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11. Cross-cultural management in the business-to-business (B2B) context: applying the TCCM framework with contextual challenges and opportunities

Mathew, Nicholas - 2026

This chapter sheds light on cross-cultural management research, opportunities, and challenges in the Business-to-Business (B2B) sector. The chapter follows the Theory, Context, Characteristics, and Method (TCCM) framework to review and examine B2B cross-cultural management research....

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11. Crypto tumblers

Sabbhet, Assma; Kim, Henry M. - 2026

Crypto tumblers, or mixers, are privacy-preserving mechanisms within decentralized systems using blockchain technology or distributed ledger technologies. Crypto tumblers are tools that disrupt the traceability of digital transactions, shielding individuals and organizations (users) from...

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11. Developing an entrepreneurial mindset in university educators through transformative entrepreneurial education: insights from University College Dublin

Anh Nguyen Quoc; Le, Huyen Thanh; Do, Thi Thanh Thuy; … - 2026

Cultivating entrepreneurial individuals in higher education demands upskilling university educators across different disciplines with an entrepreneurial mindset via transformative entrepreneurial education. Given the significant diversity in educators’ backgrounds, teaching habits, and prior...

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11. Economic value generation : Insights from successful French corporate startups

Deshayes, Christophe - 2026

Drawing on case studies from Michelin, EDF, Danone, and Crédit Agricole, this entry examines how corporate startups can generate significant economic value through intrapreneurship and structured innovation programs. It highlights that value creation often unfolds over a long timeline,...

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11. How CSR falls short in meeting Sustainable Development Goals: greenwashing in MNEs

Keskin, Halit; Esen, Emel - 2026

Increasingly, companies are adopting the United Nation's (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a benchmark for measuring and reporting on their company sustainability efforts. They are choosing to focus on those SDGs that align fully with their business objectives while still neglecting...

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11. Incels at work: misogyny as identity, labels and normative structures of work

Özbilgin, Mustafa; Erbil, Cihat; Tinay, Dilek Torunoğlu - 2026

Incel is a popular term which is an abbreviated version of ‘involuntarily celibate’ (Bono, 2023). Originating in the late 1990s, the term incel has come to represent self-identified individuals (predominantly men), most of whom hold (mainly feminist) women responsible for their failure to...

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11. Innovation (policy) and the climate turn

Requate, Tilman - 2026

This chapter summarizes the theoretical literature on innovation incentives provided by environmental policies, in particular emission taxes and tradable permits. It argues that, in general, price-based instruments are superior to command-and-control policies, and that, in particular, emissions...

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11. Is financial intermediation getting stronger as an institution? Qualitative case of distributed vs centralized simultaneous dichotomy

Abramov, Egor - 2026

This chapter aims to answer several questions: in these modern day and age dynamics, is financial intermediation growing stronger as an institution? Or is it not? Is it endangered? The article, thus, provides a qualitative analysis of the environment for the development of financial...

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11. Market uptake of renewable gases

Sesini, Marzia; Kneebone, James - 2026

This chapter examines the market uptake of renewable gases, namely clean hydrogen and biomethane, as pivotal components in Europe's decarbonized energy transition. While both gases offer alternatives to fossil fuels, their chemical, technical, and economic properties differ significantly. The...

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11. Nature connection, management education, and the SDGs

Hague, Leah; Brough, Paula - 2026

In recent years, the concept of “nature connection” has gained prominence in the context of environmental sustainability and human well-being. Simultaneously, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a global blueprint to achieve a more sustainable and equitable future, have...

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