Currently, the corporate governance has the agenda of categorizing reality and thereby determining which systems are more effective and efficient in a given context. A question is posed; how has the internationalization of markets, liberalization, deregulation, and privatization adapted to rapid...

The authors of this chapter consider that the collapse of the financial sector and subsequent economic crisis in Iceland in 2008 was brought about by its entire business culture, which was not as strong, open, and transparent as that of many other developed countries. The weak business culture...

The authors of this article contend that traditional corruption, which was largely blamed for the current situation in the Icelandic economy, was perhaps not the most fundamental reason for the ensuing crisis. The weak business culture and a symbiosis of business and politics have actually...

Carbfix, a small green tech upstart, has attracted worldwide attention for their solution to fight climate change by storing CO 2 safely in basalt rock and permanently eliminating it from the atmosphere. This study explores how responsible ownership can be a driver for innovative solutions...

The COVID-19 crisis and countries’ reactions led to analyses about how governance systems influenced the management of the pandemics and how COVID-19 influenced businesses. The concept of institutional resilience transcends these directions of research but we know little about what it means...