Trinity Business School: Recent submissions
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The Impact of Multinational Enterprises' Spillovers on Indigenous Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Business. Discipline of Business & Administrative Studies, 2024)While the symbiosis of entrepreneurial ecosystems (EE) and large-scale businesses is well-established, the landscape shifts dramatically in contexts where established businesses are scarce. The silver lining? The potential ... -
Do Emotions Matter? An Investigation of Human Emotions and Financial Decision Making in the Digital Era
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Business. Discipline of Business & Administrative Studies, 2024)This doctoral dissertation thoroughly examines the influence of social media sentiment on financial markets, focusing particularly on the GameStop short squeeze and the cryptocurrency market behavior. The dissertation includes ... -
An Alternative Perspective on Multinationality: Integrating Research in International Business and Finance
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Business. Discipline of Business & Administrative Studies, 2024)The Multinational Company (MNC) is one of the most important concepts across many business research domains. Multinational companies (MNCs) vary significantly in terms of risk exposure, operational activities and financial ... -
Risk Connectedness: Evolution, Intervention, and Application
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Business. Discipline of Business & Administrative Studies, 2024)In recent years, global uncertainty has surged due to the multi-effects of COVID-19, geopolitical conflicts, energy price fluctuation, downward pressure on the economy, inflation, policy uncertainty, and natural disasters. ... -
A long and winding road: The hard graft of scaling social change in complex systems
(2024)Advice abounds on how to implement large-scale social change, much of which emphasizes a simplistic linear process, led by a heroic central actor. Rigorous case studies have shown that social change is far more complex: ...