2026 October - 62 articles
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping occupational tasks and skill requirements, creating a human resource management (HRM) challenge around how future employees develop readiness for responsible AI-enabled work. This study examines relationships...
Online brand communities distribute brand-related credibility across multiple human actors, yet research typically examines these sources independently or focuses on a single advocacy group. This article introduces the trust portfolio—the configurati...
This study examines whether the digitalization of tourism consumption is associated with greater access to holidays in Europe and whether this relationship depends on households’ financial conditions. Using publicly available Eurostat data, the...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is widely described as reshaping marketing administration through personalization, predictive analytics, and automated customer engagement. Whether firms describe AI as a customer-facing marketing capability or as a techn...
Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in higher education increasingly represents a challenge in workforce development and organizational transformation, rather than a purely technological issue. This study re-analyzed survey data from 311 faculty me...
Digital platform innovation has become increasingly complex as platforms enable product-service innovation, business process transformation, and ecosystem-level value creation simultaneously. However, existing research remains fragmented regarding ho...
Knowledge-intensive organizations rely on multidisciplinary collaboration, yet the organizational structures that convert specialized knowledge into collective capabilities remain insufficiently understood. This cross-sectional study examined whether...
Digital connectivity, remote and hybrid work, and expectations of constant availability have made “always-on” work cultures a central feature of contemporary organising, yet work engagement research has only partially incorporated these c...
GovTech ecosystems in Latin America are expanding rapidly, yet many initiatives struggle to scale beyond isolated pilots. While prior research has identified technological and regulatory barriers, limited attention has been given to how technological...
The advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0, brings to the fore various opportunities for organisations to globalise with more efficient ways of implementing processes, from customer relations through artificial intelligence to th...
This study compares the concentration, positional persistence, institutional mobility, and performance associations observed in five major public research funding systems: NSF, NSFC, JSPS, NSERC, and NSTC. Institution-year funding records are linked...
The increasing integration of public social media (PSM) into workplace practices has transformed employee communication and collaboration while also creating new challenges for managing digital connectivity. Drawing on the Stressor–Strain&ndash...
Entrepreneurial mindset has traditionally been examined in relation to entrepreneurial behavior and business performance; however, its role in promoting individual wellbeing remains underexplored. Drawing on Social Cognitive Theory and Self-Determina...
Societal disruptions have ceased to be exceptional events around which organizations can plan temporary responses [...]
Consumers increasingly evaluate brands based on the causes they choose to support, alongside product performance, raising the question of how storytelling can effectively convey this social commitment. This study examines whether narrative structure...
Growing environmental pressures have increased the need for the manufacturing industry to develop greener products. Employee empowerment is closely associated with green product innovation (GPI). Higher levels of employee empowerment are typically ac...
Generative AI can now perform routine and first-pass knowledge work that has also helped less-experienced employees develop. This creates a leadership problem for servant leadership, which treats follower growth as a constitutive priority. This artic...
This study investigates the determinants of investors’ perceived decision-process quality, addressing a critical gap in the entrepreneurial finance literature, where blockchain ventures have been examined predominantly through speculative asset...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) increasingly combine digital customer engagement with sustainability practices, yet the literature reviewed for this study offered limited evidence of an integrated measure. This study initially calibrates a...
Women’s participation in senior management has increased, yet evidence regarding its relationship with different forms of business innovation remains inconclusive, particularly in emerging economies. This study examines whether formal Ecuadoria...
Humble leadership has been recognized as a relevant style for organizational performance and well-being; however, empirical evidence on its psychometric properties comes primarily from English-speaking contexts, and validated instruments for Spanish-...
Public-security policy is commonly assessed through operational outputs and crime-related indicators, yet policy performance also depends on the administrative and governance arrangements through which priorities are diagnosed, coordinated, implement...
Public organizations communicate procedural compliance through audits, certifications, and disclosures, but additional communication need not increase trust. This conceptual article asks when repeated procedural signals cease to improve audience judg...
Job quality extends beyond earnings to encompass employment stability, social protection, skill-development opportunities, and working-time conditions. This study examines how these employment characteristics are associated with global job satisfacti...
This exploratory study examines preferences for public- and private-sector employment among two groups of students in Norway with different educational and professional backgrounds: 145 bachelor’s students in business administration and 56 Mast...
This study analyzes construction professionals’ assessment of 18 anticorruption measures categorized into regulatory, administrative, compliance, promotional, investigative, and disciplinary policy families in the context of southern Iraq. The...
