P.10.CEP by Charlotte E Porter

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Corporate environmental performance, environmental management and firm risk by Bai Xue, Zhuang Zhang, Pingli Li

“…Using a sample of 1,632 U.K. firm-year observations from 2002 to 2013, this paper investigates the impact of multidimensional corporate environmental performance (CEP) on firm risk. Considering two dimensions of CEP, namely environmental management performance (EMP) and environmental operational performance (EOP), we find that EMP serves as an effective mechanism in reducing firm risk, and such an effect is mainly driven by the manufacturing sector. …”
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Symbolic reactions or substantive pro‐environmental behaviour? An empirical study of corporate environmental performance under the government's environmental subsidy scheme by Shenggang Ren, Duojun He, Tao Zhang, Xiaohong Chen

“…Do firms substantively improve their corporate environmental performance (CEP), or do they just react symbolically under the government's environmental subsidy (ENS) scheme? …”
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Establishment of clinical exercise physiology as a regulated healthcare profession in the UK: a progress report by Helen Jones, Anthony Crozier, Keith George, Gemma Miller, Gregory P Whyte, Joanna Rycroft, Andrew Scott, John P. Buckley, Gordon McGregor, Christopher David Askew, Sandy Jack, Steffan Birkett, David R. Broom, Keith Tolfrey, Anna Campbell, Dawn A. Skelton, Lizanne Steenkamp, Jude Savage, Daniel J Green

“…This manuscript provides a progress report on the actions that Clinical Exercise Physiology UK (CEP-UK) has undertaken over the past 4 years, during which time clinical exercise physiologists have implemented regulation and gained formal recognition as healthcare professionals in the UK. …”
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Electroanalysis in nanoparticle assemblies by Susan J. Stott

“…The interfacial formation of CeP04 has been proven and effects of the deposit type, pH and phosphate concentration on the process analysed. …”
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Does school-based private health insurance improve students’ health status? Evidence from China by Jing Guan

“…This study aims to investigate the causal impact of school-based supplementary private health insurance programs on the self-rated health status of Chinese secondary school students, with an average age of 14, using a longitudinal database, the China Education Panel Survey (CEPS). The study exploits the cross-school variation and discrete feature of the response variable by applying a two-level ordered logit model with a random effect at the school level. …”
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On the importance of internet access for children’s health and subjective well-being: the case of China by Jing Guan, J.D. Tena

“…To conduct such analysis, we employ data from the China Education Panel Survey (CEPS), a longitudinal dataset of Chinese seventh-year students representative of the whole country. …”
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Supplementary information files for "On the importance of internet access for children’s health and subjective well-being: the case of China" by Jing Guan, JD Tena

“…To conduct such analysis, we employ data from the China Education Panel Survey (CEPS), a longitudinal dataset of Chinese seventh-year students representative of the whole country. …”
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Understanding and developing professional youth soccer coach behaviour by Sion Rowlands

“…BackgroundCoach development, coach development programmes (CDPs)/coach education programmes (CEPs) and resources to support coach development and learning, have been a primary area of research (e.g. …”
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