Corporate Governance, Research Methods, Advanced Management.

1) Jebran, K., & Chen, S., Zhang, R. (2019). Board diversity and stock price crash risk. 2019 China Research in Accounting and Finance Conference, 29th to 30th June, 2019 at Tongji University, China.

2) Khan, A., Qin, L., Jebran, K., & Irfan-Ullah (2019). Uncertainty and R&D investment? Does product market competition matter? 2019 China Research in Accounting and Finance Conference, 29th to 30th June, 2019 at Tongji University China.

3) Chen, S., Xu, L., & Jebran, K., (2019). Does Confucianism reduce corporate tax avoidance? Evidence from China. 2019 Global and Chinese Accounting and Finance held at Shandong University of Finance and Economics, Jinan, China 11th May, 2019.

4)  Chen, S., Yan, Ye., & Jebran, K., (2019). Does Confucianism reduce corporate overinvestment? Evidence from China. The 6th National Youth Forum on Corporate Governance, held at Liaoning Technical University, Huludao, China on 26th May, 2019.

5) Jebran, K., & Chen, S., (2018). Corporate governance, ultimate owner and target cash holdings: Evidence from China. International Academic Conference on Management, Economics, Business and Marketing in Budapest, Hungary, 14 March, 2018.

6)  Iqbal, A., & Jebran, K., (2016). Principal-principal agency conflicts and corporate payout policy. Evidence from China. 11th International Conference on Asia Pacific Financial Markets at Seoul, South Korea at 4-5th December, 2016.

* = corresponding author, é = equal contribution, å = alphabetic order.

1.     Chen, S., Jebran, K*éå, Yingkun, Li., Y, Ye, & (2025). Coming back and giving back: The effect of social class on corporate philanthropy. Entrepreneurship, Theory, and Practice (FT50, ABS4*, ABDC-A*).

2.     Cai, W., Chen, S., & Jebran, K*éå. (2025). Parenthood and Strategic Decisions: How the number of founder’s children explains diversification strategy in family firms. British Journal of Management (ABS4).

1.     Chen, S., Wang, L., & Jebran, K*é (2025). Revisiting the board structure: How staggered board mitigates minority shareholder expropriation. Asia Pacific Journal of Management (ABS3).

2.     Chen, S., Jiawei, G, & Jebran, K*. (2025). CFO status in TMT informal hierarchy and corporate tax aggressiveness. Review of Quantitative Finance & Accounting (ABS3).

3.     Jebran, Ké., Chen, Y., & Chen, S*. (2025). The consequences of sibling rivalry: Board chair birth order and corporate misconduct. Asia Pacific Journal of Management 42, 1609–1644. (ABS3).

4.     Irfan-Ullah, Jebran, K*., Rahman, M. U. (2025). Impact of FinTech on stock price liquidity. International Journal of Finance and Economics (ABS3).

5.     Yousaf, U. B., Jebran, K*., & IrfanUllah. (2024). Corporate governance and financial distress: A review of the theoretical and empirical literature. International Journal of Finance and Economics, 29(2), 1627-1679. (ABS3).

6.     Chen, S., Chen, Y. & Jebran, K*éå (2023). Beyond The Glass Ceiling: Informal Gender-Based Status Hierarchy and Corporate Misconduct. Journal of Business Research (ABS3).

7.     Jebran, Ké., Chen, S*., Z, Yang., & Ali, S. T. (2023). Does the famine experience of board chair hamper innovation? Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting (ABS2).

8.     Chen, S., Ye, Y. Jebran, K* & Zhu, D. H. (2022). Social hierarchy effect of political strategy: Exploring the Chairman’s political position influence on independent directors’ dissent. Corporate Governance: An International Review (ABS3)

9.     Jebran, K., Chen, S., & Wanying, C*. (2022). CEO greed and corporate policies. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting (ABS3).

10.  Jebran, K., & Chen, S. (2022). Corporate policies and outcomes during the COVID-19 crisis: Does managerial ability matter? Pacific-Basin Finance Journal (ABS2).

11.  Jebran, K. & Chen, S., Zhang, R. (2021). Board social capital and stock price crash risk. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting (ABS3).

12.  Chen, S., Chan, Y., Jebran, K*, (2021). Trust and corporate social responsibility: From expected utility and social normative perspective. Journal of Business Research (ABS3).

13.  Jebran, K., & Chen, S*. (2021). Can we learn lessons from the past? COVID-19 crisis and corporate governance responses. International Journal of Finance and Economics (ASBS3).

14.  Jebran, K., Chen, S., & Zhu, D. H. (2019). Board informal hierarchy and stock price crash risk: Theory and evidence from China. Corporate Governance: An International Review (ABS3).