Executive positions are often described as being based on objective success criteria and key performance indicators (KPIs) serve as primary metrics—for example in science publications and third-party funding, primarily secured through project l...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly transforming customer relationship management (CRM) in retail banking by improving customer targeting, campaign execution, and decision-making. This paper examines how AI contributes to CRM operational eff...
The international apparel market is becoming more complex and competitive, but the multidimensional, human-centred capabilities that underpin export success in institutionally constrained markets are not well understood. This paper discusses the stra...
Whether workforce expansion translates into output depends on an organization’s capacity to absorb new people. Drawing on Penrose’s theory of managerial capacity and on small-business HRM research, we ask whether the output response to he...
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how enterprises are led, organised, and governed, raising critical questions about which leadership attributes and practices best enable AI-driven digital transformation (AIDT). Enterpr...
Background: Organizations across sectors routinely place individuals into managerial roles without assessed, criteria-based selection and without structured preparation for the role; a phenomenon this article terms Management by Accident (MGA). MGA i...
The article deepens understanding of artificial intelligence on corporate boards by systematically reviewing the literature using the ADO (Antecedents, Decisions, Outcomes) and TCM (Theories, Contexts, Methods) frameworks, following established syste...
Public administrations increasingly publish programmatic and sectoral data, yet fragmented formats, inconsistent terminology, and uneven documentation limit their joint use. This article presents the design and functional evaluation of the Mexican Ag...
This study aims to systematically synthesise the literature on how government auditing contributes to fiscal transparency and to explain the digital, institutional, regulatory, and organisational mechanisms through which effective auditing strengthen...
Public expenditure is central to human development, but higher spending does not necessarily produce better outcomes. This study examines fiscal commitment, institutional conditions, and health and education trajectories in Canada, Malaysia, and Sout...
Online hotel booking intention is commonly examined through technological, experiential, marketing-related, relational, and social constructs; however, measurement content remains fragmented across studies, with limited attention to transparent proce...
Voluntary certification policies channel fiscal, financial, and regulatory support, but their evaluation is complicated by self-selection and staged policy exposure. We therefore ask why certified firms display a performance premium, and whether it r...
Although tourist satisfaction is widely regarded as a central correlate of destination loyalty, loyalty intentions may also reflect symbolic destination meaning and functional service conditions. This study examines the relationships among destinatio...
Project success has evolved from a traditional view centred on cost, time and quality towards broader approaches that incorporate stakeholders, benefit realisation, sustainability, value creation and strategic impact. In this context, CSFs and SCs re...
Times of crisis make evident the need to critically re-examine the foundational values that shape the theory and practice of public administration. In this context, institutional kindness has emerged as an increasingly important concept across a rang...
Green entrepreneurial offerings increasingly enter digital markets, yet their environmental benefits do not necessarily translate into consumer acceptance. For green entrepreneurs, a key challenge is therefore how consumer-generated information reinf...
Corporate mission statements articulate organizational purpose, strategic priorities, and stakeholder commitments, yet there is limited evidence on how sustainability-leading corporations communicate these elements. This study examines mission statem...
Research on sustainable business model innovation (SBMI) explains firm-level outcomes largely with firm-level constructs, leaving underexplored how employees contribute to business-model change. This question is especially important in small and medi...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face persistent pressure to convert digital transformation into organizational resilience amid continuous digital disruption. This capacity remains conceptually underdeveloped when digitalization and gender a...
BAs firms begin integrating AI into governance functions, research on how ownership structure and financing relate to this shift remains early-stage, especially among SMEs. To address this gap, this study draws on an unweighted analytical sample of 1...
Organizations increasingly evaluate employee performance through digital traces alongside or in place of direct observation. This exploratory qualitative study examines how employees adapt not simply to monitoring technologies, but to the digital rep...
Blockchain technology has emerged as a promising instrument for public sector digital transformation, yet its implementation remains constrained by technological, organizational, and institutional factors. This study’s aim is to identify the in...
Sustainable clothing purchase behavior (SCPB) is becoming increasingly important, underscoring the need to better understand the factors that influence it. This study addresses this issue among Bulgarian Gen Z consumers by extending the theory of pla...
Pay what you want (PWYW) pricing is usually examined through isolated design features and short-term effects on payment behavior. This study investigates how nonprofit organizations configure and stabilize PWYW as an ongoing mission-related managemen...
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