College of Business and Law: Recent submissions
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NZATD Annual Industry Training Report
(2019)It is widely recognised that investment in staff training and development is vital for any organisation to be successful. It is also acknowledged that there are wide ranging degrees of investment across different ... -
COVID wellbeing learnings
(2021)The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in an increased research focus on workplace wellbeing, particularly among frontline health and other essential workers, operating in the eye of the storm. We seek to understand ... -
Unconventional Law-making in the Law of the Sea and Area-based Conservation Measures
(Oxford University Press, 2021)Six categories of unconventional or informal law-making are identified, focusing on instruments that are characterised by informality with respect to actors, processes or outputs but which are nevertheless normative in ... -
Multiple Causes of Loss and Claims for Contribution
(2013)In Marlborough District Council v Altimarloch Joint Venture Ltd1 the New Zealand Supreme Court dealt with a number of inter-related questions. These were: whether a council owed a duty of care to purchasers of land in ... -
Book Review: The Dynamics of Taxation: Essays in Honour of Judith Freedman
(2021)The book is a milestone collection of essays on tax law and policy that celebrates Judith’s legacy during an academic career spanning 40 years. The collection focuses on four areas or themes of taxation scholarship to which ... -
A retrospective analysis of curricular accounting
(2018)I explain how and why higher education learning has come to be accounted for using calculative practices, and to examine critically the implications of this curricular accounting. The practices in question, in which ... -
Three-strikes sentencing in New Zealand
(University of Canterbury, 2021)The issue of reducing reoffending has been an age-old challenge in criminological research and sentencing policy. Three-strikes sentencing purports to achieve this goal by imposing mandatory minimum sentences for repeat ... -
How can a holistic offering of well-being services be created to improve students’ individual well-being? : a transformative service research approach.
(University of Canterbury, 2021)This study investigates what is needed to create a holistic offering of well-being services, aimed at improving the well-being of individual tertiary students. This study used a constructivist approach to explore and ... -
Corporate community relations and development: engagement with indigenous peoples
(Emerald, 2021)Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to increase knowledge about community relations and development (CRD) activities done in conjunction with mining activities of multinational companies affecting indigenous peoples and ... -
Socioemotional wealth and the innovativeness of family SMEs in the United Arab Emirates
(Informa UK Limited, 2021)Why are some family SMEs more innovative than others? We use the heterogeneity within family SMEs to explore how their socioemotional wealth (SEW) affects innovativeness. The ubiquity of smaller family firms means that ... -
From Taking Flight to Putting Down Roots: A Narrative Perspective of the Entrepreneurial Journey of a Refugee
(Palgrave, 2021)Introduction: Significant world events in the first two decades of the twenty-first century have highlighted the impact of global mobility on the interrelationships between and within countries and communities. Factors ... -
Rationales for corporate climate change target setting and reporting : an investigation.
(University of Canterbury, 2021)With the increasing acceptance of climate change as one of the most challenging political, societal and business issues globally and nationally, some New Zealand firms have decided to adhere to a specific emissions reduction ... -
Does a tick make it alright?
(University of Canterbury, 2021)The objective of this project explores transgender and non-binary consumers’ perception of the Rainbow Tick brand and how companies being affiliated with it affects their purchasing decisions. It addresses the historical ... -
The pluralism of river rights in Aotearoa New Zealand and Colombia
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Towards an Holistic Environmental Flow Regime in Chile: Providing for Ecosystem Health and Indigenous Rights
(Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2020)© The Author(s), 2020. A widespread response to the pressures placed on the ecological condition of rivers is the design and implementation of environmental flowregimes in domestic regulatory frameworks for water. Environmental ... -
Cloud-based client accounting and small and medium accounting practices: Adoption and impact
(2021)Cloud accounting represents a major disruptive technology for the accounting industry. This qualitative study used semi-structured interviews to collect data from eight small and medium accounting practices (SMPs) to test ... -
High policy uncertainty and low implied market volatility – an academic puzzle?
(2022)Motivated by the extremely low level of the CBOE VIX accompanied by the high level of US economic policy uncertainty in the period of late 2016 to the end of 2017, we examine the factors affecting the relationship ... -
Economies of mana and mahi beyond the crisis
(Auckland University of Technology (AUT) Library, 2020)In this short article, we explore the implications of Covid-19 and its response for employment in Aotearoa | New Zealand, focusing on the potential effect in Māori communities. To prevent the foreclosure of possible ... -
Impact of Governance Quality and Religiosity on Tax Evasion: Evidence from OECD Countries
(2021)The study examines the effects of governance quality and religiosity on tax evasion (TE) in the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) countries. Further, the study investigates which government qualities ...