Newcastle University

Publications

Each year, staff and postgraduates in the Business School publish a large number of articles based on their research, expertise and teaching. A full list of recent publications is produced here in chronological order. You may also search for publications using our search box.

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• Shipton H, Sillince JAA. A comparative framework for categorizing organizational learning literature. In: European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology Conference. 2005, Istanbul, Turkey.
• Sillince JAA. A contingency theory of rhetorical congruence. Academy of Management Review 2005, 30(3), 608-621.
• Campbell D, Cornelia Beck A, Shrives P. A note on comparative language interrogation for content analysis: The example of English vs. German. British Accounting Review 2005, 37(3), 339-350.
• Shiwakoti RK, Hudson R, Short H. A study of the initial returns and the aftermarket performance of inital public offerings of demutualized building societies in the UK. Applied Economic Letters 2005, 12(7), 403-409.
• Davie SSK. Accountings's uses in exploitative human engineering: theorizing citizenship, indirect rule and Britain's imperial expansion. Accounting Historians Journal 2005, 32(2), 55-80.
• Liu LYJ. Activity-Based Costing: its use in the UK Crown Prosecution Service. Financial Management 2005, (3), 29-31.
• Zellei A, Gorton M, Lowe P. Agri-environmental policy systems in transition and preparation for EU membership. Land Use Policy 2005, 22(3), 225-234.
• Dong JX, Wu J. Algorithms and reliability analysis of OD estimation with probe vehicle data. Transaction of Beijing Jiaotong University(in Chinese) 2005, 3, 73-76.
• Barratt E. Alternative futures. In: 23rd SCOS Conference. 2005, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden.
• Hicks C, Hossen FA. An analysis of the use of the Beta Distribution for planning large projects. In: Fifth Annual Meeting of ENBIS. 2005, Newcastle upon Tyne.
• Petrovici DA, Gorton M. An evaluation of the importance of subsistence food production for assessments of poverty and policy targeting: Evidence from Romania. Food Policy 2005, 30(2), 205-223.
• Dong JX, Wu J, Guo J. Analysis of hierarchy of Beijing road network with GPS data. City Planning(in Chinese) 2005, 10, 70-74.
• Gorton M, White J, Dumitrashko M. Applying the clinical inquiry approach to understand and facilitate enterprise restructuring in transitional economies: A case study from the moldovan wine industry. Systemic Practice and Action Research 2005, 18(1), 35-52.
• Ivory CJ, Alderman N. Can project management learn anything from studies of failure in complex systems?. Project Management Journal 2005, 36(3), 5-16.
• Dong JX, Wu J. Comparative study on recognition of transportation system under real and UE status. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2005.
• Ironfield-Smith C, Duxbury D, Hudson R, Keasey K, Summers B. Consumer Debt in the UK: Attitudes and Implications. Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance 2005, 13(2), 132-141.
• Krystallis A, Ness M. Consumer preferences for quality foods from a south European perspective: A conjoint analysis implementation on Greek olive oil. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 2005, 8(2), 62-91.
• Richter P, Cornford J. Customers to order? Enacting customer-focus in UK local government. In: 21st EGOS Colloquium: Unlocking Organizations. 2005, Berlin, Germany.
• Gibbon J. Demonstrating the impact - social accounting and audit for a community organisation. Chex Point 2005, 20, 7.
• Tregear AEJ, Ness MR. Discriminant Analysis of Consumer Interest in Buying Locally Produced Foods. Journal of Marketing Management 2005, 21(1-2), 19-35.
• Gebka B. Dynamic volume–return relationship: evidence from an emerging capital market. Applied Financial Economics 2005, 15(14), 1019-1029.
• Papagiannidis S, Bex A. Entrepreneurial E-Business Development: Mercenary Risk Theory. In: 5th WSEAS International Conference on Distant Learning and Web Engineering. 2005, Corfu.
• Wren C, Storey DJ. Evaluating the Effect of Soft Business Support upon Small Firm Performance. In: van der Horst, R., King-Kauanui, S., Duffy, S, ed. Keystones of Entrepreneurship Knowledge. Oxford: Blackwell, 2005, pp.231-60.
• Zhou Y, Wu J, Dong JX. Evaluation of accessibility of urban traffic system with GPS data. ITS Letter(in Chinese) 2005, 2, 20-24.
• Sollis R. Evidence on purchasing power parity from univariate models: The case of smooth transition trend-stationary. Journal of Applied Econometrics 2005, 20(1), 79-98.
