: Leveraging interobjective representations of technology in use and its transformative effects in business education 

  Schwob, Alexandre; Avramenko, Alex; Brodie, Angus; Arroteia, Nuno (Article)

  This paper proposes a novel form of partnering between business education tutors and students as autonomous learners, conceptualised as technologized situated partnering practice (TSPP). Relying on business students’ ...

• Skilled Hands in Turbulent Winds: Entrepreneurial Skills and New Venture Performance in Conflict-Ridden Northern Nigeria 

  Kolade, Oluwaseun; Egbetokun, Abiodun; Obembe, Demola (Article)

  This paper investigated the relationship between entrepreneurial training, entrepreneurial skills and new venture performance in Northern Nigeria where, in recent years, Boko Haram terrorist insurgency has precipitated a ...

• An interval efficiency analysis with dual‑role factors 

  Toloo, M; Keshavarz, E; Hatami-Marbini, A. (Article)

  Data envelopment analysis (DEA) is a data-driven and benchmarking tool for evaluating the relative efficiency of production units with multiple outputs and inputs. Conventional DEA models are based on a production system ...

• East Midlands Top 500 Companies 2020 

  Rae, David; English, Rachel; Charles, Alexandra; Cowling, Marc; Rossiter, William; Olagboye, Deji; Eneh, Ngozi (Technical Report)

  The East Midlands Top 500 Companies 2020 is a new index which celebrates the business success of the East Midlands as a region with a remarkably strong, diverse and resilient range of firms. The Top 500 is based on ...

• Racial capitalism, Islamophobia and austerity 

  Whitham, Ben; Ali, Nadya (Article)

  Explorations of Islamophobia or anti-Muslim racism predominantly focus on issues of security policy, and media representations, set against the backdrop of the global “War on Terror”. This scholarship explores the racialisation ...

• The Cultural Politics of Crisis in the UK 

  Whitham, Ben (Book chapter)

  Political, media, and public responses to the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK are embedded in a wider cultural politics of crisis. This chapter will explore parallels and connections between discursive responses to the pandemic ...

• The Marketing of Start-Up Capital to Women Entrepreneurs in South Africa 

  Derera, Evelyn; O'Neill, Charles; Takhar, Amandeep; Chitakunye, Pepukayi (Book chapter)

  Women entrepreneurship plays a critical role in economic growth and development (Mitchelmore and Rowley 2013; Still and Timms 2000). In fact, research on economic growth is incomplete without recognising the contribution ...

• Strategy Communication and Transition Dynamics among Managers: A Public Sector Organization Perspective 

  Obembe, Demola; Jarrah, Al Mansour; Kolade, Oluwaseun (Article)

  Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to build on the research-supported view that interactions between top and middle management enhances effective implementation of organizational strategies by exploring the role of ...

• Special and differential treatment (SDT) provisions and the participation of developing countries in international trade: A case for reform 

  Omiunu, Ohiocheoya (Ohio) (Article)

  This paper examines the usefulness of the Special and Differential Treatment (SDT) Provisions which have been put in place since the inception of the multilateral trading system to help developing countries fully integrate ...

• 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 ...

• City Reports on International Law: Lagos in focus 

  Omiunu, Ohiocheoya (Ohio) (Other)

  This report forms part of the ongoing City reports on International Project commissioned by the International Law Associations' Study Group on Cities in International Law. The focus of this report is on Lagos, Nigeria. To ...

• 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 ...

• Proposing a Model Clause for Global Public Health Emergencies – Trade-Related Measures 

  Gathii, James; Omiunu, Ohiocheoya (Ohio); Kayode, Olude; Nciko, Arnold; Nkomolago, Miriam; Mbori, Harrison; Maritim, Purity (Technical Report)

  This submission responds to the challenges faced by countries in the multilateral trade system of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) which have found it difficult to secure much needed Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) ...

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