List of Publications - 2025

Publications List 2025

139. Tanzil, S.A., & James, K.E. (2025). The level of voluntary disclosure in the annual reports of listed corporations in Fiji: A case study of South Pacific Stock Exchange listed corporations. Journal of Accounting and Taxation, 17(3), 106–121, https://doi.org/10.5897/jat2020.0395

138. Bain, R., & James, K. (2025). An investigation of Aberdeen Football Club’s proposed relocation from Pittodrie Stadium to the town of Westhill. International Journal of the Sociology of Leisure, 8(2), 187-209, https://doi.org/10.1007/s41978-024-00175-z (accepted 16 November 2024; published 30 November 2024)

137. James, K.E. (2025). Novel insights into sports history: Croatian-Australian ultras in Australian football. Histories, 5(3), https://doi.org/10.3390/histories5030044 (accepted for publication 29 August 2025; published online 6 September 2025)

136. James, K.E., Tuidraki, H.D., & Tanzil, S.A. (2025). Alcohol use and everyday resistance in the world of Fiji soccer, 1980-2000. Advances in Applied Sociology, 15(9), 883-906, https://doi.org/10.4236/aasoci.2025.159051 (accepted for publication 31 August 2025, published 23 September 2025)

135. James, K.E., & Tanzil, S.A. (2025). Indigenous Fijian masculinity and tourism as a liminoid experience (Nadi, Fiji). Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, https://doi.org/10.1080/14766825.2025.2515401 (accepted for publication 30 May 2025; published online 20 June 2025)

134. James, K.E. (2025). Avoiding the pitfalls of managerialism: Lessons from the Fiji Islands and Scotland. In A. Akande (Ed.), Modern cross-cultural management: Understanding diversity in global business (pp. 483-508). Springer (published 30 May 2025)

133. Pendlebury, B., & James, K. (2025). Ethical conduct of the UK Post Office in relation to the Horizon Scandal. Frontline Social Sciences and History Journal, 5(2), 7-14, https://doi.org/10.37547/social-fsshj-05-02-02 (accepted 11 January 2025, published 13 February 2025)

132. James, K.E. (2025). (Re)writing global gender norms: The role of Southern actors: a comment. Japan Journal of Research, 6(4), 1-10 (accepted 25 January 2025, published 30 January 2025).    

130. James, K.E., & Tanzil, S.A. (2025). Noah’s Gang as an example of contemporary street hustling in Nadi, Fiji: The implications for cross-cultural power relations. In K. Tomazos (Ed.), New trends in tourism (pp. 69-86) (Intech Open Series Sustainable Development, Volume 28). Intech Publishers, DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.1006284 (published 29 October 2024).

Community feedback on my article “Poverty in Paradise City: When the Jester has a Broken Heart” about poverty in Singapore and opposition party policies published in Journal of Peace Gender and Development Studies (May 2011):

1.“Kieran, a piece of really deeply-researched scholastic work” – Dr Wong Wee Nam, Singaporean medical practitioner and National Solidarity Party candidate for Hong Kah GRC, 1997 Singapore General Election [Facebook posting, 19 June 2011].

2.“Thanks Kieran..for the contribution to put Singapore on the 'infamous' world mad..ahem!... I mean map”, Mr Patrick Lee Song Juan, motivational speaker, political activist, Buddhism teacher and Singapore Democratic Alliance candidate for Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC, 2011 Singapore General Election [Facebook posting, 19 June 2011].

Community feedback on my published article on Bandung death-metal music community in Musicology Australia 2015:

3.”Your BDM [Bandung Death Metal] paper is relevant in so many aspects Kieran. I'm just a scene enthusiast who happens to be in a DM band. I felt relevancy on ‘nongkrong’ [hanging-out] and separation between daily work and DM” – Billy Ariezona, guitarist for the band Depravity Savage and advertising graduate from the University of Indonesia [Facebook posting, 1 September 2015].

Community feedback on my metal music website BUSUK WEBZINE:

4. “You have helped Indonesian [metal music] scene. We are grateful to you. OK…I would be happy to meet you”, Viant Mort, vocalist for Bogor, West Java, Indonesia heavy-metal band INJURY DEEPEN [online Facebook chat, 7 September 2012].