Public sector entrepreneurship (PSE) is often perceived as an effective means of mitigating endemic instability initiated by a 2008 economic crisis and exacerbated by the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. The key to mitigation is PSE's capacity to exploit opportunities while still being bound by a moral...

This chapter aims to address the hypotheses formulated within the analytical framework by using the empirical results of three quantitative studies conducted in the context of Polish and German exporters. The chapter explores how Internet marketing capabilities in the business models of...

This case examines the ideation process of a faith-based social enterprise that seeks to address the adaptive reuse of excess property owned by the Catholic Church in the United States. The decline of established religion in the United States has created numerous issues across denominations and...

In order to be effective and valuable, leadership development initiatives need to keep pace with the challenges facing contemporary organizations. In the present article, we present an overview of leadership development from Indigenous perspectives in order to help organizations address these...

The growing world population, climate change, and resource scarcity necessitate a shift to a sustainable economy. The 1987 Brundtland Report defined sustainable development as meeting present needs without compromising future generations’ ability to meet theirs. This concept, based on economic...

This chapter looks at how to leverage large-scale secondary data in entrepreneurship research. Recognizing the vast repositories of digital information available through various platforms and databases, it explores how these resources can be harnessed to provide unprecedented insights into...

This study examines strategic communication (strat comm) leadership in public relations (PR) from the little explored perspective of life lessons and how they may stimulate greater self-reflection (SR). SR is a primary way we examine ourselves and how others may see us to increase self-awareness...

This chapter explores the risks of deploying large language models (LLMs) in the public sector, focusing on their responses to emotional stimuli and the resulting consequences. Through a semi-systematic literature review, 15 studies were analyzed to address three key research questions: the...

Employers and countries strive to present themselves as desirable places to work in order to attract expatriates who are often in a powerful position to choose the most favourable destination country. Despite the significance of destination countries’ competitiveness in attracting global...

The chapter begins by presenting and commenting on the MACH-IV scale, used for most of the research into Machiavellianism. This provides a good feel for the nature of Machiavellianism. We then describe some of the most important and relevant research studies on the topic and present some typical...