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Can Leadership be sustainable?
One of the most commonly discussed management and business topics today is that of 'leadership'. Unfortunately, many of those who receive training to better understand the concept will never implement what they have learnt. This research identifies the reasons for this failing, and offers guidance to help business leaders provide more effective and sustainable leadership.
Updated: 15/10/2012
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The geese still fly: China as number two in the world
As some of us in the West sit in the wreckage of the fallout of 'slash and burn' cuts resulting from the post-2008 financial sector induced mess, we may cast increasingly admiring glances to parts of Asia that weathered the economic storm so much better.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Views: 3,406
Cass Knowledge video library: 2010-2011
Cass Knowledge video library 2010-2011
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Introduction to Cass research: video series
Cass academic research introduced by Cass academics - in short video format.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Why poor nurse rostering frustrates Government initiatives to reduce spending on temporary staff and facilitate flexible working practices
The production of rosters, while maintaining the correct level of staff coverage, is a highly complex task and is not amenable to solution by manual methods. It's imperative not to break any employment laws or force staff to continually work undesirable shifts, such as a 7 nights in a row, or late shifts followed by an early the next day.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Cass Ethics with Jan Grasty: President of UN Women UK
In the 10th edition of Cass Ethics, Jan Grasty, President of UN Women in the UK, discusses women discrimination in the UK and abroad and how the organisation is fighting it.
Updated: 21/10/2011
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Discoveries and deficits
This talk to the Hellenic Operations Reseach group, after a short 'historical' introduction and overview of the role of government, deals with three interrelated themes.
Updated: 24/10/2011
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UK mutual fund performance skill or luck?
Using a comprehensive data set on (surviving and non-surviving) UK equity mutual funds, we use a crosssection bootstrap methodology to distinguish between 'skill' and 'luck' for individual funds.
Updated: 20/10/2011
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Nurture or nature? the growth paradox of research-based spin-offs
This study explores the effect of institutional origin ('nurture') and economic context ('nature') on the financial resource endowment and subsequent early employment growth of research-based spin-offs (RBSOs).
Updated: 06/03/2012
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Cass Ethics with Geraint Anderson: author of 'Cityboy'
In the eigth edition of Cass Ethics, Geraint Anderson who spent 12 years as a City boy, tells us about his bestseller and the realities of working as an analyst in the Square Mile.
Updated: 20/10/2011
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