AI Adoption in Family Firms: A Mixed-Methods Study on the Paradoxical Roles of Active and Passive Involvement
Earning quality and climate risk
We investigate the effect of climate risk on two fundamental characteristics of earnings quality: faithful representation and relevance, of 184 European-listed companies over the period of 2010 to 2019.
Embracing pain in pursuit of growth: a qualitative study of chronically ill patients’ mountain climbing experiences
Recently, experiences that incorporate elements of pain and discomfort alongside pleasure-seeking have received considerable attention in terms of practice and research.
ESG and sustainable development: Evidence from DCC-GARCH R2 decomposed connectedness measures
This research investigates the time-varying connectedness between ESG, global environment, green economy, clean energy and energy innovation. Employing the novel DCC-GARCH R2 decomposed connectedness technique, findings show that dynamic total connectedness varies over time.
Failed Deliveries in Last-Mile Logistics: A Taxonomy and Research Roadmap
Addressing delivery failure is essential for companies seeking to enhance performance and maintain a competitive edge. This article presents a comprehensive taxonomy of failed deliveries, offering managers a structured understanding of root causes and potential solutions.
Harnessing digital business strategy for innovation performance: A narrative literature review
This conceptual paper provides a theoretical framework for an emergent research trajectory that stems from the shared knowledge base of digital transformation and knowledge management theories.
How do banks respond to violence?
In this article, we investigate how banks are exposed to violence and how they respond to it. Specifically, we investigate how non-performing loans and customers’ demand for liquidity react to violence. Then, we assess the impact of violence on banks’ liquidity and loan maturity.