By Business Science Daily – Climate crises, pandemics, and geopolitical conflicts are tearing through global food networks, forcing countries to rewrite the rules of trade. Friendshoring—shifting supply toward politically aligned partners—is reshaping the global food supply chain like never...
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By Business Science Daily – A recent study conducted by Wang, Zeng, & Liang (2025), published in Management Decision, considered assessing how US sanctions trigger Innovation Herd Effect among Chinese companies. Accordingly, 4,078 Chinese A-share listed companies were examined from...
By Business Science Daily For decades, tools such as Web of Science (Clarivate) (WoS) and Scopus(Elsevier) have served as gatekeepers of scholarly visibility. They have considered as powerful, but costly databases. They’ve offered services for tracking publications and citations. For researchers and institutions...
GOOGLE SCHOLAR LABS – Last week Google has launched a new artificial intelligence tool, Google Scholar Labs. It is designed to help researchers navigate complex academic questions. The tool moves beyond simple keyword matching. It analyses a research question to...
A recent paper, Batman returns! Leadership by crisis and the moral entrepreneurship of Donald J Trump written by Richard T Harrison published in 2025, provides a sophisticated theoretical dissection of a political phenomenon often described as anecdotally. This rigorous work...
In 2025, a select group of economists and business researchers received global recognition for their exceptional and far-reaching impact. The highly cited researcher making the intellectual foundations of economic theory, drive innovations in business practice, and provide the empirical...
The book “Building Digital Technological Capabilities: A Global South Perspective” provides a grounded, research-based roadmap for companies. It explains how firms can build, scale, and sustain their digital capabilities. The authors emphasize how companies turn digital tools into real...
The study “International Business Under Sanctions” published in the Journal of World Business, explores how economic sanctions and non-military restrictions imposed by governments to other nations may transform the landscape of international business. The research team, led by Professor Klaus...
Why does trust continue to command such intense interest from the world’s top management scholars? The recent decision by the Academy of Management Review to feature trust across Vol. 50, No. 4 provides a clear answer: it is a linchpin of modern business theory and practice....
Cryptocurrencies have transformed how we think about value, finance, and digital ownership, yet the accounting world is still catching up. Are these digital coins intangible assets like patents and trademarks, or investment instruments like stocks and bonds? The classification of cryptocurrencies within financial...