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Browsing "Brunel Business School Theses" by Subject Institutional theory
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Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
2016 | Assemblage and différance: an institutional theory and methodology | Atkinson, Peter |
2016 | Competencies and consultation delivery: service quality strategy of multinational management consulting firms in Nigeria | Nosiri, Onyekachi Nneka |
2017 | Drivers of green shipping practices adoption and impact on organisational performance | Aluko, Oluwakayode A |
2018 | Institutionalisation of digitally-enabled service transformation in the UK public sector: an exploratory study on the roles of the actors and structures | Mohamed Omar, Amizan |
2013 | Investigation of risk management changes in insurance companies | Jabbour, Mirna |
2020 | The moderation role of firm and country level factors in the relationship between board gender diversity and firm performance | Hamdan, Reem Khamis |
2015 | Reconceptualing social defence theory for the purpose of organisational-level change: causes, consequences and the contribution of grid-group cultural theory | Papadopoulos, Nikolaos |
2013 | Stakeholders and corporate philanthropy of non-economic nature in a developing country of intense Islamic beliefs, values and norms: an institutional framework | Al Rifai, Aroub AY |
2016 | A study on institutionalisation of contemporary art from Turkey | Ecevit, Emek Can |
2017 | Understanding the role of NGOs for legitimising inclusion of sexual minorities in Turkey and the UK: an institutional perspective | Aydin, Erhan |
2014 | Workforce localisation policies in multi-national enterprises: the determinants of successful implementation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia | Alanezi, Abdullah N. |