This chapter uses a mock letter format to imagine a reviewer’s response after receiving an author’s revised manuscript. It points out some of the common ways authors can go wrong in responding to reviewer comments by not getting to the point, rehashing irrelevant argumentation, and lack of...

Dark tourism sites have contributed considerably to developing a specific destination’s social and economic apparatus. Predominantly, for countries with an extensive history of conflicts and wars, dark tourism emerged as a pivotal typology, offering an avenue to transform the bitter tragedies...

The auditor independence indicates a condition in which all potential risks to impartiality are effectively controlled. This study aims to explore the moderating influence of corporate governance and auditor capabilities on the relationship between auditor independence and internal audit...

This chapter explores the rare circumstances when protesting a journal rejection decision might be appropriate. The author relays some of these circumstances, then provides an example from their own experience of an associate editor’s decision to reject their manuscript that they challenged....

This study explores the psychological and emotional effects of Virtual Dark Tourism (VDT) on youth through the lens of narrative inquiry. VDT, which involves virtual visits to sites associated with death, tragedy, or disaster, has become increasingly popular among young people due to its...

This chapter is a practical approach to leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to assist student founders in producing better business models. The key points cover the potential of generative AI and natural language processing (NLP) in streamlining tasks such as opportunity identification,...

Between 2013-2017, Orlando (Florida) experienced a series of tragic events, including the Pulse night club shooting (2016), that led leaders of the Central Florida Foundation (CFF), a community foundation located in Orlando and operating across three counties, to question whether they were...

This chapter focuses on the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) efforts to promote decent work, examining its successes, failures, and the factors that influence outcomes. It explores which instruments and strategies hold the most promise for the ILO’s future endeavors. Offering a...

A shift towards increasing the use of reusable materials signifies a fundamental transformation in the customer experience. The shift is driven by the imperative to reduce the consumption of virgin materials and high levels of waste, replacing single-use items such as paper cups and plastic...

The study aims to determine how the identification of auditors impacts the quality of external auditing. The research population comprised of 509 external audit offices in Jordan. A questionnaire was created and sent to 330 external auditors in Jordan to meet the study's objectives. 230...