This chapter explores how GenAI can be used in all aspects of the research process. GenAI’s capabilities are unprecedented but include challenges such as bias, ethical dilemmas, and skill loss. The need for the informed and responsible use of GenAI is emphasised that it is not at the expense...

This chapter discusses the issues and challenges of Ph.D. student supervision. Several academic colleagues with much experience in Ph.D. supervision were asked to contribute their thoughts on this important task. We present the tasks of supervision, including how these may be adapted depending...

This chapter is based on the findings from an action research project within a public organisation in Sweden. For several years it has had substantial sustainability orientation in its strategic ambitions and included several sustainability aspects into the long-range planning documents. The...

In a world of ‘smart’ devices and ever-amplifying surveillance, teachers and learners can’t engage in digital spaces - socially or educationally - without giving away data. Every click, every keystroke, even every deletion is tracked by the extractive infrastructure of the corporate...

Corporate reporting is vital to the efficient functioning of capital markets. Integrated reporting is drawing increasing attention due to its ability to concisely tell a company’s value creation story. Equally important, the integrated report presents how companies use the six capitals to...

Mainstream agency theory, an Anglo-Saxon, law-and-economics based approach, has for too long been allowed to constrain legislative efforts to regulate business for sustainability. Mainstream agency theory informs the legal myth of shareholder primacy - that boards are shareholders’ agents and...