Nick Chandler

Associate Professor / Researcher

Budapest Business School

Hungary

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Nick Chandler is an Associate Professor and Researcher at Budapest Business School in Budapest, Hungary. His research areas include corporate governance, entrepreneurial dynamics, and the sustainability of hybrid learning. He has recently published articles exploring the perceptions of accounting students in emerging economies, the financial performance of companies in Vietnam, and the behaviors of early-stage entrepreneurs in Hungary.

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Budapest Business School

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Shifting work competencies in an emerging economy: a comparison of accounting students’ perceptions of demand and supply

The sustainability of hybrid learning: An investigation of how international virtual learning groups develop into effective learning teams

Entrepreneurial personality and motive: A study of Hungarian early-stage entrepreneurs using GEM data

Assessing the impact of corporate governance on financial performance of listed companies in Vietnam

Reframing market-orientation: A comparative study of the market orientation concept in the subcultures of university employees

Intrapreneurial Fit and Misfit: Enterprising Behavior, Preferred Organizational and Open Innovation Culture

Intrapreneurial Fit and Misfit: Enterprising Behavior, Preferred Organizational and Open Innovation Culture

Knowledge Transfer: An Emerging Element of a Learning Organisation in Family Businesses

Family businesses and predictability of financial strength: a Hungarian study

Family businesses and predictability of financial strength: a Hungarian study

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Zoltán Krajcsák

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