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Huddersfield Business School

Research Conference

January 15th, 16th and 17th 2020

Welcome!

Introduction from Professor Stuart Roper, Associate Dean (Research)

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Happy New Year! It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Huddersfield

Business School Research Conference, 2020, the 5th such event that the

school has held. As you will see, we have a packed programme and it is

pleasing that we have again expanded our conference in terms of

participation and in some of the activities that will be taking place over

the next 3 days.

The conference gives all academics the opportunity to present and

receive feedback on their work no matter how experienced in research

they are. In particular delegates should concentrate on bringing research

to us that they would like constructive criticism and commentary on to

enable them to improve and work up into journal articles.

We have some interesting and wide-ranging key themes that cover a

broad spectrum of academic ideas that have resonance throughout

Huddersfield Business School. The added benefit of organising the event

thematically is that it gives us the chance to hear about the breadth of

work amongst our colleagues that organising the conference by subject

groups would not.

We have 109 abstracts from a total of 173 authors, both internal and

external, and again it is pleasing to see such external collaboration from

HBS authors. In addition to this we have some very interesting

workshops that are a mixture of educational events helping us with for

example Grant Capture and the launch of our HEMAP group, and

workshops on the Future of Waste, Big Data in Social Sciences, People

and Behaviour, and importantly Embedding Impact in Research. Another

interesting area and a first for us this year is our Research Photography

competition that will be judged on our final day.

We asked for this year for greater involvement from the PGR community.

We thank those students that have put in papers to present as well as

those who submitted posters and will participate in our inaugural Pecha

Kucha competition.

We have two interesting external plenary speakers lined up, one

academic and one practitioner as well as two plenary addresses from

Professor Claudio Piga and Professor Martin Johanson.

Finally, we have an external conference dinner planned for Thursday

evening as well as an informal social event for this (Wednesday) evening,

straight after the Pecha Kucha (which I invite you all to attend). Do join

us if you can as well as attending as many sessions as possible over the

next three days - and ensuring that our external speakers are well

supported.

Finally, my thanks to our organising committee for their hard work in

helping to bring this event about. Enjoy the 2020 HBS Conference.

Onyaglanu Idoko, Mi Tran, Vu Trinh (Rainy), Jialin (Snow) Wu, Jason

Wang, Viviana Meschitti, Hui Yun Chan, Ruth Brooks, Anna Zueva,

Jonathan Winterton, Jonathan Collinson.

Best regards,

Stuart

The event is hosted by Huddersfield Business School.

All sessions will take place in the Charles Sikes Building (CS) (no. 09

on the Campus Map). Room numbers are mentioned against the

respective session. Registration will take place on ‘The Street’ and

Lunch and Refreshments will be served in CSG/23.

The Conference Dinner will be held at The Keys (Byram St,

Huddersfield HD1 1BU, UK) from 6:00pm - Invitation only.

Follow us on Twitter at @UoHBusinessSch to keep up to date with

the event using the #HBSResearch20

Conference Venue

Maksim Bessonov

Maksim Bessonov has been working in the UK automotive manufacturing

industry for over seven years. Prior to taking up the post of Export Sales Manager

for BM Catalysts, he held the post of International Sales Manager for Ring

Automotive. Throughout this UK career, Maksim’s responsibilities concerned

establishing and managing relationships with customers in Western, Central and

Eastern Europe and the CIS countries. He is a frequent traveller who spends

most of his work time outside the UK working with current and potential clients.

In his presentation, Maksim will share the insights he developed in the course of

his works about the UK automotive industry, both from the UK and international

perspectives. In particular, he will discuss the impact that the results of the 2016

UK referendum on the EU membership have had on the industry to date and

how the different Brexit-related scenarios may unfold for the UK automotive

industry in the future.

Keynote Speakers

Professor Tony Dundon

Tony Dundon is Professor of HRM and Employment Relations at the Department

of Work & Employment Studies, University of Limerick. He is Visiting Professor

at the Work and Equalities Institute (WEI), The University of Manchester, and

Honorary Professor at St Andrews University, Scotland.

