Outputs (1594)

e-HRM in Action: The Relationship Between Employee Behaviours and Perceived Organisational Success – A Comparative Study Between Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom (2025)
Thesis
Alabood, A. A. e-HRM in Action: The Relationship Between Employee Behaviours and Perceived Organisational Success – A Comparative Study Between Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

The new normal, with massive technological advancements, has ushered in a situation where managing employee behaviour has become increasingly challenging. Rapid changes in the workplace have made the matters more complex. With the widespread adoption... Read More about e-HRM in Action: The Relationship Between Employee Behaviours and Perceived Organisational Success – A Comparative Study Between Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom.

The International Activities of Chinese Banks (2025)
Thesis
Surina. The International Activities of Chinese Banks. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Based on macro and micro perspectives, this study is a pioneering effort to study the impact of banking international activities in the Chinese banking sector. It empirically investigated this issue by focusing on the following three themes.
First,... Read More about The International Activities of Chinese Banks.

Authoritarian neoliberalism and the instrumentalization of the banking sector in Turkey and Hungary (2025)
Journal Article
Apaydin, F., Piroska, D., & Coban, M. K. (online). Authoritarian neoliberalism and the instrumentalization of the banking sector in Turkey and Hungary. Competition and Change, https://doi.org/10.1177/10245294251361208

This paper studies the evolution of the domestic banking sector in Hungary and Turkey where Viktor Orban and Recep Tayyip Erdogan have intervened to politically control credit allocation. We argue that both leaders have instrumentalized the banking s... Read More about Authoritarian neoliberalism and the instrumentalization of the banking sector in Turkey and Hungary.

A coalitional perspective on democratic backsliding: elite coalitions and the bureaucracy in Turkey (2025)
Journal Article
Coban, M. K., & Yesilkagit, K. (online). A coalitional perspective on democratic backsliding: elite coalitions and the bureaucracy in Turkey. Policy Studies, 1-26. https://doi.org/10.1080/01442872.2025.2530057

The rise of populism and the authoritarian shift has triggered a debate on the politics-administration nexus with a focus on the politics of democratic backsliding and the role of the bureaucracy. Recent studies have increasingly concentrated on the... Read More about A coalitional perspective on democratic backsliding: elite coalitions and the bureaucracy in Turkey.

A Job-Based Assessment fo Economic Complexity: From Hidden to Revealed (2025)
Preprint / Working Paper
Russo, A., Scaramozzino, P., & Zaccaria, A. (2025). A Job-Based Assessment fo Economic Complexity: From Hidden to Revealed

Economic complexity measures aim to quantify the capability content or endowment of industries and territories; however, capabilities are not observable, and therefore cannot be directly used in the computations. We estimate such endowments by quanti... Read More about A Job-Based Assessment fo Economic Complexity: From Hidden to Revealed.

Regole e discrezione: l’asimmetria istituzionale di una politica monetaria ‘ritrovata’ (2025)
Book Chapter
Scaramozzino, P., & Imbriani, C. (in press). Regole e discrezione: l’asimmetria istituzionale di una politica monetaria ‘ritrovata’. In G. Coppola, R. Dell'Anno, F. Mazzotta, & L. Parisi (Eds.), Macroeconomia, Istituzioni, Diseguaglianze e Sviluppo (55-71). ESI Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane

‘In but not fully of Europe’: Situating the Ottoman legacy in the heritage initiatives of the European Union and the Council of Europe (2025)
Journal Article
Aceska, A., Bryce, D., & Causevic, S. (online). ‘In but not fully of Europe’: Situating the Ottoman legacy in the heritage initiatives of the European Union and the Council of Europe. European Urban and Regional Studies, https://doi.org/10.1177/09697764251333755

The European Union (EU) and Council of Europe (CoE) are in a continuous struggle to identify the internal ‘Europeanness’ of their narratives, borders, boundaries, and regions. Since the 1980s, they introduced numerous cultural policies and heritage i... Read More about ‘In but not fully of Europe’: Situating the Ottoman legacy in the heritage initiatives of the European Union and the Council of Europe.

Can Big Tech be tamed? The struggle to regulate AI (2025)
Digital Artefact
Coban, M. K. (2025). Can Big Tech be tamed? The struggle to regulate AI. [Blog post]

Taming Silicon Valley by Gary Marcus examines the growing influence of AI, controlled by profit-driven Big Tech companies, on society and the dangers of AI’s unchecked development. Marcus’s insights and his proposals for stronger oversight, democrati... Read More about Can Big Tech be tamed? The struggle to regulate AI.

It's good to share: rethinking the creation and distribution of revenue in the women's game [Impetus Football] (2025)
Newspaper / Magazine
Oughton, C. (2025). It's good to share: rethinking the creation and distribution of revenue in the women's game [Impetus Football]

The UEFA Women's Champions League (UWCL) final between Arsenal and Barcelona in Lisbon on 24 May 2025 will not only determine which team are crowned champions of Europe but also the financial spoils. Running in parallel with the allocation of sportin... Read More about It's good to share: rethinking the creation and distribution of revenue in the women's game [Impetus Football].

What a Bad Policy Idea! Exploring Views on Wind Farms in Italy (2025)
Book Chapter
Asquer, A. (2025). What a Bad Policy Idea! Exploring Views on Wind Farms in Italy. In I. Roberge, H. McKeen-Edwards, & M. Campbell-Verduyn (Eds.), Ineffective Policy: Causes and Consequences of Bad Policy Choices (46-66). Bristol University Press. https://doi.org/10.51952/9781447371564.ch004

This chapter aims to develop a framework for the analysis of arguments about what constitutes ‘bad policies’ during the policy-making stage. The framework provides a way to categorize bad policies, spanning from ideal policies to disastrous policies,... Read More about What a Bad Policy Idea! Exploring Views on Wind Farms in Italy.