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When emojis backfire
Principal Investigator: Qi Deng, Business AnalyticsProject Title: When Emojis Backfire: Understanding the Effects of Emoji Schema Incongruity in Brand Social…
SSHRC awards Sprott researchers $175k in new funding for short-term research projects
Three Sprott faculty members have been awarded Insight Development Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.…
The black box of internal auditing in Canada's public sector
Simultaneously watchdogs and advisors, internal auditors typically perform two separate but inter-related functions within organizations. In their assurance capacity, they…
Can Within-country Religious Diversity Influence Large Infrastructure Project Success?
For the past five years, Frank Jiang and his colleagues have amassed several research projects and published works where the…
Using the Novel X-Scale to Gain a Robust Understanding of Xenocentristic Consumer Behaviour Worldwide
The term “Malinchista” first came into José I. Rojas-Méndez’s radar on a visit to Mexico a few years back. Mexicans…
A Conversation with Sprott’s Mohamed Al Guindy: The Impact of Robo-news in Financial Markets
Mohamed Al Guindy, Assistant Professor of Finance, is an expert on social media in financial markets. Mohamed was recently awarded…
Sprott researchers awarded SSHRC grants for new research to address environmental sustainability
Faculty members from Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business have been awarded the Insight Development Grants (IDG) from the Social…
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