Empathy as the missing link for seizing and transforming capabilities in the open innovation context
Sustainable finance contribution to energy value chain participation: The role of industrial automation
This study examines the impact of sustainable finance on energy value chain participation by employing a dataset covering 59 countries during 2010–2019. We, fundamentally, address the potential mechanism between
Avatar anthropomorphism continuum: A blockchain-based data analysis of avatar skin purchases in the metaverse
Avatars, users’ visual embodiments in metaverses and games, have become central to virtual economies and vectors for marketing strategies due to users’ desire to personalize their appearances.
Exploring the impact of climate change on traditional and energy cryptocurrencies: A cross-sectional approach
Cryptocurrencies have experienced a dramatic rise in popularity, evolving into major financial instruments. However, this surge has intensified concerns regarding environmental impact, particularly their energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Knowledge Management strategies and open innovation : new perspective
The management of both tacit and explicit knowledge is crucial for firms to collaborate successfully with diverse actors. Our research paper explores how open innovation and knowledge management strategies are conceptually connected in large firms.
Assessing the link between COVID-19-induced telework adoption and residential relocation in France, the UK, and the US
This study examines whether the rise of telework following COVID-19 has led to an increase in relocations, particularly considering the relaxation of proximity constraints between home and workplace.
Can information and entertainment compensate for affection? A Cross-Sectoral Analysis of Social Media Influencers
Drawing on persuasion theory and the affect transfer hypothesis, this study explores how affection for social media influencers mediates and moderates followers' content perception (entertainment and informational value) and purchase intent.
Green bonds & clean energy in sustainable finance: Evidence from DCC-GARCH connectedness
The paper examines green bonds and their relationship with clean energy and financial markets. With the world economy shifting towards a climate change-resilient model, green bonds—securities that finance environmentally friendly projects—are still in demand.
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.