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Publications for Danny Buckley
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Journal Articles
Buckley, D, Vershinina, N, Rodgers, P (2025) How much for cash?
Tax Breaks, 468, pp.1-2.
Buckley, D, Vershinina, N, Rodgers, P (2024)
Exploring informal work: Gaining legitimation through nudging,
Work, Employment and Society, 39(2), pp.267-289, ISSN: 0950-0170. DOI:
10.1177/09500170241292305.
Conferences
Buckley, D and Vershinina, N (2025)
Legitimacy in mind: Internal deliberations and judgment formation. In
3rd International Workshop on Organizational Legitimacy: “The State of the Art in Legitimacy Research: Theory and Application”,, Lyon, France.
Buckley, D and Beckinsale, M (Accepted for publication) Harnessing Subjectivity In Entrepreneurship Research: A Critical Realist Approach. In Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference, Sheffield.
Thompson, E and
Buckley, D (2024)
The role of tradition in crisis – ‘Women and children first’ [Abstract]. In
British Academy of Management 2024; BAM2024 Proceedings, Nottingham, UK.
Buckley, D and Cook, J (Accepted for publication) Student Perceptions of Placement Opportunities and Employability – A Reflexive Deliberation Approach. In Chartered Association of Business Schools: Learning, Teaching and Student Experience Conference, Birmingham.
Cook, J and
Buckley, D (2023)
Revolutionising the placement experience for marketing students in UK universities [Abstract]. In Kerrigan, F (ed)
Academy of Marketing 2023 Annual Conference and Doctoral Colloquium: From Revolution to Revolutions; Proceedings Book: Academy Marketing Conference 2023. From Revolution to Revolutions, Birmingham, UK, pp.117-118, ISBN: 9781399958042.
Internet Publications
Buckley, D (2025)
The UK’s latest compromise on workers’ rights will not fix its labour market problems. DOI:
10.64628/AB.gap3ee5g3.
Buckley, D (2025)
UK Parliament Business and Trade Committee - Small Business Strategy Inquiry - Written evidence: Written submission from Dr Danny Buckley (SBS0047).
Buckley, D, Vershinina, N, Rodgers, P (2025)
The UK’s small businesses should be fuelling the country’s growth ambitions – here’s why that’s not happening.
Buckley, D, Vershinina, N, Rodgers, P (2025)
‘I was left with nothing.’ Why apprentices are being pushed into the informal economy.
Buckley, D, Vershinina, N, Rodgers, P (2024)
How much for cash? Why the informal economy is bad for business, consumers and society.
Buckley, D (2023)
Working for cash in hand can be a vital career step and a way out of poverty.
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