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Continuity and resilience in transportation systems
Continuity & Resilience Review
This special issue aims to explore how to understand and enhance the continuity and resilience of transportation systems amidst disruptions.
Guest editor(s)
Kum Fai Yuen,
Nanxi Wang,
Xueqin Wang,
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Industrial Revolutions and Digital Transformation: Understanding Technological Embeddedness and Its Impact on Organizational Dynamics
Journal of Organizational Change Management
The special issue aims to explore the multifaceted impact of digital transformation in the context of Industry 4.0 and 5.0, examining how technological embeddedness influences organizational dynamics.
Guest editor(s)
Erhan Aydin,
Emir Ozeren,
Ozlem Ayaz,
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Taking stock and charting the future: The management and implication of generative artificial intelligence (AI) for the changing workplace
Journal of Managerial Psychology
This special issue aims to take stock, and also chart the future of the (un) known possibilities and potentialities of AI for the changing workplace.
Guest editor(s)
Nawaf AlGhanem,
David Sarpong,
Ashley Braganza,
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The Future of Learning: Generative AI’s Impact on International Business Education
Journal of International Education in Business
The special issue investigates generative AI's role and impact on International Business Education, delving into social and ethical concerns, and analyzing its effect on learning outcomes in diverse...
Guest editor(s)
Antonio La Sala,
Ryan P. Fuller,
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The future of language in international business management
Cross Cultural & Strategic Management
We welcome contributions that explore the use, management, and impact of language in various organizational settings, and in particular contributions that explore innovative, future-oriented...
Guest editor(s)
Leigh Anne Liu,
Philippe Lecomte,
Guro R. Sanden,
Michał Wilczewski,
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Reimagining theories and frameworks of entrepreneurship through the lens of transitional entrepreneurship
Management Decision
This special issue is to improve our understanding of how marginalized people can use entrepreneurship to reduce the negative consequences effects of stigma, bias, and discrimination.
Guest editor(s)
Angela Randolph,
Jay O’Toole,
Anil Nair,
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