By reference to an in-depth case study of Siemens, a transnational, European-based high technology firm in the electronics and electrical engineering industry, the authors conclude that successful knowledge management requires close attention to three dilemmas.(...)

Early ethologists such as Niko Tinbergen and Konrad Lorenz faceda problem: What constituted a fact about behaviour? How reliablymust a behaviour be exhibited (and in how many specimens) beforeit could be said to be species-typical? And how similar do thebehaviours of two species need to be...

Many entrepreneurial research studies underline implicitly the positive evidence of a connection between the economicsuccess and networks. However, any social relationship which an entrepreneur maintains does not necessarily havepositive effects and consequently does not represent a capital to...

While Federal Reserve continues to normalize its monetary policy on the back of a strengthening U.S. economy, the possibility of mimicking U.S. policy actions and so the debate of monetary autonomy has been particularly heated in the most of developing countries, even in advanced economies. We...