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to publisher imposed embargoes. All awarded PhD theses are also archived on BURA.
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Rethinking Necessity: Evaluating the Role of Technology in Indigenous Communities
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Enhancing Social Integration and Well-Being of International Students through Social Networking
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A new investigation into whether households are excessively sensitive to predictable changes in income
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Migrant communities, intimate partner violence against women and the law. A phenomenological study exploring the attitudes and perceptions of Zimbabwean migrants living in the UK
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The effects of quantitative easing on the cost of issuing UK government debt, on the bid-to-cover ratio at the debt auctions and on the integration of UK capital markets
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ESG performance and beyond: Exploring leadership, organizational psychological capital, and narcissistic reporting
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Corporate wrongdoing and whistleblower regimes: Evaluation and suggestions for reform
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Investigating citizenship education in England: Perspectives of teachers and academics, and key stage 3 pupils’ self-perceived identities and citizenship
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Making a CASE for the third space: A study into small group talk in the science classroom
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Who gets to have a voice? A comparative analysis of traditional and subversive white saviour narratives in fiction
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