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1. An accounting framework for understanding exchange rates

Harvey, John T. - 2026

Post Keynesian exchange rate theory has developed largely independent of the corresponding trade theory. As a result, some elements appear to be inconsistent with one another. This is not the case, however, particularly when one includes the role of trade finance. In order to see this clearly,...

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1. Editors’ introduction: artificial intelligence and strategy—charting new frontiers

Csaszar, Felipe A.; Jia, Nan - 2026

We introduce this handbook as a collective exploration of how artificial intelligence reshapes the foundations and practice of strategic management. The chapters that follow are organized around four themes—Theories, Tools, Teaching, and Terrains—revisiting foundational constructs while...

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1. Intangibles accounting, disclosure and valuation—rationale, convergences and perspectives: an introduction

Zambon, Stefano; Girella, Laura - 2026

This introductory chapter outlines the crucial role undertaken by intangible resources in economic development, firm success, and value creation. Despite their importance as both the “glue” and “engine” of value creation, intangible resources pose unique challenges for corporate...

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1. Introduction to Belonging in the Workplace

Antoniadou, Marilena; Crowder, Mark - 2026

This introductory chapter positions belonging as a dynamic, relational, and situated process that shapes how individuals experience meaning, connection, and value in the workplace. Rather than viewing belonging as a fixed state or a simple outcome of inclusion policies, we conceptualise it as...

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1. Introduction to the Handbook on Artificial Intelligence and the Circular Economy

Samadhiya, Ashutosh; Kumar, Anil; Idowu, Samuel O.; … - 2026

The confluence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Circular Economy (CE) marks an exciting new frontier for transformative innovation in sustainability. Both forms of innovation have been established for some time now, but the intersectional possibilities are still maturing. In this opening...

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1. The EKC hypothesis between CO 2 emissions and economic growth

Kim, Suyi - 2026

This study explores the concept of the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) and reviews empirical research on the validity of the EKC hypothesis. Specifically, it examines in detail empirical studies that test the EKC hypothesis in the context of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions. These studies can...

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1. The foundation of the general theory of scientific variability for technological evolution: technological forecasting and managerial implications

Coccia, Mario - 2026

Variability is the predisposition of the elements in a system to assume different values over time and space. In biological systems, variability is basic to explaining differences and evolution in organisms over time and space, but in the study of science and technology, the effects of variation...

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1. The global air transport system

Bowen, John; Hashimura, Landen Kaya; Apostolides, Sophia L. - 2026

The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the degree to which commercial aviation is an integral – but also vulnerable – element of everyday life in much of the world. The crisis also illuminated the systemic character of air transportation as contractions and then expansions cascaded across...

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1. The role of entrepreneurial state in GCC economies in building a long-term sustainable development

Qanas, Jalal; Sawyer, Malcolm C. - 2026

This chapter examines the ambitious efforts of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to transition from oil-dependent rentier states to diversified, knowledge-based economies. It frames this transition as a strategic pivot from relying on a natural comparative advantage in hydrocarbons to...

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1. Unethical behavior: a behavioral economics perspective

Bucciol, Alessandro; Quercia, Simone - 2026

The Research Handbook on Unethical Behavior offers a multidisciplinary, in-depth exploration of the mechanisms underlying unethical conduct, integrating insights from different disciplines. This introductory chapter provides an overview of the volume content. The research shown in the volume...

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