Digital Dissertations
Full electronic dissertations are available to UMass students, faculty and staff and to those affiliated with other institutions that have licensed access to ProQuest Digital Dissertations. Other individuals and researchers may view citations, abstracts and the first 24 pages of dissertations at no cost.
Dissertations Defended in 2006:
- Kristina A. Bourne - In and out of balance: Women entrepreneurs and the gendered 'work' of work-family ...more
- Qiang Bu - On mutual fund terminations, survivorship bias, and the smart money effect ...more
- Elad Granot - Revealing Victoria's Secret: A hermeneutic exploration of female New Luxury consumers ...more
- Elizabeth J. Jowdy - An empirical investigation into the impact of an experience-based learning course on students' emotional competency ...more
- Ying Li - Three essays on hedge funds characteristics, performance, risk and managerial incentives ...more
- Erin A. Moore - Two essays on managerial discretion in pension accounting under SFAS 87 ...more
- Debra J. O'Connor - Valid inequalities for multi-period, multi-modal supply chain models ...more
- Terry B. Porter - Inside greening: The role of middle managers' strategic processes, attitudes, and behaviors in corporate environmentalism ...more
- Sarah Brand Stookey - Doing money: The social construction of money in management theory and organizational practice ...more
Scholarworks @ UMass
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