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Università e didattica online: la soddisfazione degli studenti durante l’emergenza Covid-19
No full textSopravvivenza dei distretti industriali tra declino e resilienza: il caso Valle del Liri
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To grow or not to grow: Shareholder wealth gains in cross-border M&As by medium-sized firms
No full textMonumenti scomparsi – Il portale di San Salvatore a Paterno; Monumenti in pericolo – Chiesa e campanile di San Nicola a Cocullo
No full textTowards a Framework of Students Co-Creation Behaviour in Higher Education Institutions
No full textThe aim of the paper is to identify a matrix framework of students value co-creation in higher education, through the development of an innovative model able to understand the role of technology to facilitate students co-creation behavior. This study presents a systematic literature review methodology, to provide the analysis of the phenomenon of co-creation in Higher Education Institutions. The paper explores the drivers of students involvement and identifies two different categories able to activate the students co-creation behaviors: the community involvement, and the exploitation of the interactive technology. The resulting framework is useful to broaden the literature on value co-creation and can be used to guide practitioners on the administration in higher education. The research presents both contributions to the conceptualization of the student co-creation behavior as a double construct, and the changes in the scenario of University co-creation
Joint Ventures success in International market: How emerging-market firms improve value in developed-market firms
No full textStrategic alliances, joint ventures (JVs), and other cooperation agreements between firms operating in developing countries and those in emerging countries, represent a privileged instrument for accessing in the foreign market and for activating greater competitiveness of companies in the worldwide markets. For many years, strategic alliances have seen firms operating in developed-markets as their main subject. Lately, emerging economies are increasingly involved in JV operations as buyers: all these have occurred as a consequence of the phenomenon of globalization, and the drive towards liberalization processes. The paper analyzes the reaction of 120 firms listed on the stock market in developed countries in response to joint venture announcements of emerging-market partners, in order to understand whether JV processes are drivers for value creation. Other determinants of value creation are also explored by multivariate regressions, including a battery of covariates related to industry-wide, countrywide, and firm-specific factors. The results express a positive and significant reaction to the market in response to the announcements of international JV. In our case, we see that the exogenous shock of emerging-market liberalization has a positive impact on the stability of international JVs in developed-markets; in addition, international JVs show a high complementarity of partner resources, which are able to alleviate some of the stability problems
Conoscenza e conservazione dell’architettura del Novecento: la colonia Marina a Montesilvano
No full textConoscenza e conservazione dell’architettura del Novecento: la colonia Marina a Montesilvano
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