• Petrovici DA, Ritson C, Ness M. Exploring disparities and similarities in European food consumption patterns. Cahiers d'Economie et Sociologie Rurales 2005, 75(2), 23-49.
• Wynarczyk P, Watson R. Firm growth and supply chain partnerships: An empirical analysis of U.K. SME subcontractors. Small Business Economics 2005, 24(1), 39-51.
• Jones J, Wren C. Foreign Direct Investment and the Regional Economy. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005.
• Forbes D, Bussell H. Friends Schemes in Arts Marketing : Developing Relationships in British Provincial Theatres. International Journal of Arts Management 2005, 8(2), 38-49.
• Tregear A, Gorton M. Geographical origin as a branding tool for agri-food producers. Society and Economy 2005, 27(4), 399-414.
• Yang B, Yang Y, Wijngaard J. Impact of postponement on transportation: an environmental perspective. International Journal of Logistics Management 2005, 16(2), 192-204.
• McLaren JA. Implementing the EVA Business Philosophy: Management Accounting Evidence from New Zealand. London: CIMA, 2005. Available at: http://www.cimaglobal.com/Documents/ImportedDocuments/tech_resrep_implementing_eva_business_philosophy_jun05.pdf.
• McLaren JA. Implementing the EVA Business Philosophy: Management Accounting Evidence from New Zealand. CIMA Research Executive Summaries Series 2005, 1(5).
• Herron C, Hicks C. Improving the competitiveness of North East companies by implementing lean manufacturing using change agents. In: ICMR 2005. 2005, Cranfield.
• Dobbs IM, Miller AD. Incentives, Information and Performance: Experimental Analysis. In: British Accounting Association Northern Regional Conference. 2005.
• Papagiannidis S, Berry J, Li F. Internet Protocol version 6, an assessment and analysis of its potential effects. In: Marshall, S;l Taylor, W; Xinghuo, Y, ed. Encyclopedia of developing regional communities with information and communication technology. Australia: Idea Group Reference, 2005, pp.564-568.
• Booth C, Clark P, Delahaye A, Procter S, Rowlinson M. La memoria social en las organizaciones. Los metodos que las organizaciones usan para recordar el pasado. Revista Empresa y Humanismo 2005, 9(2), 95-130.
• Reissner SC. Learning and innovation: A narrative analysis. Journal of Organizational Change Management 2005, 18(5), 482-494.
• Görg H, Girma S, Maioli S. Longitudinal Microdata Study of selected DTI Business Support Programmes and Intermediary Organisations. London: UK Department of Trade and Industry, 2005.
• Blenkinsopp J, Zdunczyk K. Making sense of mistakes in managerial careers. Career Development International 2005, 10(5), 359-374.
• Papagiannidis S, Li F. Management and delivery of digital print via the web: A case study of Gaia Fulfilment. International Journal of Cases of Electronic Commerce 2005, 1(1), 1-18.
• Alderman N. Mobility versus Embeddedness: the Role of Proximity in Major Capital Projects. In: Lagendijk, A., Oinas, P, ed. Proximity, Distance and Diversity: Issues on Economic Interaction and Local Development. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005, pp.255-276.
• Gibson M, Jenkings KN, Wilson RG, Purves IN. Multi-tasking in practice: Coordinated activities in the computer supported doctor-patient consultation. International Journal of Medical Informatics 2005, 74(6), 425-436.
• Berry J. MVine Ltd A Case Study of a New Digital Music Label from Conception to Launch. International Journal of Cases of Electronic Commerce 2005, 1(3), 1-20.
• Mantere S, Schild H, Sillince JAA. Narrating the future: prospective and novelistic narratives as anchors in organizational identity transformation. In: 21st EGOS Colloquium. 2005, Berlin.
• Dobbs IM, Richards P. On Output Restriction Measures of Market Power. European Competition Law Review 2005, 26(10), 572-580.
• Campbell DJ, Craig T. Organisations and the business environment. Oxford: Elsevier, 2005.
• Procter S. Organizations and Organized Systems: from Direct Control to Flexibility. In: Ackroyd, S., Batt, R., Thompson, P., Tolbert, P, ed. The Oxford Handbook of Work and Organization. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2005, pp.462-484.
• Hall M, Sillince J. Politics, learning and the garbage can: A structure-agency approach to an extended theory. In: BAM 2005 Said Business School. 2005, Oxford.
