Abstract This study investigates business ethics (BE) practices in three East-Asian countries (China, Japan, and South Korea) through a questionnaire survey conducted in the years of 2014 and 2015. Specifically, ethical attitudes of employees working in major native companies in each mentioned...

Technical, economic and managerial strengths of coworking spaces generally attract attention. However there is also a social embeddedness to take into consideration. Our analysis relates the creation and use of a coworking space to mobility from urban to more rural areas. It shows coworking...

Abstract Most Asians are directly or indirectly dependent on agriculture, and most live in rural areas. Since Asia is primarily an agricultural economy, rural tourism and agrotourism are critical in enabling growth. Agrotourism is a term that refers to the fusion of tourism and agriculture. The...

Pakistani female entrepreneurs (PFEs) in the UK are subject to gender and age discrimination. This discrimination results, partly, from their own ethnic-cultural context through factors related to group-based dominance hierarchy and patriarchal values. However, this ethnic-cultural context is...

Abstract Coopetition refers to the collaboration or cooperation of competitors with each other with the objective to create value for individuals, firms and society. This chapter provides an overview and taxonomy of different types of value generated by coopetition by considering seven types of...

Purpose The existing literature on abusive supervision, defined as a perception by subordinates that their supervisor displays hostility toward them (but falling short of physical abuse), is deficient insofar as it fails to account for workgroup differences in employees' perceptions of abusive...

Preparing to teach an increasingly diverse student population in the post-pandemic era highlights the need to use effective technology-enhanced learning strategies. Online education offers promising opportunities to promote inclusivity, but also pitfalls and challenges needing careful...

This chapter explores how migrant women entrepreneurs start and operate their businesses during periods of crisis and develop entrepreneurial resilience. The detailed ‘polar-opposite’-type narratives collected from two migrant women entrepreneurs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reveal that...

Abstract This chapter discusses the importance of airport business portfolios in the digitalisation of aeronautical and non-aeronautical activities, particularly in this economy uncertainly period. Airports are in a transitional period of digitalisation, decarbonation and new business...