He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences (FAcSS); Chartered Institute of

Personnel and Development (FCIPD); and former Editor-in-Chief of the Human

Resource Management Journal (HRMJ). He completed his degrees at York

University (1992), Keele University (1995) and his PhD at University of

Huddersfield Business School (1999).

His presentation will review a longstanding tension with regard to management

policy and practice, specifically the extent to which corporations mediate

tensions associated with supporting sustainable work and employment while, at

the same time, representing (and defending) the interests of capital. Contextual

developments in hyper-marketisation, financialised capitalism and ideological

individualism are used to review three practices areas: reward, talent and high

performance. It will be argued that an exclusive pro-market rather than inclusive

pro-business agenda risks the immiseration of future business school research

pathways (and potentially educational curricula).

Time Event Room

08:30 - 09:00 Registration and refreshments The Street &

CSG/23

09:00 - 09:20

Conference Opening Address by Prof.

Stuart Roper

CS1/01

09:20 - 11:05 Session 1.1 - Paper Presentations CSG/19

CSR, Governance and Accountability

(Session Chair - Godswill Osemeke)


Leadership and Management of Human

Capital

(Session Chair - Josephine Appiah-

Agyekum)

Wednesday 15th January 2019

Time Event Room


Accounting and Investment

(Session Chair - Aydin Ozkan)


Technology and Business Models

(Session Chair - Leigh Morland)


Emerging Markets and Globalisation

(Session Chair - Thi Xuan Thao Truong)


Time Event Room

11:05 - 11:20 Coffee break CSG/23

11:20 - 12:20

Plenary Session: Ask the Editors

Panelists: Neelu Seetaram, Anne Gregory,

John Nicholson, Martin Johanson, Stuart

Roper, Shona Bettany

(Session Chair - Andrew Jenkins)

CS1/01

12:20 - 13:20 Lunch CSG/23

13:20 - 14:20

Plenary Session: Prof. Claudio Piga

Everything you wanted to know about

online pricing, but never dared to test

CS1/01


14.35 - 16:35 Session 2.1 - Workshop CSG/16

Grant Writing: Opportunities and Practical

Tips

Samir Dani and Jo Addie


Time Event Room

14:45 - 16:45 Session 2.2 - Workshop CSG/28


Future Business of Waste

John Lever


So you want to publish: An Editor’s

Perspective

Gerard McElwee


Big Data in Social Sciences: What is it, how

does it work and why does it matter?

Dinuka Herath and Abdul Jabbar

16:35 - 18:00 Pecha Kucha (Session Chair - Ruth Brooks) CSG/20

18:00 Informal Social Event The Corner


Time Event Room


CSG/23


Economics of Emerging Economies

(Session Chair - Jiajia Liu)


Mental Health and the Law

(Session Chair - Gauthier de Beco)


Sustainability and Accountability in Public

Sectors

(Session Chair - Jane Ellis)

Thursday 16th January 2019

Time Event Room


Labour Markets and Human Capital

(Session Chair - Muhibul Haq)


CSR: Antecedents and Consequences

(Session Chair - Mi Tran)


11:00 - 12:00 Keynote Speaker Prof. Tony Dundon CS1/01

12:00 - 13:00 Lunch and Posters CSG/23


Time Event Room


In-between Spaces: New perspectives on

Entrepreneurship, Migrants and Refugees

experiences

(Session Chairs - Hira Younas)


Analytics in the Supply Chain

(Session Chair - Nada Elbarkouky)


Sustainability - Adapting to the Changing

Environment

(Session Chair - Adrianna Kapek-

Goodridge)


Time Event Room


Strategic Alliances and HRM Practices

(Session Chair - Dorra Jebali)


Courts: Domestic, International and Online

Governance

(Session Chair - Angelica Rutherford)


15:00 - 16:00 Keynote Speaker Maksim Bessonov CS1/01


Time Event Room


Higher Education Management and

Performance (HEMAP)

Dennis Duty


People and Behaviour: The ‘Good’ and

‘Bad’ behaviours

Petko Kusev, Joseph Teal, Rose Martin,

Joanna Szulc, Nicola Stenberg and

Emmanuoil Apergis


Impact is for life, not just for REF: How to

Embed Impact into your Research

Leigh Morland, Gill Mooney, Alex Nikitas,

John Lever and Adrian Wood


Time Event Room


Systematic Structured Literature Review

Ester Trees Bolt

18:00 Conference Dinner - Invitation only The Keys


Time Event Room


CSG/23


Knowledge Transfer, Dynamic Capabilities

and Innovation

(Session Chair - Shelley Harrington)


