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1. Ownership concentration and Covid-19 disclosure: the mediating role of corporate leverage.

2. Covid-19 and performance disclosure: does governance matter?

3. Audit committee disclosure tone and earnings management.

4. Corporate governance and diversity management: evidence from a disclosure perspective.

5. Corporate narrative reporting on Industry 4.0 technologies: does governance matter?

6. Corporate risk disclosure and key audit matters: the egocentric theory.

7. Determinants of the quality of external board evaluation in the UK external board evaluation in the UK.

8. Corporate governance practices and the pandemic crisis: UK evidence.

9. Integrated reporting in UK higher education institutions.

10. Quality procedures and complaints: nursing homes in Portugal.

11. Motivation to lead in trainee clinical psychologists: service evaluation of a UK doctorate programme.

12. Spiritual abuse in Christian faith settings: definition, policy and practice guidance.

13. Logistics and supply chain education and jobs: a study of UK markets.

14. Assessing the evidence of mental health promotion criteria in a pre-registration mental health nursing programme.

15. Keeping together: older people in longitudinal research studies, the case of TwinsUK.

16. Determinants of narrative risk disclosures in UK interim reports.

17. How are we tempted into debt? Emotional appeals in loan advertisements in UK newspapers.

18. Planning for judgement day: Restrictions of government planning for avian influenza.

19. Addressing sustainability early in the urban design process.

20. A cross-country comparison on the use of blended learning in property education.

21. Job creation through income generation: an evaluation of Re-Cover, a decorating project developed with forensic mental health service users.

22. Is voluntary risk disclosure informative? The role of UK firm-level governance.

23. Representations of librarianship in the UK press.

24. Risks of financial abuse of older people with dementia: findings from a survey of UK voluntary sector dementia community services staff.

25. I worry when […] insights into dual diagnosis from those who treat mothers misusing alcohol.

26. Reducing social isolation and promoting well being in older people.

27. An exploration into the effectiveness of self-help CBT for mothers with mild to moderate depression and/or anxiety in the London Borough of Bexley.

28. An evaluation of the My Way transition programme.

29. Patient safety: a casualty of target success?

30. Food on young children's television in the UK.

31. Political blogs, representation and the public sphere.

32. (Re)constructing a hostile environment: political claims making and the primary definers of a refugee "crisis".

33. Complexity and practice on NHS mental health in-patient dementia assessment wards.

34. Conceptualising the panic buying phenomenon during COVID-19 as an affective assemblage.

35. A comparative analysis of human capital information opaqueness in South Korea and the UK.

36. The mental health support needs of university students with long-term physical health conditions.

37. How can we promote co-creation in communities? The perspective of health promoting professionals in four European countries.

38. Risk reporting and earnings smoothing: signaling or managerial opportunism?

39. Integrating oral health into prenatal care: a scoping review.

40. The use of mechanical restraint with people who engage in severe self-injurious behaviour: impact on support staff.

41. Female role stereotypes in print advertising.

42. Political parties, the Internet and the 2005 General Election: third time lucky?

43. Methodological themes: Constructing a research database of social and environmental reporting by UK companies.