Research investigating telework has received rapidly expanding attention in the wake of the global pandemic. With the increased ability to juggle competing demands from both work and family, telework is being increasingly adopted as a permanent work mode. In this chapter we therefore review...

Fashion is linked to destination branding as it constitutes an important aspect of cultural heritage. Fashion events and exhibitions enhance destination brand awareness and increase tourism demand. This chapter attempts to highlight the interdependence between fashion and destination branding...

We articulate an integrationist view of behavioral economics in the introductory economics classroom: behavioral economics is part of the mainstream of economic thinking and inclusion of its ideas in the introductory economics classroom is sensible and appealing to students. After reviewing the...

This chapter aims to encourage tourism researchers to widen their scope of method when studying tourist behavior. It does so by debating tracking mobility and planning exercises as meaningful complements in researchers’ method repertoire. Both methods have been found to reflect tourist...

Over the last few decades there has been increased interest in studying the phenomenon of violence among people with intellectual disabilities (ID). Research addressing offending and victimization among this population suffers from generalised androcentrism by extrapolating findings to women,...

In line with the European Commission (EC) understanding, corporate social responsibility (CSR) involves voluntary integration of social and environmental aspects into the core of company operation and stakeholder communication. In 2001, the European Commission initiated the pan-European...

Academics in scholarly institutions work collaboratively with external stakeholders to solve real-world problems of mutual interest. Funding for academic research is increasingly competitive, with many academics turning to industry to secure funding. A traditional yet growing collaboration area...

Events feed our desire to connect, celebrate and share experiences. Visiting or taking part in Children's events forms part of many a child's upbringing. They are part of family life. All well-planned events share the same core principals whatever their size or type. Children's events are no...

Business cycles have historically been an important topic for behaviourally oriented economists. The concept of an economic and financial cycle based on interlocking mechanisms leading from the recession to the boom was developed in the 18th and 19th centuries. The early behavioural economics of...

Libraries must acknowledge their role as gatekeepers for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender expansive queer and questioning (LGBTGEQ+) young people on their journey to home. By exploring the intersections of community, identity, accessible information, equitable practices, and...