Workplace Dynamics of Human Capital

(Session Chair - Ruchi Singh)

Friday 17th January 2019

Time Event Room


Corruption, Transparency and

Entrepreneurship

(Session Chair - Matthew Snell)


Marketing of Emerging Markets

(Session Chair - Neelu Seetaram)


Sustainable Tourism and Transportation

(Session Chair - Elena Alyavina)



Time Event Room


Organisational Digital Transformation

(Session Chair - Walid Mourhrib)


Role of HEIs in Developing Human Capital

(Session Chair - Tra Hoang)


Career Pathways and Aspirations:

Entangling Health, Gender and Ethnicity

(Session Chair - Viviana Meschitti and

Ruth Brooks)


Time Event Room


Through a Theoretical Lens: Locke, Dignity,

Rationality and Frozen

(Session Chair - Jonathan Collinson)


Banking and Financial Management

(Session Chair - Nanteza Aziidah)

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch CSG/23

13:30 - 14:30

Plenary Session: Prof. Martin Johanson

Writing for Journals: Experiences and

practical advice

CS1/01

14:30 Research Photography The Street


S1.1, Room: CSG/19

CSR, Governance and Accountability (Session Chair - Godswill Osemeke)

Paper 1: Information leaks before CEO change: financial gain and ethical cost-

Anne Gregory and Gregor Halff

Paper 2: The Audit Report: An Investigation of the Content of the Extended Audit

Report of the FTSE100 Companies under ISA 700 Revised - Dinara Abilova

Paper 3: Climate Risk, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Firm Performance -

Aydin Ozkan; Huseyin Temiz and Yilmaz Yildiz

Paper 4: The influence of board independence on dividend policy for controlling

agency problems in family firms - Erhan Kilincarslan

Paper 5: Integration of corporate governance and sustainability risk management

practices in guiding a firm performance: A case study analysis of UK multinational

firms - Godswill Osemeke

S1.2, Room: CSG/20

Leadership and Management of Human Capital (Session Chair - Josephine

Appiah-Agyekum)

Paper 1: Narrative tensions in the experience of emotions in HR practitioners'

working lives - Liz Rivers

Paper 2: Moral reasoning orientation: A quantitative inquiry into the moral

dimension of servant leadership - Ijeoma Ukeni

Paper 3: An exploration of the views of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and

Queer (LGBTQ) UK business leaders and their experiences of glass ceilings and

career progression - Richard D Brady

Paper 4: Role conflict in middle managers in the banking industry: evidence from

a developing country - Josephine Appiah-Agyekum

Paper 5: Exploring work-life conflict with PR practitioners and their spouse

partners: Interim reflections and findings - Paul Willis

Parallel Sessions

Session 1: 15th January, Wednesday 09:20 - 11:05

S1.3, Room: CSG/21

Accounting and Investment (Session Chair: Aydin Ozkan)

Paper 1: EVA and Key Performance Indicators: Case of Automotive Sector in Pre-

Crisis, Crisis and Post-Crisis Periods - Adriana Knápková; Drahomíra Pavelková;

Lubor Homolka

Paper 2: Performance measurement in a Transitional Economy: Unfolding a case

of KPIs - Shahzad Uddin, Boris Popesko, Sarka Papadaki, Jaroslav Wagner

Paper 3: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Ownership Structure and Board of

Directors’ Attributes on Earnings Management: Empirical Study of Companies

listed on the Egyptian Stock Market - Eman Attia and Messaoud Mehafdi

Paper 4: Brand Equity, Stock Price Synchronicity, and Crash Risk: International

Evidence - Aydin Ozkan; Yilmaz Yildiz

S1.4, Room: CSG/22

Technology and Business Models (Session Chair: Leigh Moorland)

