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Can Crowdsourcing Increase the Durability of an Urban Meteorological Network?

Chapman, Lee; Bell, Simon; Randall, Sophie - 2023

Dense networks of weather stations in urban areas are now becoming an increasingly common, but expensive way of monitoring the urban climate. The expense is not only related to the initial deployment of the network, but also the ongoing maintenance which can be increasingly problematic if...

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Routledge handbook of sustainability indicators

Bell, Simon (ed.); Morse, Stephen (ed.) - 2018

Introduction to the book: indicators and post truth / Simon Bell and Stephen Morse -- Bellagio STAMP: principles for … evaluation of Sustainability Indicators / Simon Bell and Stephen Morse -- Environmental governance indicators and indices in … Hanscom, David Lin, Laetitia Mailhes and Tony Drummond -- Where next? / Simon Bell and Stephen Morse …

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Innovation in multi-stakeholder engagement

Mahroum, Sami; Bell, Simon; Yassin, Nasser - 2013

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Future Scenarios of the Collaborative Economy : Centrally Orchestrated, Social Bubbles or Decentralized Autonomous?

Fehrer, Julia; Benoit, Sabine; Aksoy, Lerzan; Baker, Thomas - 2021

PurposeThe collaborative economy (CE), and within it, collaborative consumption (CC) has become a central element of the global economy and has substantially disrupted service markets (e.g. accommodation and individual transportation). The purpose of this paper is to explore the trends and...

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What's Happening in the Missing Middle? : Lessons from Financing SMEs

Alibhai, Salman; Bell, Simon; Conner, Gillette - 2017

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the economic backbone of virtually every economy in the world. SMEs represent more than 95 percent of registered firms worldwide, account for more than 50 percent of jobs, and contribute more than 35 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in many emerging...

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Towards understanding problem structuring and groups with triple task methodology "e"

Bell, Simon; Mahroum, Sami; Yassin, Nasser - In: Journal of the Operational Research Society : OR 68 (2017) 2, pp. 192-206

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Groups and Indicators in Post‐Industrial Society

Bell, Simon; Morse, Stephen - In: Sustainable Development 22 (2014) 3, pp. 145-157

ABSTRACTIndicators define our world. We are constantly measured and assessed. Perhaps the most important indicator in current use is Gross Domestic Product or GDP. It is the measure of a nation's success and can be key to its ability to borrow money and appear internationally credible. This...

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The role of marketing departments in entrepreneurial firms and its impact on the market orientation-performance relationship

Merlo, Omar (contributor); Bell, Simon (contributor) - 2007

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Innovation in Multi-Stakeholder Engagement

Mahroum, Sami - 2013

This paper is concerned with the multitude of interleaving issues which emerge when engaging multiple stakeholders in decision making. Whilst recognising the intrinsic values of group work (including shared views, wide option selection, public spirited focus, legitimacy of decisions and improved...

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Union Strategy, Membership Orientation and Union Effectiveness : An Exploratory Analysis

Gahan, Peter G.; Bell, Simon - 2012

Faced with continued decline in membership, unions and researchers have sought to identify those factors that could contribute to reversing union decline. This article explores this issue, using a unique data set drawn from a survey of union officials. We examine the relationship between various...

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