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  • A fabricated ceiling? 
    Mora, Nada; Aintablian, Sebouh (2018-03-28)
    We test whether security prices react to an independent, unanticipated and simultaneous change in the bond rating procedure. It has been problematic in the literature to ascertain whether a borrower's bond price reacts ...
  • Factors affecting the advancement of the Lebanese tourism industry 
    Ladki, Said M.; Sadik, Mira W. (2016-05-16)
    Lebanon's tourism industry has suffered severe blows resulting from the civil war and political unrest that took place in the country. Despite the increase in the number of arrivals to Lebanon, the industry is experiencing ...
  • Factors influencing green purchasing behaviour 
    Dagher, Grace K.; Itani, Omar (2016-05-26)
    OOur current environmental situation requires serious attention. We can see the problems that our environment is facing everywhere, including air pollution, ozone depletion, global warming, hazardous waste disposal and ...
  • Family and cultural factors impacting entrepreneurship in war time Lebanon 
    Fahed-Sreih, Josiane; Pistrui, David; Huang, Wilfred V.; Welsch, Harold P. (2016-12-21)
    This study profiles the characteristics, attributes and growth orientations of Lebanese entrepreneurs including the relationships, roles and contributions that family and culture play in the development of private SMEs. ...
  • Family Businesses in the Arab World 
    Basly, Sami (Springer, 2018-04-13)
  • Family contributions to entrepreneurial development in Lebanon 
    Fahed-Sreih, Josiane; Pistrui, David; Huang, Wilfred; Welsch, Harold (2016-12-21)
    Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to profile the characteristics, attributes and growth orientations of Lebanese entrepreneurs, including the relationships, roles, and contributions that family and culture make and ...
  • Family vs non-family owned enterprises in tourism 
    Assaker, Guy; Hallak, Rob (CAUTHE, 2017-10-19)
    This research examines differences between family and non-family owned small and medium tourism enterprises (SMTEs) in regional tourism destinations. The study examines the long term ambitions of SMTE owners with regard ...
  • Family Vs. Non-Family Business Owners’ Commitment to Their Town 
    Assaker, Guy; Hallak, Rob (2016-05-09)
    This study examines differences between family-owned and non-family-owned small and medium tourism enterprises (SMTEs) operating in regional tourism destinations. The research focuses on SMTE owners' commitment to stay in ...
  • Fashionable stereotypes and evolving trends in the United Arab Emirates 
    Ramadan, Zahy B.; Mrad, Mona (2018-11-29)
    Abayas, predominantly stereotyped as religious and conservative outfits, have experienced a significant transformation in the last few years in the Middle East, shifting from a plain and demure garment that signified ...
  • Fast‐food addiction and anti‐consumption behaviour 
    Farah, Maya F.; Shahzad, Muhammad Faisal (2020-03-06)
    This study aims to understand the drivers of fast‐food addiction and the role of consumer social responsibility (CSR) on the relationship between fast‐food addiction and anti‐consumption. Due to growing health concerns, ...
  • Father-daughter succession in family business 
    Halkias, Daphne; Thurman, Paul W.; Smith, Celina; Nason, Robert S. (Taylor and Francis, 2018-04-12)
  • Female directors, earnings management, and CEO incentive compensation 
    Harakeh, Mostafa; El-Gammal, Walid; Matar, Ghida (2020-01-10)
    This study examines the effect of the exogenous increase in the presence of female directors on FTSE350 corporate boards in the UK, as mandated by the Davies Report (2011), on the association between earnings management ...
  • Female employment in MENA's manufacturing sector 
    Fakih, Ali; Ghazalian, Pascal L. (2017-07-07)
    The Middle East and North Africa (MEAN) region has realized significant advances toward improving women's well-being and social status over the last few decades. However, women's employment rate in the MEAN region remains ...
  • Female gender descriptors for entrepreneurial autonomy of Arab women 
    Zgheib, Philippe W. (2015-11-02)
    During the twentieth century Arab women struggled to change their condition, and succeeded in finding a place, though still small, in the active labor force. Increasingly, Arab women are becoming educated, self-confident ...
  • Female immigrant entrepreneurs 
    Halkias, Daphne (Routledge, 2017-12-14)
  • Female Labour Force Participation in MENA's Manufacturing Sector 
    Fakih, Ali; Ghazalian, Pascal L. (2016-05-06)
    This paper examines the implications of firm-related and national factors for Female Labour Force Participation (FLFP) rates in manufacturing firms located in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The empirical ...
  • FIE 
    Kouatli, Issam; Khayat, Hana (2016-05-06)
    The purpose of this paper is to introduce simpler and more effective method in designing fuzzy controllers. A scale for partitioning the universe of discourse and choosing the appropriate fuzzy set shapes for the control ...
  • The finance-growth nexus, again 
    Arayssi, Mahmoud; Fakih, Ali (2018-04-17)
  • Finance–growth nexus in a changing political region 
    Arayssi, Mahmoud; Fakih, Ali (2017-07-06)
    In the context of the Arab Spring, which started in 2011 and overcame the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries, this paper examines the growth effects of financial development, controlling for distinct macroeconomic ...
  • Financial development and economic growth under uprisings 
    Arayssi, Mahmoud; Fakih, Ali (2017-07-10)
    This paper aims to examine the causal impact of the Arab Spring and government institutions on the finance-growth nexus. The empirical analysis is implemented for extensive firm-level panel data combined with national data ...

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