John Reid

Current Cambridge United interim manager Barry Corr has ruled out becoming the club's next permanent manger.

Ipswich Town vs Coventry City takes place in the Championship at Portman Road on Saturday afternoon, but who could dictate the game?

Summary Background It was anticipated that recruitment to the Cavernous malformations: A Randomised Effectiveness (CARE) pilot randomised trial would be challenging.

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Protecting species from extinction is not nearly enough. When Otis Parrish was a kid in the 1940s, abalone were abundant.

In this commentary, we argue that the Big Four professional service firms (Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC) are positioning themselves as a bridge between Māori and the Crown in Aotearoa New Zealand. In a political economy that is evolving in line with te Tiriti/the Treaty of Waitangi, this bridge presents a profitable opportunity. We engage with theories of imperialism, the business case for diversity and revolving doors to advance our argument. We conclude with opportunities for future research that take the role of the Big Four in the Māori economy seriously.

Left to Right: Andrea Maxwell, Ryan Foran (LCSO Posse Member), Lt. Troy Badberg, Sgt. Kandi Wolfert, Cot. Bobby Moll (Photo by John Reid)

Despite selling millions of records and performing to adoring fans around the world, the legendary musician admits that family holds far greater significance for him than any accolades.

We investigate the impact of vulnerability and the law of justice indicators on the decision to adopt International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) by 133 countries. Applying robust Logit and Probit models to 2021 cross-sectional data, we find that the absence of corruption, state illegitimacy, a well-functioning civil justice system, and insufficient public services are helpful for IFRS adoption. On the other hand, results show that a country’s uneven economic development and human rights violations are detrimental to IFRS adoption. Our research confirms that requiring higher standards for financial and accounting reporting in the media, allocating sufficient budget amounts to support an equitable civil justice system, and coordinating efforts to reduce or eliminate economic inequality may help IFRS adoption. We argue that highlighting the positive benefits of IFRS adoption and the commensurate constructive policy outcomes may add the emphasis needed to convince governmental leaders to move toward IFRS adoption.