Paper 1: Recognising, capturing, exploiting and crafting historical brand value: just

how much past tangible and intangible company resource is fit to exploit in a

contemporary market place relaunch? A case of Fabergé - John Day and John

Thompson

Paper 2: Including Trust in DeLone & McLane Information Systems Success Model

to Investigate Customer Satisfaction with Mobile Banking in Libya - Ahmed

Geebren and Abdul Jabbar

Paper 3: Technology evolution, Blockchain, and supply chain innovation: A

business model perspective - Samir Dani and Abdul Jabbar

Paper 4: Opportunity evaluation, early stage venture survival and bounded

awareness - Onya Idoko

Paper 5: Walk in the Park: a Science-based Venture Creation Journey - Leigh

Morland


S1.5, Room: CSG/28

Emerging Markets and Globalisation (Session chair: Thi Xuan Thao Truong)

Paper 1: Collaborative Governance for Social Upgrading: The Case of Vietnam

Apparel Industry - Thi Xuan Thao Truong and Eshani Beddewela

Paper 2: The effects of relational bonding strategies on customer satisfaction and

loyalty in the container shipping market - Gokcay Balci

Paper 3: A New Proposed Framework of Dynamic Capabilities - Hang T. T. Nguyen


Workshops

S2.1, Room: CSG/16

Grant Writing: Opportunities and Practical Tips - Samir Dani and Jo Addie

S2.2, Room: CSG/17

Future Business of Waste - John Lever

S2.3, Room: CSG/27

So you want to publish: An Editor’s Perspective - Gerald McElwee

S2.4, Room: CSG/19

Big Data in Social Sciences: What is it, how does it work and why does it matter? -

Dinuka Herath and Abdul Jabbar


S3.1, Room: CSG/19

Economics of Emerging Economies (Session Chair: Jiajia Liu)

Paper 1: A Comparative Political Economy of China and India - Kalim Siddiqui

Paper 2: Exports-diversifying Effect of FDI: Do Chinese Investments Matter?

Evidence from Panel of African Countries - Aliyu Isah, Chi Keung Lau, and Neelu

Seetaram, Roseline Wanjiru and Yevhen Baranchenko

Paper 3: Air Transport Infrastructure and Economic Growth in Egypt: A Dynamic

Computable General Equilibrium Approach - Eric Tchouamou Njoya

Paper 4: How large emerging economies can catch up in high-technology industry

- Chinese techno-industrial policy in ICT, 1978-2018 - Andrew Tylecote, Jiajia Liu,

and Jing Cai

Paper 5: Towards Smart Cluster Policy in V4 countries - Drahomíra Pavelková,

Zoltán Bendó, Marzena Frankowska, Katarína Havierniková, Pavla Břusková,

Pavel Bednář, Adriana Knápková, Lukáš Danko, Martina Sopoligová, Justyna

Maria Myszak, Mátyás Somkuti

S3.2, Room: CSG/20

Mental Health and the Law (Session Chair: Gauthier de Beco)

Paper 1: Involving people with learning disabilities in setting the research agenda -

Daniel Redfearn

Paper 2: What does a lawyer know about my medical needs? - Catherine

Stanbury

Paper 3: Capacity and supported decision-making - Hui Yun Chan

Paper 4: Legal Capacity under Human Rights Law - Gauthier de Beco

Session 3: 16th January, Thursday 09:00 - 10:45

S3.3, Room: CSG/21

Sustainability and Accountability in Public Sectors (Session Chair: Jane Ellis)

Paper 1: Comparison of Horizontally Integrated Hospitals In Private And Public

Sectors Of Czech Republic - Šárka Papadaki

Paper 2: “He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named”: The Ghost of Capitalism in the Business

School - Anna Zueva, Jerzy Kociatkiewicz and Monika Kostera

Paper 3: Performance and Efficiency in Indian Universities - Geraint Johnes, Jill

Johnes and Swati Virmani

Paper 4: An Empirical Analysis of Factors Influencing Disclosure in English General

Further Education College Annual Reports - Lynn Avison

Paper 5: To pluralism and beyond-Deconstructing English corporatism to

rebalance societal relations and rebuild a transparent social contract between the

private, public and plural sectors: A study of National house builders within

England’s housing shortage - Jane Ellis, Eshani Beddewela

S3.4, Room: CSG/22

Labour Markets and Human Capital (Session Chair: Muhibul Haq)

