When organizing large multinational events in different countries, the arranging organization must take many issues into account. Each country is different and has its own culture, rules, and ways of operating. However, the organization arranging the event and the country where the event is held...

This chapter shows how entrepreneurship and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can be researched through the ethnographic method, focusing on understanding the social context of a certain phenomenon or person. Specifically, four ethnographic studies are introduced, which are discussed as...

This chapter seeks to move beyond the traditional view of the expatriate family as merely an antecedent to expatriate adjustment and performance. Instead, it uncovers what is currently known about expatriate families from a family-centric perspective, the intellectual foundations of this...

Accounting, finance, and taxation are often taught through traditional lectures and technical exercises, which involve learning and applying the principles or “rules” to answer questions. With so much technical content to cover, potentially large cohorts, and often with added pressures of...

We review definitions of organisational culture in the entrepreneurship and wider management fields and highlight the link between organisational culture and venture performance. Culture-related concerns in the empirical literature on scaling are identified and illustrated with examples of...

The poor-quality jobs platform work often entails raises the question of whether and how workers can build careers within digital labour platforms. This chapter asks how far and how digital technologies used by the platform shape freelancers’ experiences of precarious careers. We study two...

This case study follows Line and Anna, two student entrepreneurs who launched a successful online fashion brand in Denmark. Initially fuelled by organic growth and influencer marketing, their business thrived without formal strategy. However, as their company expanded internationally, challenges...

This chapter illuminates the potential contribution of Post-Keynesian Institutionalism (PKI), especially in its Kaleckian complexion, to the debate concerning Ukraine's post-war economic recovery. It explores how Ukraine can restore its productive capacity after having lost 60 percent of its...

The influence of COVID-19 on global health and economic systems became strikingly apparent in the initial months of the lockdown that commenced in March 2020. In India, curfews, lockdowns, and subsequent restrictions disproportionately impacted migrants who faced challenges returning to their...

This chapter presents a nuanced examination of scenario use by senior leaders in the museum sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. Faced with a crisis, the study explores the adaptation of a conventional scenario planning method to accommodate time-poor participants seeking to navigate an...