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The C40 at 10: Changing perceptions of leadership within International Relations.

Caging the green-eyed monster – restrictions on the use of sexual infidelity as a defence to murder

Robson, Jeremy; Edwards, Helen (Article)

This case note discusses the Court of Appeal's interpretation of the defence of 'Loss of Control' in the case of Clinton, Parker and others.

Call centres, the networked economy and the value chain

Rainnie, A.; Barrett, Rowena; Burgess, John; Connell, J. (Article)

Calling for a higher maximum sentence in child abduction cases : R v Kayani; R v Solliman [2011] EWCA Crim 2871.

Bettinson, Vanessa (Article)

Calling time on abortion

Healey, P.; Samanta, Jo (Article)

Can Banks Individually Create Money Out of Nothing? – The Theories and the Empirical Evidence

Werner, Richard A. (Article)

This paper presents the first empirical evidence in the history of banking on the question of whether banks can create money out of nothing. The banking crisis has revived interest in this issue, but it had remained ...

Can dialogue help to improve feedback on examinations?

Blair, Alasdair; Alun Wyburn-Powell; Mark Goodwin; Sam Shields (Article)

Student dissatisfaction with feedback is widely acknowledged in Higher Education. This has resulted in investigations that have offered suggestions for improving student satisfaction levels. This article examines one area ...

Can informal social relations help explain workers' reactions to managerial interventions? Some case evidence from a study of quality management.

Glover, Linda (Article)

Can the news tell us anything about uncertainty that the markets don’t?

Lambe, Brendan; Li, Z.; Omar, A. (Working Paper)

This study investigates the dynamic interactions between changes in economic policy uncertainty and movement in price and trade volumes across a sample of 21 countries. Within a vector autoregressive framework, we find ...

Can we have faith jurors listen without prejudice? Likely sources of inaccuracy in voice comparison exercises.

Robson, Jeremy; Smith, H. (Article)

This paper reviews the current law in respect of whether juries may permitted to listen to recordings of a suspect's voice with a view to undertaking an identification. It discusses the factors which impact upon the accuracy ...

Can’t Foxes be Hedgehogs too? Reply to Clarence N Stone.

Davies, Jonathan S. (Article)

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A Capital Innovation: Reflections on the experience of using the Leadership Capital Index

Stafford, Max (Conference)

Capital Structure of Chinese Listed SMEs: An Agency Theory Perspective

Huang, Wei; Boateng, Agyenim; Newman, Alexander (Article)

Prior work examining the antecedents of capital structure for small and-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in emerging markets is limited. This paper sheds some light on how the corporate governance mechanisms adopted by firms ...

Capital structure revisited. Do crisis and competition matter in a Keiretsu corporate structure?

Danso, Albert; Fosu, Samuel; Owusu-Agyei, Samuel; Ntim, Collins G.; Adegbite, Emmanuel (Article)

We investigate firm-level determinants of capital structure using a large sample of 4,284 Japanese firms over a nineteen-year period (i.e., over 61,000 firm-year observations), a hitherto less examined sample for this ...

Capital structure, product market competition and firm performance: Evidence from South Africa

Fosu, Samuel (Article)

This paper investigates the relationship between capital structure and firm performance, paying particular attention to the degree of industry competition. The paper applies a novel measure of competition, the Boone ...

Capital Usage in Adverse Situations: Applying Bourdieu’s Theory of Capital to Family Farm Businesses.

Glover, Jane (Article)

Capturing aircraft noise complaints: the mechanisms used by UK airports

Budd, Lucy; Ison, Stephen (Article)

Capturing the Participants Voice: Using Causal Mapping supported by Group Decision Software to enhance Procedural Justice

Kaur, Parmjit; Carreras, Ashley (Conference)

This paper examines the way in which causal mapping, aided by group decision software, adheres to the tenets of procedural justice. Causal mapping workshops utilise a dual facilitation process that enables the participants’ ...

Carbon efficiency evaluation: An analytical framework using fuzzy DEA

Ignatius, J.; Ghasemi, M. R.; Zhang, F.; Emrouznejad, A.; Hatami-Marbini, A. (Article)

Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is a powerful analytical technique for measuring the relative efficiency of alternatives based on their inputs and outputs. The alternatives can be in the form of countries who attempt to ...

Card, Cross & Jones Criminal Law

Card, R. (Book)