Paper 1: Changes in jobs as a consequence of the current technological

development - Lukáš Danko and Jana Matošková

Paper 2: From novice to competent practitioner: Supporting the transition and

retention of newly-qualified nurses - Joanna Szulc, Julie Davies, Julia Latimer and

Jill Asbury

Paper 3: Overseas Filipino workers in Malaysia: agents and agency in modern

slavery - Lizel Nacua and Jonathan Winterton

Paper 4: Conceptualising competitive advantage in coethnic minority micro-

businesses - Muhibul Haq

Paper 5: Public pensions and trade unions: The case of employment in the

manufacturing sector - Emmanouil Apergis, G Gozgor and Chi Keung Lau


S3.5, Room: CSG/28

CSR: Antecedent Consequences (Session Chair: Mi Tran)

Paper 1: The consolidated supply chain sustainability management and

shareholder value: A suppliers’ perspective - Jason Wang

Paper 2: National Governance Systems and CSR Engagement in Southeast Asia -

Mi Tran and Eshani Beddewela

Paper 3: Co-creating Eco-value with Event Stakeholders: A Mixed Method

Approach - Jialin (Snow) Wu and Janna Wood

Paper 4: Managing CSR: The influence of Institutional and Organisational

Antecedents - Eshani Beddewela


S4.1, Room: CSG/19

In-between Spaces: New Perspectives on Entrepreneurship, Migrants and

Refugees Experiences (Session Chairs: Hira Younas)

Paper 1: Modern migrant entrepreneurs waiting in liminal space: Conceptualizing

a constant state of ‘in between-ness’- Hira Younas

Paper 2: Recognising the value of refugee entrepreneurship in a hostile political

climate - John Lever, Deema Refai and Radi Haloub

Paper 3: Legitimizing Entrepreneurship Education - An Axiological Perspective -

Deema Refai, David Higgins, Alain Fayolle and Radi Haloub

S4.2, Room: CSG/20

Analytics in the Supply Chain (Session Chair: Nada Elbarkouky)

Paper 1: CRM & ERP Challenges in the Logistics Sector - Nada Elbarkouky,

Nicoleta Tipi and Sahar Validi

Paper 2: Creating Integrity and Resilience within Food Supply Chains: A Data

driven approach - Samir Dani

Paper 3: Conducting a Systematic Literature Review - a Supply Chain Analytics

example - Nicoleta Tipi

Paper 4: Using System Dynamics approach to simulate the relationship between

shippers and shipping lines under slow steaming shipping strategy - Ahmed Salem

Saber, Nicoleta Tipi, Gokcay Balci


S4.3, Room: CSG/21

Sustainability - Adapting to the Changing Environment (Session Chair:

Adrianna Kapek-Goodridge)

Paper 1: Towards a zero-waste circular economy: making supply chain food waste

visible - John Lever, Fiona Cheetham and Morven McEachern

Paper 2: Revisiting Dickensian Times? Food Poverty and the Liminal Space of

Community-Based Food Aid Provision - Morven Mceachern

Paper 3: Modelling the pro-environmental behaviour and resilience of ethnic

minority retail SMEs (Food Retailers) in the United Kingdom - Tanveer Ahmed,

Morven McEachern, Tribi Budhathoki

Paper 4: Adaptation to climate change in Mozambique: Exploring cultural barriers

in slum communities in Maputo - Amelia assucena Chissano

Paper 5: An investigation of the impact of ethical complex on the welfare of dairy

cows - a comparative study in Poland and the UK - Adrianna Kapek-Goodridge

S4.4, Room: CSG/22

Strategic Alliances and HRM Practices (Session Chair: Dorra Jebali)

Paper 1: International Strategies of Public Universities in the Czech Republic-Jana

Dumkova

Paper 2: Harnessing cooperation within franchising - Raisa Yakimova

Paper 3: The reverse effect of European entrepreneurs’ higher level of HE on the

attractiveness of their respective SMEs as alliance partners in Brazil - Claudio De

Mattos

Paper 4: AMO and resource-based advantages: Informal HRM practices in ethnic

minority SMEs - Muhibul Haq

Paper 5: Fostering start-ups innovation through HRM: Does formality matter? -

Dorra Jebali and Viviana Meschitti


S4.5, Room: CSG/28

Courts: Domestic, International and Online Governance (Session Chair:

