Open Research Exeter (ORE)

• River water quality: who cares, how much and why? 

  Hampson, DI; Ferrini, S; Rigby, D; Bateman, IJ (MDPI, 2017-08-19)

  An important motivation for the implementation of the Water Framework Directive is the creation of non-market environmental benefits, such as improved ecological quality, or greater opportunities for open-access river ...

• Four priorities for new links between conservation science and accounting research 

  Burns, J; Feger, C; Mermet, L; Vira, B; Addison, P; Barker, R; Birkin, F; Cooper, S; Couvet, D; Cuckston, T; Daily, G; Dey, C; Gallagher, L; Hails, R; Jollands, S; Mace, G; McKenzie, E; Milne, M; Quattrone, P; Rambaud, A; Russell, S; Santamaria, M; Sutherland, W (Wiley for Society for Conservation Biology, 2018)

• How imperfect can land sparing be before land sharing is more favourable for wild species? 

  Balmford, B; Green, RE; Onial, M; Phalan, B; Balmford, A (Wiley for British Ecological Society, 2018-10-05)

  Two solutions, at opposite ends of a continuum, have been proposed to limit negative impacts of human agricultural demand on biodiversity. Under land sharing, farmed landscapes are made as beneficial to wild species as ...

• Product Market Competition and Gender Discrimination 

  Cooke, D; Fernandes, AP; Ferreira, P (Elsevier, 2018)

  This paper presents novel empirical evidence for the prediction from Beckerís (1957) famous theory, that competition drives discrimination out of the market. We use a comprehensive business registration reform in Portugal ...

• Public funding for public goods: A post-Brexit perspective on principles for agricultural policy 

  Bateman, IJ; Balmford, B (Elsevier, 2018-08-25)

  In early 2019 the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union and with it the Common Agricultural Policy. The UK Government has announced its intentions to formulate a novel agricultural policy following the principle ...

• Broken Promises and Hidden Partnerships: An Experiment 

  Chen, J; Houser, D (Elsevier, 2018)

  Previous research indicates that cheap-talk promises promote cooperation. We extend the empirical study of promises to a three person environment. Doing this enabled us to study two features of promises in the naturally ...

• A generalizable integrated natural capital methodology for targeting investment in coastal defence 

  Davis, KJ; Binner, A; Bell, A; Day, B; Poate, T; Rees, S; Smith, G; Wilson, K; Bateman, I (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2018-10-31)

  Coastal ecosystems, such as saltmarsh, produce a range of ecosystem services that underpin human well-being. In the UK, and globally, saltmarsh extent and quality is declining due to coastal squeeze, deteriorating water ...

• Ex-ante Commitments to "Give if you Win" Exceed Donations After a Win 

  Reinstein, D; Riener, G; Kellner, C (Elsevier, 2018)

  Should fundraisers ask a banker to donate “if he earns a bonus” or wait and ask after the bonus is known? Standard EU theory predicts these approaches are equivalent; loss-aversion and signaling models predict a larger ...

• Marketing as an Integrator in Integrated Care 

  Keeling, D; Rigby, M; de Ruyter, K; Bove, L; Stern, P (Emerald, 2018)

  Purpose: Integrated care requires solutions that cannot be delivered without addressing the underlying multidisciplinary problems. Yet with a few notable exceptions, there is a lack of coordination between disciplines, to ...

• Leader-Member Exchange Social Comparisons and Follower Outcomes: The Roles of Felt Obligation and Psychological Entitlement 

  Lee, A; Gerbasi, AM; Schwarz, G; Newman, A (Wiley / British Psychological Society, 2018)

  In the current study, we aim to extend the understanding of how and when leader-member exchange social comparison (LMXSC) influences followers’ work behaviour. Based on social exchange theory, we argue that felt obligation ...

• Executives’ network change and their promotability during a merger 

  Sung, W; Labianca, GJ; Fagan, JM (Academy of Management, 2018-07-09)

  We investigate whether changes to cross-functional or cross-organizational personal networks following a large corporate merger and acquisition improve junior executives’ career outcomes. Previous research on networks and ...

• Assessing Research Collaboration through Co-authorship Network Analysis 

  Fagan, JM; Eddens, K; Dolly, J; Vanderford, N; Weiss, H; Levens, J (Society of Research Administrators International, 2018-04-01)

  Interdisciplinary research collaboration is needed to perform transformative science and accelerate innovation. The Science of Team Science strives to investigate, evaluate, and foster team science, including institutional ...

• Breaking-up the ‘Precariat’: Personalisation, Differentiation and Deindividuation in Precarious Work Groups 

  Manolchev, CN; Saundry, R; Lewis, D (SAGE Publications, 2018)

  Much-debated and researched, the subject of precarious work remains at the forefront of academic and policy discourses. A development of current interest is the reported growth of employment flexibility and increase in ...

• Hybrid Simulation Modelling in Operational Research: A State-of-the-art Review 

  Brailsford, S; Eldabi, T; Kunc, M; Mustafee, N; Osorioe, A (Elsevier, 2018-10-19)

  Hybrid simulation (defined as a modelling approach that combines two or more of the following methods: discrete-event simulation, system dynamics, and agent-based simulation) has experienced near-exponential growth in ...

• Property rights enforcement with unverifiable incomes 

  Auerbach, JU (Springer Verlag, 2018-08-21)

  I study the extent of secure property rights a planner can implement. Agents can produce output, appropriate others’ output, or work in property rights enforcement. The planner pays enforcement personnel using taxes collected ...

• On the Measurement of the Government Spending Multiplier in the United States: an ARDL Cointegration Approach 

  Ebadi, E (Weissberg Publishing, 2018-10-18)

  This paper applies annual data from 1962 to 2011 to investigate the long run relationship between government spending and Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The common approach only considers defense government spending ...

• Managing stakeholder perceptions: Organized hypocrisy in CSR disclosures on Facebook 

  She, C; Michelon, G (Elsevier, 2018-10-11)

  This study examines stakeholders’ perceptions of CSR disclosures by exploiting big data about the interactions between firms and stakeholders in social media. Given that social media represent public arenas where divergent ...

• El modelo SLX: ampliación de la forma general, y sensibilidad de los desbordamientos espaciales a la especificación de la W 

  Elhorst, JP; Halleck Vega, S (Funcas, 2017-05-01)

  The spatial lag of X model, a linear regression model extended to include explanatory variables observed on neighboring cross-sectional units, is the simplest spatial econometric model producing flexible spatial spillover ...

• Co-evolutionary and systemic study on the evolution of emerging stem cell-based therapies 

  Ávila-Robinsona, A; Islam, N; Sengoku, S (Elsevier, 2018)

  Newly emerging therapeutic technologies have the potential to reconfigure the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases, and, consequently, to impact human health. This study integrates co-evolutionary ...

• A matter of control or identity? Family firms' environmental reporting decisions along the corporate life cycle 

  Arena, C; Michelon, G (Wiley for ERP Environment, 2018-09-11)

  Building on the socioemotional wealth (SEW) perspective, this study explores environmental disclosure (ED) practices in family firms and investigates whether the firm's life cycle stage plays a moderating role in these ...

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