Richmond, The American International University in London

Recent papers from Richmond, The American International University in London

1. More information, better forecasting? Empirical evidence from integrating customer sentiment and Google TrendsInternational Journal of Production Research · 2026
2. Value Creation: From Administrative Burden to Strategic Asset: A Qualitative Study of HRIS Integration and Performance in UK SMEsAdministrative Sciences · 2026
3. Extreme Event Modelling and Forecasting: Empirical Evidence from Predicting GDP and Unemployment in the USAForecasting · 2026
4. Policy Lessons From the Load Capacity Curve: ESG and Economic Strategies for Sustainable OECD FuturesSustainable Development · 2025
5. To Insure or Not to Insure, That Is the Question: Why Property Insurance Matters for Urban Climate Resilience, and Why Some Urban Areas Are Becoming “Uninsurable” Just When We Need Insurance Protection MostJournal of city climate policy and economy · 2025
6. The Labour Party under Keir Starmer: Plotting the route to a shallow landslideParliamentary Affairs · 2025
7. Embedding employability into curriculum design: The impact of education 4.0Policy Futures in Education · 2024
8. The Development of an Academic Literacies Programme for Students in Britain and BeyondJournal of Academic Writing · 2023
9. Is There an Author in This Labyrinth?ACM SIGWEB Newsletter · 2023
10. Image Separation With Side Information: A Connected Auto-Encoders Based ApproachIEEE Transactions on Image Processing · 2023
11. Leader diffuse status and leadership outcomes: Towards an integrative frameworkInternational Journal of Management Reviews · 2022
12. Is there an Author in this Labyrinth?2022
13. Organizational Behaviour in the COVID‐19 Context: Effects of Supervisor‐Directed Deviance on Retaliation against SubordinatesBritish Journal of Management · 2021
14. Bodies Coming Apart and Bodies Becoming Parts: Widening, Deepening, and Embodying Ontological (In)Security in the Context of the COVID-19 PandemicGlobal Studies Quarterly · 2021
15. What the EdTech Experience in Refugee Camps Can Teach Us in Times of School Closure. Blended Learning, Modular and Mobile Programs Are Key to Keeping Disadvantaged Learners in EducationChallenges · 2021
16. Out of touch, out of tune: the social-political construction of atmospheric walls during the COVID-19 pandemic first waveEmotions and Society · 2021
17. Biopolitics in the Time of Pandemic: Populism and Neoliberalism in the Light of COVID-19Perspectives on Global Development and Technology · 2021
18. Catalytic Abatement of VOCs: Aerobic Combustion of Methane or Ethane over Alumina-Supported Metal Oxides Recovered from Spent CatalystsEnvironment and Natural Resources Research · 2020
19. From the End of History to the Populist Turn and Beyond: Ideology’s Misfortunes in Globalization Theory and Global ActivismInternational Critical Thought · 2020
20. The role of family centres in reducing social isolation in deprived communitiesChild & Family Social Work · 2020