In this chapter, I take you on a journey based on my personal experience, through the upsides and downsides of using social media in your research. From creating a global support system to self-discovery and improvement, and even forming virtual study partnerships - social media has the...

This chapter examines the relationship of organisational integrity and the recently developed construct of organisational dissociative identity disorder (ODID), with its effects on trust in the organisation. It then explores several causes of ODID, including environmental occurrences,...

This chapter examines the implementation of regional Job Guarantee proposals with a focus on advancing economic democracy and public participation. Job Guarantee proposals that are intentional on advancing economic democracy will also expand local markets and build local economics. Local control...

This chapter examines why the Bank has not adopted a human rights policy despite a number of factors that would suggest otherwise, including internal and external pressure as well as the Bank’s own pro-human rights rhetoric. The answer to this puzzle lies in the Bank’s organizational...

Teaching and learning with and about Artificial Intelligence (AI&ED) has mainly been driven by non-education experts, such as computer and cognitive scientists, operating under external market pressures that have influenced the direction and structures of educational technologies. This paper...

This intriguing case presents a classic example of how a talented and successful university president and a well-intended Board of Trustees set off a crisis in the university that made national news and involved the international art community because of their lack of understanding of how to...

Many of the routine practices of the World Bank, particularly classification, are implicated in the reproduction of inequalities. While seemingly inconspicuous, outcomes that reproduce or even create new inequalities depend on underlying categories and numbers. In two short case studies on the...

Critiques have argued that Modern Money Theory (MMT) conceptualization and understanding of monetary systems are either underdeveloped or incorrect. MMT minimizes the role of private banks, ignores evidences of primitive money and the role of barter, and overemphasizes the role of fiat. This...

Open educational practices (OEP) encompass the creation and use of open educational resources (OER) as well as innovative approaches to teaching and learning that avail of the affordances of open licensing and provide learners with greater agency. The benefits of OEP include significant cost...

This chapter provides context and initial answers to the question of how organisational integrity and business success are related. Although organisational integrity impact research is facing several challenges that impede a broad empirical evidence base to date, present findings indicate...