The Return of the State
Guest Blogger: Mette Morsing, Mistra Chair at Stockholm School of Economics and Professor at Copenhagen Business School Society chooses its dead (Sartre, 1976) A pandemic could be the context where …
The Power of Social Entrepreneurship in the Face of Urgent Grand Societal Challenges
Guest Blogger: Sophie Bacq, Associate Professor of Management & Entrepreneurship at the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University bacqs@iu.edu https://www.linkedin.com/in/sophie-bacq-25843420/ https://kelley.iu.edu/faculty-research/faculty-directory/profile.cshtml?id=BACQS https://sedocseminar.org COVID-19 is one of the most urgent, …
Lifting the Mask of Materiality
Guest Blogger: Robert Sroufe The Pandemic Calls for Integrated Solutions During this pandemic some businesses are doing better than others with how they are responding to and managing their social and …
Exposure, Black Swans, and Real Options
Guest Bloggers: Luis A. Perez-Batres Professor and Senior Presidential Fellow Central Michigan University Len J Treviño SBA Communications Distinguished Professor of International Business and Director of International Business Programs Florida …
COVID, CULTURE, AND POLITICAL-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
Guest Blogger: Jonathan Doh As we struggle with how best to combat COVID-19 in many parts of the world, stark differences have emerged in both the strategies and relative success …
COVID–19: I saw it coming and was vilified for taking it serious!
Guest Blogger: Frederick Ahen, University of Turku, Finland The priority of any serious nation is public health, education, economics and security (in that order). Not the other way round. My …
Covid19 and International Business: A Viewpoint
Guest Blogger: Ilan Alon, University of Agder, Norway While the world might recover from the Wuhan, China-based 2020 novel coronavirus, it is likely that the virus will leave the world …
Impact Scholar Community
Management research can positively affect business practice and society. Research can reduce uncertainty managers face in decision-making. Social scientists can identify solutions to social issues and grand challenges like COVID-19. …
What about the toiletpapergate? Global pandemics and sustainability in a world of global value chains
Guest Blogger: Valentina De Marchi, University of Padova; Department of Economics and Management As COVID started to hit hard in different countries, news appeared in the media covering the shortages …
“Do-undo-redo”: unlocking sustainable strategic renewal in services after the coronavirus
Guest Blogger: Carlos Martin-Rios, Associate Professor of Management While many nations, companies, and individuals are still reeling from the negative effects of the financial crash that began in 2007 and …