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The Management Practice of Servant Leadership: A Levinasian Enrichment
(Springer, 2022)This paper applies Emmanuel Levinas’ philosophy to the management practice of leadership. Specifically, it focuses on servant leadership, which is considered the most dyadic other-oriented style. While often viewed ... -
Disengagement From Risk Management Practices in Software Development Projects: Framing Effects
(Australasian Association of Information Systems (AIS), 2021)Many software projects fail: they take more time than they were intended to, go over their budgets, and do not achieve the intended functionalities. Software project failures occur, in part, because software project managers ... -
Covid-19 and CSR Disclosure: Evidence From New Zealand
(Emerald, 2022)Purpose Stakeholders' uncertainty about firms' value drives their urge to get information, as well as managerial disclosure choices. In this study, the authors examine whether and how an important source of uncertainty – ... -
Te oranga o ngā kaimahi tautoko i te hapori i te horapa o te mate urutā, o te Kowheori-19
(AUT, 2022)This research investigated the experiences of community support workers during the Covid-19 pandemic, and how the challenges of working during the pandemic had impacted on their wellbeing. The research employed a Community ... -
Hospitality Leadership Competencies and Employee Commitment: New Insights From the Booming Hotel Industry in Vietnam
(University of Rijeka, 2022)Purpose - The purpose of this study is to examine how the leadership competencies of frontline managers influence the organizational commitment of their subordinates. The study further examines the relationship between the ... -
The Wellbeing of Community Support Workers During the Covid19 Pandemic
(AUT, 2022)This research investigated the experiences of community support workers during the Covid-19 pandemic, and how the challenges of working during the pandemic had impacted on their wellbeing. The research employed a Community ... -
Indigenous History, Culture and Values As Investment Philosophy: Lessons From the New Zealand Māori
(Taylor & Francis, 2022)This paper argues that Māori history, culture and values inform the investment philosophy and approach of Māori Asset Holding Institutions (MAHI). MAHI have evolved over the last 30 years as the investment and commercial ... -
Potential Barriers Towards Achieving Greater Diversity: The Case of Pasifika Underrepresentation in Accounting
(Emerald Publishing Limited, 2022)Purpose: This paper aims to provide a commentary on how the accelerated utilisation of online learning in accounting education could further impede Pasifika students from completing an accounting qualification, thus ... -
Net Buying Pressure and Informed Trading in the Options Market: Evidence From Earnings Announcements
(MDPI AG, 2022)By employing the modified net buying pressure as a measure of informed option trading, this study tested whether option trading around quarterly earnings announcements is either directionally motivated and/or volatility ... -
Ethical Leadership and Employee Mental Health: Comparing Private and Public Sector Employees
(ER Publishing Ltd, 2022)Ethical leadership research mainly focuses on job outcomes while largely ignoring the potential influence on employee mental health. We seek to rectify this by examining the links between ethical leadership and work-life ... -
Evidence, Interests and Argumentation: An Environmental Policy Controversy in a Small New Zealand Town
(OpenEdition, 2021)This article examines interactions between different forms of authoritative knowledge and evidence in a public dispute over an environmental problem. It draws on a case set in a small coastal town in New Zealand where the ... -
Persuasive Communications, Online Reviews and Service Performances – A Study on Hotel Industry of New Zealand
(University of Wollongong, 2022)This study examines the relationship between external service quality and hotel performance in New Zealand. Utilising samples consisting of 719 customer reviews from 53 hotels operating under five large hotel chains in ... -
A Reflective Commentary About Teaching International Non-accounting Postgraduates Amid COVID-19
(Emerald, 2021)Purpose This study aims to highlight the experience of teaching accounting to non-accounting international postgraduates both pre- and during COVID-19. Design/methodology/approach Reflections and anecdotal evidence ... -
Greening Work–Life Balance: Connecting Work, Caring and the Environment
The emerging field of green work–life balance (growing from the work–life balance and sustainability fields) largely centres its analysis around the organisational benefits of green work–life balance policies. Consequently, ... -
Charting a Course of Action: An Insider-Outsider Approach
(Talent First Network, Carleton University, 2021)We explore an alternative approach to action research that can be implemented throughout the lifespan of a science and technology research programme. We do this by examining the emergence and development of a participant-observer ... -
Family Businesses and Employment Relations: Review and Suggestions for Future Research
(ER Publishing Ltd, Auckland, 2021)This paper seeks to identify and summarise the big issues at the intersection of family businesses and employment relations business literatures. Family businesses have additional complexities compared with non-family ... -
Current Demand and Supply of Impact Investments Across Different Geographic Regions, Sectors, and Stages of Business: Match or Mismatch?
We examine the match/mismatch between the demand and supply of impact investments. We show that some geographic regions display an upward match, while others exhibit a downward match. We explain how regions with well-developed ... -
Market Niches As Dynamic, Co-created Resource Domains
(Elsevier, 2021)Competing in niches is a fundamental marketing strategy for SMEs in business-to-business markets yet how internationalizing SMEs come to compete in the niches they do is unclear. Using multiple case studies of competing ... -
Impact Investing in Social Sector Organisations: A Systematic Review and Research Agenda
Impact investing has great potential to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by financing the growth of social sector organisations. This paper conducts a systematic literature review to develop ...