“An A is an A” gives academic evaluation clarity and fairness, but it also encourages questionable research practices, narrows innovation, and reduces researcher motivation.
Insights, Ethics & Impact
The official AI guidelines from four major academic publishers – Elsevier, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, and Sage are reviewed
Whereas a liar deliberately conceals the truth, a bullshitter is fundamentally indifferent to it, aiming instead to persuade or impress regardless of factual accuracy.
A 2023 Multidisciplinary Roadmap for Generative AI in 2026
The business research & education must rediscover its lost soul – not through more ranking chasing or accreditation games, but through a radical re‑engagement with the history of its own ideas and the moral imagination of the humanities.
Ramchandani, Bastani, and Wyatt (2025) extend the risk perspective in supply chain research to a different and sensitive domain: human trafficking risk embedded within commercial sex supply chains.
The paper published in the Journal of Financial Crime, applies Kane's regulatory dialectic—a framework traditionally used to explain banking innovation—to the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Trade weaponization backfires. Dong & Lu (2025) show that US tariffs on China briefly help, but retaliation wipes out gains and collapses US–China trade by over 95%. The real winners? Bystanders like Vietnam and Mexico, as supply chains quietly...
