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Fernando, Hettiyakandage A Saumyasiri, Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul and Devendra, Aruna (2026) Crisis-Driven Migration: Determinants of Sri Lankan Healthcare Professional Migration to the United Kingdom. In: 22nd CIRCLE International Conference 2026: NextGen Business: Sustainability & Digitalisation, 08-11 Apr 2026, Jan Wyzykowski University, Polkowice, Poland. (In Press)

D’Silva, Cathlynn, Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul and Alo, Obinna (2026) Emotional Intelligence, Trust, Dignity, Psychological Contract, and Staff Performance: An Exploratory Evaluation of UK’s Migrant Domiciliary Care Workers Lived Experience. Scientific Societal & Behavioral Research Journal, 2 (1). pp. 108-132. ISSN 30802466

Musibau, Seyi Hameed and Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul (2026) International Student Workforce Integration in the United Kingdom’s Tech Sector: Insights and Future Outlook. Scientific Societal & Behavioral Research Journal, 2 (1). pp. 51-72. ISSN 3080-2466

Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul (2025) Transnational Education Partnerships: Empowerment or Exploitation? In: SPARKing Success: Empowering Students, Transforming Futures, Wednesday 8th October 2025, The Fire Station, Sunderland. (Unpublished)

Gervais, Florence, Coulombel, Philippe and Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul (2024) Implementation of regenerative business models in transitioning companies - are middle managers ready for action? The international journal of organizational analysis, 33 (9). 3272- 3293. ISSN 1934-8835

Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul, Chin, Bianca Leinyuy and El-Ansari, Mohamed (2024) HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND PATIENT CARE IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA: CASE OF POLYCLINIC IDIMED DOUALA. International Journal of Management Cases, 26 (3). 109- 119.

Syamlal, Vishnu Syam and Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul (2023) Building a Better Brand with Data: A Sustainable Branding Workshop. In: British Academy of Management BAM2003 Conference, 01-06 Sep 2023, University of Sussex Business School. (Unpublished)

Okeke, Okeoma John-Paul (2018) Reflections of a doctoral research on knowledge management (KM) through an Afrocentric lens in a Nigerian Oil Corporation. The African Journal of Information Systems, 10 (1). 45- 53. ISSN 1936-0282