Angelica Rutherford)

Paper 1: How Behaviours on Digitised Social Platforms Facilitate Identity Theft -

Levi Epoyun-William

Paper 2: Fake News, Media Consumption, and Electoral Behaviour - Luisanna

Onnis

Paper 3: The UK Supreme Court as ‘Hüter der Verfassung‘- Andreas Dimopoulos

Paper 4: The Principle of Orality: An analysis of the principles governing the

prevalence of direct oral testimony in the english adversarial trial system and the

impact of reforms to reduce its status - Susan Lazer

Paper 5: Is there policy space for national clean energy security in the law of the

world trade organisation? - Angelica Rutherford


Workshops

S5.1, Room: CSG/16

Higher Education Management and Performance (HEMAP) - Dennis Duty

S5.2, Room: CSG/19

People and Behaviour: The ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ behaviours - Petko Kusev, Joseph

Teal, Rose Martin, Joanna Szulc, Nicola Stenberg and Emmanuoil Apergis

S5.3, Room: CSG/17

Impact is for life, not just for REF: How to embed impact into your research - Leigh

Morland, Gill Mooney, Alex Nikitas, John Lever and Adrian Wood

S5.4, Room: CSG/27

Systematic Structured Literature Review - Ester Trees Bolt


S6.1, Room: CSG/19

Knowledge Transfer, Dynamic Capabilities and Innovation (Session Chair:

Shelley Harrington)

Paper 1: Social enterprise and public sector procurement: insights from West

Yorkshire, United Kingdom - Walter Mswaka and Fiona Cheetham

Paper 2: Do localized knowledge spillovers matter for innovation in knowledge

service cluster? - Thi Ngo

Paper 3: The Adoption and Adaption of Innovations in the NHS - Jim Bamford

Paper 4: Reverse Knowledge Transfer and MNCs’ Organisational Dynamic

Capability: A Longitudinal Case Study - Jiajia Liu, Bo Jiao, John Nicholson, Lin Lu

Paper 5: Towards understanding dynamic capabilities within rural micro -

Enterprises - Karen Wilson, Shelley Harrington and Gerard McElwee

S6.2, Room: CSG/20

Workplace Dynamics of Human Capital (Session Chair: Ruchi Singh)

Paper 1: The efficacy of humor in response to workplace injustice - Hayley

German

Paper 2: A century of labour turnover research - Ester Trees Bolt

Paper 3: The effect of goal setting and implementation intentions on the transfer

of training in the workplace - Pete Greenan

Paper 4: The effect of knowledge sharing and leadership support on employee

creativity - Yaser Shyyab and Dennis Feather

Paper 5: Employer branding: a recursive relation between signalling theory and

psychological contract theory - Ruchi Singh

Session 6: 17th January, Friday 09:00 - 10:45

S6.3, Room: CSG/21

Corruption, Transparency and Entrepreneurship (Session Chair: Matthew

Snell)

Paper 1: Productivity and bribery behavior of firms in developing economies: The

role of informal electricity connection charges and access - Chi Keung Lau, Arusha

Cooraya, and Nicholas Apergis

Paper 2: The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance

on Corruption Prevention Infrastructure - Ahmed Sarhan and Basil Al-Najjar

Paper 3: Do entrepreneurs benefit from becoming politicians? - Susanne

Espenlaub, Arif Khurshed and Thitima Sitthipongpanich

Paper 4: Corporate engagement in multi-stakeholder initiatives: The story of

MNCs in the Nigerian extractive industries transparency initiative - Olubukola

Aluko and Eshani Beddewela

Paper 5: How can Business Model Innovation help Social Enterprises fulfil their

multifaceted mission in Africa? - Matthew Snell

S6.4, Room: CSG/22

Marketing of Emerging Markets (Session Chair: Neelu Seetaram)

