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Conference Proceedings 2011: Recent submissions
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)The paper examines the forecasting ability of the U.S. stock performance to predict the direction of the Chinese stock price movement at the opening, and vice verse. It shows that since the recent global financial crisis, ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)This study investigates empirically the working capital policies of Canadian versus U.S. firms. Using a sample of 477 Canadian and 2,843 U.S. industrial firms over the period 1989-2009, we confirm significant differences ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)Enactive of the call for an "Historic Turn‟, this paper investigates the concept of the postulated "Historical Break‟ in management and organizational studies (MOS). Eschewing the historical realism currently dominating ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)Studying the management of multiple organizational identities while striving for organizational legitimacy, we undertake a critical hermeneutic analysis of the archives of the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)We describe a co-orientation analysis on student peer and self-evaluations, to discern perceptions on group-work, emotions experienced and networks formed. We present an initial analysis of 4 different student group ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)During the last few years we have witnessed a communications revolution in the workplace. Gone are the traditional ways of communicating with employees. No longer is an internal memo just internal. No longer is an external ...
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(Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)The UN Global Compact Leaders Summit held in New York on June 2010 marked the 10th anniversary of the UN Global Compact (Adams and Petrella, 2010). From its humble beginnings in 2000, the Global Compact has grown to encompass ...
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