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(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2017)The aim of this research is to understand the key influencing factors in spin-off development. Whilst there is a growing stream of spin-off literature, greater attention is needed to understand what inhibits and enables ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2017)The purpose of this study is to examine the influences on intention to stay amongst academics in New Zealand higher education (HE) institutions. Specifically, this study explores how current or previous employment experience ...
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(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2017)In the modern business world, the competition among companies has been generally becoming the competition among supply chains (SCs). Supply chain management (SCM) is playing an increasingly significant role in running a ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)This thesis quantitatively examines how individual cultural differences impact on authentic leadership efficacy and isolates its key mediating mechanisms. Four major advances are presented. The first is a formula for ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)Socio-technical systems are challenged by sustainability problems that emerge from multifaceted situations incorporating social, cultural, institutional, and technological aspects. These situations are described as ‘wicked ...
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(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)MNEs’ technology commercialization across borders is a challenging task, because it involves high uncertainty in relation to both new technologies and foreign markets. Even if they develop a potential technology, they ...
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(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2017)The core puzzle in entrepreneurship studies is entrepreneurial opportunities (Suddaby, Bruton, & Si, 2015). In enhancing the understanding of entrepreneurial opportunities, this research explores how cultural similarities ...
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(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2016)International trade agreements (TAs), which include custom unions, free trade agreements, preferential trade agreements and regional trade agreements, are increasing in number and importance. This thesis explores the ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2016)The aim of this research is to understand the roles of dynamic capabilities in the acquisition process. While a growing stream of literature has shown that dynamic capabilities lead to superior acquisition outcomes, greater ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2015)It’s not easy to start a new life in a foreign country, but by all accounts, Singapore is meant to be one of the best places to try. Singapore is the financial hub of South-East Asia, has one of the busiest ports in the ...
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(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2015)This thesis explores the potential for sustainable transitions in the transportation industry in New Zealand, from the perspective of organisations leading the way in sustainability through the development or adoption of ...
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(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2015)This thesis focuses on entrepreneurs’ responses to constraints using the theoretical framework of the paradox of embedded agency– that is, the paradoxical effect that institutional constraints have on entrepreneurs, both ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2015)The economist has predicted that the consumption of goods and services in China has been steadily increasing every year (Paul Hubbard, Hurley, & Sharma, 2012) and therefore China has become an attractive market for ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2015)The purpose of this study is to examine the devolution and enactment of Human Resource Management (HRM) within a single higher education (HE) institution in New Zealand. Specifically, this study explores the HRM process ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2015)This exploratory study examined individual negotiator social value orientation (preferences for the distribution of negotiated outcomes) and individual negotiator behaviour (strategies and tactics) in a labour relations ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2014)One of the most significant phenomenon in Western industrialised societies today is a demographic shift towards an ageing population. Improved access to better nutrition, medical care, and a growing awareness of the ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2014)Cluster actors have the advantage of face-to-face interaction due to geographical proximity, which allows knowledge exchange with universities within clusters. The co-location of cluster actors provides an environment that ... -
(Project Report, 2014)Lighting Vanuatu began in 2010 as a two-year project funded through The Australian Aid - Governance for Growth Programme. The primary objective of the project was to increase access of portable solar lanterns for rural ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2014)The ratification procedure is the last phase in the negotiation of a collective agreement, in which the union membership is given the opportunity to vote to accept or reject the proposed agreement. Traditionally, union ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)Organisations derive value from knowledge, but developing new knowledge is dependent on organisational members having access to the necessary resources. Traditionally the study of organisational knowledge development has ...
