The Organization Is A Repair Shop
This paper looks at organization from the perspective of broken world thinking (Jackson, 2014: 221). This means to appreciate the way organizational processes, structures and behaviours are subject Read More »
Food Repair: An Analysis Of The Tensions Between Preventing Waste And Assuring Safety
Research into food waste has shown that around one third of the food that is produced for human consumption ends up going to waste. The reasons for this are many but in reports and campaigns the role Read More »
Repair’s Diverse Transformative Geographies: Lessons From A Repair Community In Stuttgart
While repair appears antiquated in the 'disposable era' (Packard, 2011 [1960]: 55) – implying return and retrospection – its sympathizers celebrate repair's queering of capitalist growth Read More »
Repair Matters - Ephemera: Theory & Politics In Organization
This special issue of ephemera aims to investigate contemporary practices of repair as an emergent focus of recent organizing at the intersection of politics, ecology and economy (e.g. Bialski et Read More »
Effect Of Employee Empathy On Customer Satisfaction And Loyalty During Employee-customer
This study investigates the indirect effect of employee empathy (EE) on customer loyalty (CL) and loyalty outcomes through intervening variables, i.e. customer affective commitment, perceived service Read More »
Enhancing The Foundations For Theorising Through Bibliometric Mapping
Purpose The academic revolution that has taken place over the past 50-60 years has brought about many opportunities, but also challenges, in the lives of academics. The publish or perish phenomenon Read More »
Role Of Corporate Social And Environmental Responsibility In Cruise Consumers' Behaviour Decision
Cruise consumers' values have changed. They not only want the many benefits associated with twentieth century cruising, but also want a twenty-first century approach that engages the personal values Read More »
Religiosity, Idealism, And Ethical Consumption: The Mediating Effect Of Perceived Customer
Purpose The cognitive processes through which religiosity and idealism affect ethical consumption have received little attention in prior research. This study aims to explore the influence of Read More »
Author: Abdallah Alsaad, Abdulazeez Saif-Alyousfi, Hamzah Elrehail
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
Decoupling Debunked: Why Green Growth Is Not Enough
Is economic growth compatible with ecological sustainability? A new report shows that efforts to decouple economic growth from environmental harm, known as ‘green growth’, have not succeeded and Read More »
Corporate Entities Implicated In The UN Genocide Report (A/HRC/59/23)
This document lists corporate entities named in the UN Human Rights Council report A/HRC/59/23 for alleged complicity in international law violations related to the Israeli occupation. Each entry Read More »