The Regent's Working Papers series was launched in 2013 and is an opportunity for staff and colleagues to highlight their research work-in-progress and invite comment, prior to a potential later submission for publication in conference proceedings or an external journal.
Aim
The aim is to give staff the opportunity to develop their personal academic research profile as either an Author or as a Specialist Referee:
1. Author: Opportunity to promote staff research in the Working Papers series.
Further details are given in the Working Paper Guidelines which can be downloaded by staff from the intranet. Please contact the Editor, Professor Simon O'Leary, or Professor Jonathan Liu, the Faculty Research Leader, if you have any comments or queries, or wish to submit a paper.
2. Specialist Referee: Opportunity to act as a Specialist Referee.
Each paper will be reviewed internally by the Editor or a Specialist Referee who will have a familiarity with the field of the submitted paper. Being a Specialist Referee is a further opportunity for staff to enhance their academic research profile.
2020
- Walking the tightrope between family and business; longitudinal reflections of a Family Business Advisor - Chris Swaffin-Smith & Simon O'Leary (PDF)
- Walking that family and business tightrope; the relationship between Family Business Adviser and the Family Business - Chris Swaffin-Smith and Simon O'Leary (PDF)
- Successful COVID-19 pivot: A satisficing teaching plan for distance learning - Richard Meredith (PDF)
- Profiling a niche market and establishing an entrepreneurial strategy for a niche brand; the costume jewellery sector in Switzerland – Simon O’Leary & Sara Hirt (PDF)
2019
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Scaling up embodied sensemaking in strategic decision-making episodes - Mikko Arevuo (PDF)
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Why Knowledge Cafés can be valuable to organisations - Peter Sharp (PDF)
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The Role of Speculators in the Market Crash of 1929 - Jacob Schmidt (PDF) Centre for Applied Finance & Banking series
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The Great Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression in the Global Context - Jacob Schmidt (PDF) Centre for Applied Finance & Banking series
2018
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The ‘Intermesticity’ of the US-Colombia Anti-Drug Strategy under Plan Colombia - Tatiana Suárez (PDF)
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Mapping the geographies of luxury cognitive “purity” - Federica Carlotto & Simon O’Leary (PDF)
2017
2016
2015
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A Phenomenological Investigation into the Construction of Event Meaning: The BMX Racing Events Case - Jeff Papis (PDF)
2014
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Rethinking organisational commitment: A meso-level concept and framework for analysis - Robert Denny (PDF)
2013
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International postgraduates’ research experiences; learning from reflective cases - Peter Sharp (PDF)
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Investigation of institutional investors’ responsible investment practices in UK - Posi Olatubosun (PDF)
More information
Working paper guidelines and further details for staff can be found on the staff intranet (Regent's staff only).
For additional information contact Professor Simon O'Leary