• Baines S, Gannon-Leary PM, Wilson RG. Practitioner buy-in and resistance to e-enabled information sharing across agencies: the case of an e-government project to join up local services in England. In: Funabashi, M., Grzech, A, ed. Challenges of Expanding Internet, E-Commerce, E-Business and E-Government. New York, USA: Springer, 2005, pp.297-312.
• Gorton M, Lowe P, Zellei A. Pre-accession europeanisation: The strategic realignment of the environmental policy systems of Lithuania, Poland and Slovakia towards agricultural pollution in preparation for EU membership. Sociologia Ruralis 2005, 45(3), 202-223.
• Whittle A. Preaching and Practising Flexibility: Implications for Theories of Subjectivity at Work. Human Relations 2005, 58(10), 1301-1322.
• Sollis R. Predicting returns and volatility with macroeconomic variables: evidence from tests of encompassing. Journal of Forecasting 2005, 24(3), 221-231.
• Bilotkach V. Price Competition between International Airline Alliances. Journal of Transport Economics and Policy 2005, 39(2), 167-189.
• Vincent S. Reframing Exchanges: A Realist Perspective on Inter-organisational Networks. Work, Employment and Society 2005, 19(1), 47-65.
• Wren CM. Regional grants: are they worth It?. Fiscal Studies 2005, 26(2), 245-275.
• Marshall JN, Bradley DP, Hodgson CM, Alderman NF, Richardson RGW. Relocation, relocation, relocation: Assessing the case for public sector dispersal. Regional Studies 2005, 39(6), 767-787.
• Alderman N, Ivory C, McLoughlin I, Vaughan R. Sense-making as a process within complex service-led projects. International Journal of Project Management 2005, 23(5), 380-385.
• Jarzabkowski P, Sillince JAA. Shifting Commitment To Multiple Strategies: A Process Framework For Pluralistic Contexts. In: 4ème colloque international de lA2ID: Décision: Mesures et évaluations. 2005, Bordeaux.
• Duxbury D, Hudson R, Keasey KB, Summers B. Should Actions Speak Louder Than Words? Individuals’ Attitudes and Behavior in Asset Allocation Choice. Economics Letters 2005, 89(1), 107-111.
• Dong JX, Wu J. Simulation of traffic equilibrium status with neural network, Journal of System Simulation. Journal of System Simulation(in Chinese) 2005, 3, 73-76.
• Papagiannidis S, Li F. Skills brokerage: A new model for business start-ups in the networked economy. European Management Journal 2005, 23(4), 471-482.
• Jones-Lee MW, Guria J, Leung J, Loomes G. Some Policy Implications of a Disparity Between Willingness to Accept and Willingness to Pay-Based Values of Statistical Life : A Note. 2005.
• Hicks C, Hossen FA. Stochastic simulation studies of dispatching rules for production scheduling in the capital goods industry. In: Fifth Annual Meeting of ENBIS. 2005, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
• Evans N, Campbell DJ, Stonehouse G. Strategic management for travel and tourism. Chinese edition. Oxford: Elsevier, 2005.
• Barratt E. Styles of Utopianism in Managament and Organization Studies. In: 21st EGOS Colloquium. 2005, Berlin, Germany.
• Charles DR, Conway CD, Pickering HE, Tennant J, Chaudhuri S. Supporting the contribution of Higher Education Institutions to Regional Development: North East Regional Case Study. France: The OECD Programme on Institutional Management in Higher Education (IMHE), 2005.
• Sillince JAA, Mueller F. Switching strategic perspective: the reframing of accounts of responsibility. In: EURAM 2005 Conference, Track 15 "The Management of Projects: Reconciling Uncertainty and Responsibility". 2005, Munich, Germany.
• Mamalis S, Ness M, Bourlakis M. Tangible and intangible store image attributes in consumer decision making: The case of fast food restaurants. WSEAS Transactions on Information Science and Applications 2005, 2(10), 1705-1714.
• Van Hootegem G, Benders J, Delarue A, Procter S. Teamworking: Looking back and looking forward. International Journal of Human Resource Management 2005, 16(2), 167-173.
• Rodriguez JK. Tendencias postmodernistas en el pensamiento organizacional. Ciencia y Sociedad 2005, XXX(2), 316-357.
• Spencer A, Covey J, Chilton S, Taylor M. Testing the internal consistency of the lottery equivalents method using health outcomes: A comment to Oliver. Health Economics 2005, 14(2), 161-167.
• Mueller F, Carter C. The "HRM Project" and Managerialism: Or Why Some Discourses are More Equal Than Others. Journal of Organizational Change Management 2005, 18(4), 369-382.
