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Uncertainty, risk aversion and corporate performance: Evidence from the Asia-Pacific region
(Taylor & Francis, 2022-12-10)We investigate the impacts of global, regional, and pandemic uncertainties on firm performance in the Asia-Pacific region. Using the fixed effects panel-data analysis for 5979 non-financial listed firms in five developed ... -
Culture and politics in overlapping frames for the future: Multi-dimensional activist organizing and communicating on climate change in Aotearoa New Zealand
(SAGE Publications, 2022-11-15)Responding to climate change requires us to reimagine not only our future on a planet that is rapidly changing, but also how we organize to create political change. The climate movement and those involved in climate activism ... -
A qualitative study of antecedents of enduring involvement and its role in dining experiences of tourists
(Emerald Publishing Limited, 2022-02-03)Purpose - Considering the importance of involvement in experience, this paper aims to understand what factors lead to enduring involvement and how this type of involvement influences the food experience of tourists in the ... -
A new robust hybrid model based on support vector machine and firefly meta-heuristic algorithm to predict pistachio yields and select effective soil variables
(Elsevier, 2023-05)Pistachio production is an economically important crop that grows in arid environments. To predict yield and sustainably manage the use of natural resources such as soil and water, we modelled the effect of soil properties ... -
“An opportunity to hope and dream”: Disaster politics and the emergence of possibility through community-led recovery
(Wiley on behalf of Antipode Foundation Ltd., 2019-02-08)Recent awareness of the role of neoliberalism in fostering tactics of de-politicisation has cultivated recognition of a narrowing of democratic possibilities. Disaster, as a time of disruption can provoke a heightened ...
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