Paper 1: Does cultural tightness and looseness impact private label brands

performance - Tribi Budhathoki

Paper 2: Signage, Restaurant Authenticity and Willingness to Dine: a Study of

Calligraphy, Display Text and Configuration - Hanqun Song and Qing Shan Ding

Paper 3: Consumer Attitudes on Online Advertising: A Perspective of Immersive

Advertising - Qiang Zheng, Brendan Canavan, Qingshan Ding

Paper 4: The positive impact of a crisis on the Icelandic tourism - Festus Adedoyin

and Neelu Seetaram

Paper 5: International university rankings: a critique and a way forward - John

Anchor


S6.5, Room: CSG/28

Sustainable Tourism and Transportation (Session Chair: Elena Alyavina)

Paper 1: Cybersecurity and privacy in the context of connected and autonomous

vehicles: A qualitative study examining expert views - Na Liu, Alexandros Nikitas

and Simon Parkinson

Paper 2: A qualitative study of parental attitudes to walking school buses-

Alexandros Nikitas

Paper 3: Change for Sustainable Tourism: A postcolonial approach - Wiam Id

Boumsoud

Paper 4: Literature-in-tourism. Existentialism and travel in Guy De Maupassant's

short stories - Brendan Canavan

Paper 5: Examining Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and its potential for Sustainable

Travel Behaviour: A Thematic Analysis Study - Elena Alyavina, Alexandros Nikitas

and Eric Njoya Tchouamou


S7.1, Room: CSG/19

Organisational Digital Transformation (Session Chair: Walid Mourhrib)

Paper 1: Challenges of adopting physical internet: An application of multi-criteria

decision method for stakeholder analysis - Walid Mourhrib, Sahar Validi, Samir

Dani

Paper 2: Evolutionary Algorithms and Supply Chain Network Design: Applications

of Artificial Intelligence - Sahar Validi

Paper 3: B2B Analytics in the Airline Market: Harnessing the Power of Consumer

Big Data - Sabrina Thornton

S7.2, Room: CSG/20

Role of HEIs in Developing Human Capital (Session Chair: Tra Hoang)

Paper 1: Global potential, global growth - the importance of developing

intercultural intelligence - Kirsten Jones, Sara-Jane Postill and Jo Thomas

Paper 2: Contract cheating in UK higher education: A covert investigation of essay

mills - Stuart Roper

Paper 3: The mediating role of employability in the relationship between career

involvement and career success: Results from a Dutch university setting study -

Beatrice IJM Van der Heijden and Eleanor Davies

Paper 4: The role of sense of responsibility and Guanxi on the relationship

between job embeddedness and organisational citizenship behaviour: A study on

academic staff in HEIs in Vietnam - Tra Hoang


S7.3, Room: CSG/21

Career Pathways and Aspirations: Entangling Health, Gender and Ethnicity

(Session Chair: Viviana Meschitti and Ruth Brooks)

Paper 1: Challenging our own assumptions: confessions of the inclusivity

researcher - Sue Richardson and Jannine Williams

Paper 2: Gendered career aspirations: Freedom of choice or limited by personal

circumstance? - Ruth Brooks

Paper 3: Promotion patterns in academia: balancing between change and status

quo - Viviana Meschitti and Giulio Marini

S7.4, Room: CSG/22

Through a Theoretical Lens: Locke, Dignity, Rationality and Frozen (Session

Chair: Jonathan Collinson)

Paper 1: Public interest in Corporate Governance: Where is the rationality? -

Opemiposi Adegbulu

Paper 2: Volunteers for execution: A case study of human dignity - Laura Ford

Paper 3: How describing the constitutional crisis in the film Frozen, might make

the Brexit Constitutional crisis more intelligible to the public - Jonathan Collinson


S7.5, Room: CSG/28

Banking and Financial Management (Session Chair: Nanteza Azzidah)

Paper 1: Dividends payouts and banks’ survival: A global banking evidence - Vu

Trinh (Rainy), Alper Kara, and Marwa Elnahass

Paper 2: Consumer Bankruptcy Decision in Great Britain - Alper Kara, Atilla

Gümüş, Ahmad Hassan Ahmad, and Karligash Glass

Paper 3: The effect of securitization on the technical efficiency of US banks -

Nanteza Aziidah


Map of Huddersfield

The Keys - Byram St, Huddersfield HD1 1BU

The Corner - Packhorse Walk, King St, Huddersfield HD1 2RT

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