• Currie G, Procter S. The Antecedents of Middle Managers’ Strategic Contribution: The Case of a Professional Bureaucracy. Journal of Management Studies 2005, 42(7), 1325-1356.
• Hicks C, Herron C. The application of lean manufacturing as a repositioning strategy. In: ICMR 2005. 2005, Cranfield.
• Bramall C, Schoefer K, McKechnie S. The Determinants and Consequences of Consumer Trust in e-Retailing: A Conceptual Framework. Irish Marketing Review 2005, 17(1/2), 13-22.
• Edward P. The Ethical Poverty Line as a tool to measure global absolute poverty. Journal of Radical Statistics 2005, 89, 53-66.
• Zemeckis R, Lazauskas S, Gorton M. The Europeanisation of agri-environmental policy: A case study of water quality in the Lithuanian karst zone. Land Use Policy 2005, 22(3), 255-264.
• Wu J, Dong JX. The GPS data collection and transmission strategy for floating vehicle technology. In: IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics. 2005, Beijing.
• Wynarczyk P. The impact of connectivity technologies on e-flexible working practices of small and medium-sized enterprises in the North East of England. New Technology, Work & Employment 2005, 20(3), 234-247.
• Yang Y, Humphreys P, McIvor R. The impact of operations service on performance outcomes in an E-commerce Environment. In: the EurOMA International Conference on Operations and Global Competitiveness 2005. 2005, Budapest, Hungary.
• Schoefer K, Ennew C. The Impact of Perceived Justice on Consumers' Emotional Responses to Service Complaint Experiences. Journal of Services Marketing 2005, 19(5), 261-270.
• Petchey T, Papagiannidis S. The impact of the Internet on small independent record labels: an exploratory study. In: 5th WSEAS International Conference on Distant Learning and Web Engineering. 2005, Corfu.
• Hughes S. The International Labour Organization. New Political Economy 2005, 10(3), 413-425.
• Haworth N, Hughes S, Wilkinson R. The international labour standards regime: A case study in global regulation. Environment and Planning A 2005, 37(11), 1939-1953.
• Papagiannidis S, Berry J, Petchey T. The long and winding road? Ebusiness models for small independent record labels. WSEAS Transactions on Information Science and Applications 2005, 2(10), 1723-1730.
• Wynarczyk P, Raine A. The performance of business incubators and their potential development in the north east region of england. Local Economy 2005, 20(2), 205-220.
• Davie SSK. The politics of accounting, race and ethnicity: A story of a Chiefly-based preferencing. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 2005, 16(5), 551-577.
• Bokhari J, Cai C, Hudson R, Keasey K. The predictive ability and profitability of technical trading rules: does company size matter?. Economics Letters 2005, 86(1), 21-27.
• Hussain S. The Rediscovery of Managerial Segments: A Note of Caution. International Accountant 2005, 29(November), 29-31.
• Mueller F, Carter C. The Scripting of Total Quality Management Within its Organizational Biography. Organization Studies 2005, 26(2), 219-245.
• Barlow D, Radulescu R. The sequencing of reform in transition economies. Journal of Comparative Economics 2005, 33(4), 835-850.
• Guria J, Leung J, Jones-Lee M, Loomes G. The willingness to accept value of statistical life relative to the willingness to pay value: Evidence and policy implications. Environmental and Resource Economics 2005, 32(1), 113-127.
• Ball A, Campbell D, Lehman G. Towards an environmentally enabling accounting and finance. Accounting Forum 2005, 29(1), 1-6.
• Yang B, Yang Y. Transport impact of postponement. In: EurOMA International Conference. 2005, Budapest, Hungary.
• Charles DR. Universities and engagement with cities, regions and local communities. In: Duke, C., Osborne, M., Wilson, B, ed. Rebalancing the Social and Economic: Learning, Partnership and Place. Leicester: NIACE, 2005, pp.chapter 10.
• Benneworth P, Charles DR. University spin-off policies and economic development in less successful regions: Learning from two decades of policy practice. European Planning Studies 2005, 13(4), 537-557.
• Marques H, Metcalf H. What determines sectoral trade in the enlarged EU?. Review of Development Economics 2005, 9(2), 197-231.
• Tomaney J, Pike A, Jones J, Wren C. Written Evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee Inquiry into Manufacturing and Trade in Wales. Second Report of Session 2004-05, Welsh Affairs Committee, House of Commons 2005, HC 329-II.