Junior Management Science, Volume 7, Issue 2, June 2022
- Heiko Hoppe, The Impact of COVID-19 Policy Measures on European Companies – Empirical Evidence from Belgium, The Netherlands, Denmark and Norway, 267-288
- Niklas Manhart, The Mission Comes First: Exploring the Mechanisms of Organizational Sponsorship for the Acceleration of Social Start-Ups, 289-337
- Akira Karimkhani, Survival Analysis: An Investigation of Covid-19 Patient Data, 338-353
- Julia Haselsteiner, Unraveling the Process of Knowledge Integration in Agile Product Development Teams, 354-389
- Katharina Lohmann, Personality as a Determinant of Customer Experience Quality and Value-in-Use in a Public Crisis Situation – The Case of E-Learning, 390-411
- Lars Busch, From Wuhan into the Balance Sheet: Accounting for Provisions due to COVID-19 According to the German Commercial Code (HGB) and IFRS, 412-428
- Fabian Alexander Meyer, Carbon Risk in European Equity Returns, 429-454
- Theresa Kroschewski, Conceptualising the Value-in-Use of Services for Researchers, 455-503
- Sophie Gröbner, Inter-Organizational Relations of Social Enterprises – A Systematic Literature Review, 504-523
- Felix van Walbeek, Investigating Market Behavior Correlations between Classified Tokens using the International Token Classification Framework, 524-542
The Impact of COVID-19 Policy Measures on European Companies – Empirical Evidence from Belgium, The Netherlands, Denmark and Norway
Heiko Hoppe, Technische Universität München (Bachelor Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2021, 267-288
Keywords: COVID-19; government interventions; financial markets; stock returns; Northern Europe.
The Mission Comes First: Exploring the Mechanisms of Organizational Sponsorship for the Acceleration of Social Start-Ups
Niklas Manhart, Technische Universität München (Master Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 289-337
Keywords: Business incubation; start- up accelerators; social entrepreneurship; social start-ups; organizational sponsorship.
Survival Analysis: An Investigation of Covid-19 Patient Data
Akira Karimkhani, Freie Universität Berlin (Bachelor Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 338-353
Keywords: Covid-19; Cox-Regression; CPH-Model; Proportional Hazards Model; Survival Analysis.
Unraveling the Process of Knowledge Integration in Agile Product Development Teams
Julia Haselsteiner, Johannes Kepler Universität Linz (Master Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 354-389
Keywords: Agile product development; knowledge integration; cross-functional teams; organizational learning.
Personality as a Determinant of Customer Experience Quality and Value-in-Use in a Public Crisis Situation – The Case of E-Learning
Katharina Lohmann, Freie Universität Berlin (Master Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 390-411
Keywords: COVID-19; e-learning; introversion-extraversion; customer experience quality; value-in-use; two-way ANOVA.
From Wuhan into the Balance Sheet: Accounting for Provisions due to COVID-19 According to the German Commercial Code (HGB) and IFRS
Lars Busch, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf (Bachelor Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
Keywords: Corona; Covid-19; HGB; IFRS; Rückstellungen.
Carbon Risk in European Equity Returns
Fabian Alexander Meyer, Universität Wien (Master Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 429-454
Keywords: Carbon risk; carbon risk factor; factor model; asset pricing.
Conceptualising the Value-in-Use of Services for Researchers
Theresa Kroschewski, Technische Universität Braunschweig (Master Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 455-503
Keywords: Value-in-Use; forschungsnahe Dienstleistungen; Service-dominierte Logik.
Inter-Organizational Relations of Social Enterprises – A Systematic Literature Review
Sophie Gröbner, Freie Universität Berlin (Bachelor Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 504-523
Keywords: Social Entrepreneurship; Social Enterprise; Interorganisationale Beziehungen; Netzwerke; Netzwerkmanagement.
Investigating Market Behavior Correlations between Classified Tokens using the International Token Classification Framework
Felix van Walbeek, Technische Universität München (Bachelor Thesis)
Junior Management Science 7(2), 2022, 524-542
Keywords: Blockchain; token; correlation; classification; Bitcoin.