‘I had to take control’: gendered finance rationality in the UK

Applying change management models to the revalidation of an undergraduate Accounting & Finance programme – a study in the UK higher education

Obtaining exemptions from professional bodies’ examinations has become important for institutions in the higher education sector and there is a growing attention to provide such exemptions to graduating students. However, incorporating necessary changes to the teaching syllabus and meeting the required changes in assessments and other areas of teaching and the related syllabus, can be difficult...

Gendered disparities in take-ups of employee health benefits

Using a sample of 2,271 workers from the 2002 National Study of the Changing Workforce whose employers offered personal health insurance, this article investigates the gendered nature of health insurance benefit take-ups. These analyses include family and employment characteristics in addition to employers’ contributions to health insurance premiums, a measure that is unexamined in sociological...

the caspian sea s role in energy supply to china

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SUKANTO BHATTACHARYA Utility, Rationality and Beyond – From Behavioral Finance to Informational Finance

Control and Legitimation in Government Accountability Processes: The Private Finance Initiative in the UK

This paper explores a number of dimensions of the accountability processes of governments. Accountability is associated with giving reasons for conduct for responsibilities or authority granted. A key argument of this paper is that governments make themselves accountable but only in a political, rather than managerial, sense resulting in, paradoxically, increasing, rather than decreasing, forms...