• Developing indicators of the social sustainability of farming using the Teagasc National Farm Survey 

  Brennan, Mary (University College Cork, 2022)

  The emergence of agricultural and food sustainability as a major societal objective has resulted in a considerable shift in the focus and design of EU policy relating to agriculture, food, and rural development. As such, ...
• The role of cognitive-motivational traits in leader identity development: an expectancy theory perspective 

  Greeley, Sarah Ashley (University College Cork, 2022-11)

  Leader identity is the aspect of the self that is viewed as being and behaving as a leader. The development of leader identity is an important process to understand as it guides multiple facets of an individual’s leadership ...
• A critical realist investigation of collaborative research proposals in Information Systems: towards a guiding deliberation canvas 

  McCarthy, James B. (University College Cork, 2021)

  This study is focused on the information flows, communication mechanisms, and review processes that take place around the proposal phase of a research project. The study included a survey plus six focus groups with the ...
• An exploratory study of the financial and non-financial performance impacts of interactions between ecosystem actors of the FinTech revolution 

  Browne, Oliver (University College Cork, 2022)

  FinTech is an abbreviation of financial technology, characterised by start-ups and emerging technologies that have the potential to transform traditional financial services by making transactions and processes less ...
• Antecedents of mHealth inequalities and mHealth equitable service model 

  Njoku, Rowland Uche (University College Cork, 2021-09)

  The introduction of consumer MHealth technology is highly extolled for its potential to facilitate access to health, alleviate the shortage of health care resources, reduce hospitalization of patients, and mitigate health ...

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