Starting with a case example, this article introduces the notion of the bivalent leadership style, illustrating the behavior of people who live in a world where everything is either “good” or “bad.” It is suggested that this particular Weltanschauung will harm relationships and limit a...

This research draws upon theoretical perspectives related to regulatory focus and self-view in the context of “green” advertising appeals. A pattern of results similar to that typically reported in the literature is replicated (i.e., promotion-framed messages are more persuasive for...

This study looks at the trajectory of dual career entrepreneurs and their motivation for change. It brings out organizations, personal and family related motivations for change. It is found that few entrepreneurs are motivated by money, and the relationship with money is generally instrumental...

The aim of this study is to explain differences between consumers' personal information disclosure to companies (IDC behavior) and self-disclosure in social media (SDM behavior) based on personality traits, privacy concern and types of disclosed personal information. The population consisted of...