Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Social Sciences > Southampton Business School
Southampton Business School" and Year is 2026
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Number of items: 11.
The strategic timing of charity appeals: how message scheduling shapes donation decisions - Ian Dawson and Konstantinos Katsikopoulos
Type: Article
| 2026
Dynamic capabilities behind performance of exporting firms: Taxonomy, critique, future research directions - Cagla Dayangan and Bilge Aykol
Type: Article
| 2026
Controlled human infection of healthy adults with lyophilized Neisseria lactamica induces asymptomatic, immunogenic nasopharyngeal carriage in the United Kingdom and Mali - D.F. Gbesemete, F. Haidara, J.R. Laver, M. Ibrahim, J. Maclennan, A.P. Dale, A.R. Gorringe, Y. Traore, F. Diallo, H. Badji, A. Traore, U. Onwuchekwa, E. Jones, C. Webb, J. Guy, A.A. Theodosiou, S.N. Faust, S.O. Sow, R.S. Heyderman, M.D. Tapia and R.C. Read
Type: Article
| 2026
Coping, hoping and acting: employees' individual ethics for climate change in the oil and gas industry - Fabien Stephane Littel
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton
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The impact of environmental, social, and governance on corporate financial performance: a cross-industry perspective - Wei Liu, Nicholas Dacre, Hao Dong, Jiuh-Biing Sheu and Qin Zhou
Type: Article
| 2026
Essays on the role of memory in financial markets - Dmitri Mustanen
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Type: Dataset
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Using machine learning to detect financial distress from sustainability reports - Songshan Qin, Mohamed Bakoush and Frank McGroarty
Type: Article
| 2026
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A national Green and Blue Space (GBS) Index for England: An interactive tool for analysis and planning - Anastasia Tsakiridi and Dalia Tsimpida
Type: Other
| 2026
| University of Southampton
Leading for green: the role of eco-centric leadership in shaping external organisational citizenship behaviour for the environment - Irfan Ullah, William E. Donald, Hussain Alhejji, Muhammad Fiaz and Wang Bo
Type: Article
| 2026
Type: Thesis
| 2026
| University of Southampton