Karen Handley

TL;DR: A comprehensive structured literature review of the articles published in KM journals is presented, showing that literature on KM in SMEs is fragmented and dominated by unrelated research, with few comparative studies between countries and several countries receiving little attention.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the association between global community concerns about bribery activities and anti-bribery disclosure practices by two Chinese telecommunication companies operating internationally, namely China Mobile and ZTE.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors developed recommendations for simplified decision-useful SME financial reporting in Australia, a country that has traditionally allowed a wide range of reporting standards to be used by these entities.

TL;DR: This paper analyzed and compared the profiles and career pathways of newly appointed female and male directors and found much similarity in the human capital of men and women included on boards of ASX 200 companies, in the context of a public discourse that dwells on the novelty of female directors in Australia and does not equally recognize their business skills, networks and qualifications.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explore economic conditions of contemporary society to provide insight into the ways in which the consequences of disaster, including environmental migration, are accentuated, and propose a new concept, liquid development, as a contributing factor leading to severe contemporary disaster.