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57(4): Labour demand and wage effects of takeovers that involve employee layoffs

Azimjon Kuvandikov

57(3): Shareholders and employees: rent transfer and rent sharing in corporate takeovers

Azimjon Kuvandikov

57(2): Cause and effect relationship between post-merger operating performance changes and workforce adjustments

Azimjon Kuvandikov

57(1): Causes of post-merger workforce adjustments

Azimjon Kuvandikov

56: Back to Life: Leadership from a Process Perspective

Martin Wood

55: Reluctant Bedfellows or Model Marriage? Postmodern Thinking Applied to Mainstream Public Sector Health Services Research Settings

Martin Wood

54: Using history to help refine international business theory: ownership advantages and the eclectic paradigm

Teresa Lopes

53: How Can SMES Become More Competitive On The Graduate Labour Market?

Ina Muenzinger

52: Accounting and Labour Control at Boulton and Watt, c. 1775-1810

Steven Toms

51: Building Cross Cultural Competencies

Heather Richardson and Philip Warwick

50: Risk Disclosure and Re-establishing Legitimacy in the Event of a Crisis - Did Northern Rock Use Risk Disclosure to Repair Legitimacy after their 2007 Collapse?

Alan Edkins

49: Does Community and Environmental Responsibility Affect Firm Risk? Evidence from UK Panel Data 1994-2006

Steven Toms, Keith Anderson and Aly Salama

48: Risk and value in labour and capital markets: The UK corporate economy, 1980-2005

Steven Toms and Aly Salama

47: The status of planning processes in family-owned businesses: A study of transformational economy and its relationship to the financial performance of family-owned Ukrainian firms

Olena Lehkman

46: Lines of Flight: Everyday Resistance along England’s Backbone

Martin Wood and Sally Brown

45: Charismatic Leadership and its emergence under crisis conditions: A case study from the airline industry

Dimitra Kakavogianni

44: Symmetric Response: Explaining Corporate Social Disclosure by Multi-National Firms in Environmentally Sensitive Industries

Eric Kaarsemaker, Andrew Pendleton and Erik Poutsma

43: The Wife’s Administration of the Earnings’? Working-Class Women and Savings in the Mid-Nineteenth Century

Josephine Maltby

42: Asymmetric Response: Explaining Corporate Social Disclosure by Multi-National Firms in Environmentally Sensitive Industries

Steven Toms

41: Calculating Profit: A Historical Perspective on the Development of Capitalism

Steven Toms

40: Strangers and Brothers’: The Secret History of Profit, Value and Risk. An inaugural lecture

Steven Toms

39: There is no such thing as an audit society

Josephine Maltby

38: BSE crisis and food safety regulation: a comparison of the UK and Germany

Matthias Beck, Beth Kewell and Darinka Asenova

37: Leadership then at all events

Martin Wood and Donna Ladkin

36: Business strategy and firm performance: the British corporate economy, 1949-1984

V. Antcliff, David Higgins, Steven Toms and J.F. Wilson

35: The limits of market-based governance and accountability - PFI refinancing and the resurgence of the regulatory state

Darinka Asenova, Matthias Beck and Steven Toms

34: The private finance initiative (PFI) and finance capital: A note on gaps in the "accountability" debate

Darinka Asenova and Matthias Beck

33: The failed promise of foreign direct investment: some remarks on ‘malign’ investment and political instability in former Soviet states

Matthias Beck and Nataliya Acc-Nikmehr

32: “We do not share the troubles of our trans-Atlantic cousins": The statutory framework for accounting in the UK and the US in the interwar period

Josephine Maltby

31: ‘Real business’?: gendered identities in accounting and management academia

Kathryn Haynes and Anne Fearful

30: Oldham capitalism and the rise of the Lancashire textile industry

Steven Toms

29: Keynes and the cotton industry: a reappraisal

David Higgins, Steven Toms and Igor Filatotchev

28: Political, social and economic determinants of corporate social disclosure by multi-national firms in environmentally sensitive industries

Steven Toms, J. Hasseldine and H. Massoud

27: Moving the gender agenda or stirring chicken’s entrails?: where next for feminist methodologies in accounting?

Kathryn Haynes

26: International Students in the UK: how can we give them a better experience?

Philip Warwick

25: The rise and fall of the patient forum

Philip Warwick

24: Who invests too much in employer stock, and why do they do it? Some evidence from uk stock ownership plans

Andrew Pendleton

23: Reputation in organizational settings: a research agenda

Beth Kewell

22: Industrial districts as organizational environments: resources, networks and structures

Andrew Popp, Steven Toms and John Wilson

21: Other lives in accounting: critical reflections on oral history methodology in action

Kathryn Haynes

20: Other lives in accounting: critical reflections on oral history methodology in action

Steven Toms

19: The establishment of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI): the first step in the development of an accounting profession in post-independence India

Shraddha Verma and Sid J. Gray

18: Development of company law in India: the case of the Companies Act 1956

Shraddha Verma and Sid J. Gray

17: Valuing human resources: perceptions and practices in UK organisations

Shraddha Verma and Philip Dewe

16: (Re)figuring accounting and maternal bodies: the gendered embodiment of accounting professional

Kathryn Haynes

15: The association between accounting and market-based risk measures

Steven Toms, Aly Salama and Duc Tuan Nguyen

14: Interactive situation modelling in knowledge intensive domains

Kieran Fernandes

13: Making sense of tragedy: the ‘reputational’ antecedents of a hospital disaster

Beth Kewell

12: The labour theory of value, risk and the rate of profit

Steven Toms

11: A project management module for virtual teaching

Anthony Ward

10: Back to the future in NHS reform

Philip Warwick

9: The resource-based view of the firm and the labour theory of value

Steven Toms

8: Self as social practice: rewriting the feminine in qualitative organizational research

Alison Linstead

7: Forgotten feminists: The Federation of British Professional and Business Women, 1933-1969

Linda Perriton

6: Transforming identities: accounting professionals and the transition to motherhood

Kathryn Haynes

5: The reform of the NHS in Portugal

Catarina Diogo

4: Modelling Time-Constrained Software Development

Antony Powell

3: Theorising path dependence: how does history come to matter in organisations, and what can we do about it?

Ian Greener

2: Asset pricing models, the labour theory of value and their implications for accounting

Steven Toms

1: Derrida reappraised: deconstruction, critique and emancipation in management studies

Mark Learmonth