Green product innovation (GPI) has become an essential strategy for companies to address environmental challenges while strengthening their competitiveness in a sustainable manner. However, important gaps remain in understanding how internal organizational factors interact with external pressures that shape their imple...
David Mayorga, Jorge Tello-Gamarra, Martín Hernani-Merino et al.· Journal of Management for Gl...· 0 citations
Amid escalating pressures for both digital transformation and sustainable value creation, an important yet insufficiently resolved question is how firms convert a digital strategic posture into meaningful environmental, social, and governance (ESG) outcomes. Existing research has largely emphasized direct associations...
Jin-Kui Li, Siti Rahyla Rahmat, Yi Huang· Quantum Journal of Social Sc...· 0 citations
-The emergence of digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and ecosystem-based competition has fundamentally altered the competitive landscape within which multinational enterprises (MNEs) operate. This review examines how traditional internalization theory, while remaining influential, exhibits important limitation...
Chibueze Uzoma Chibundu, Onyinyechi Henrietta Usoh, O. Iheme et al.· Iconic research and engineer...· 0 citations
This study aims to examine how commitment within innovation ecosystems (IE) contributes to multidimensional value creation from a Triple Bottom Line (TBL) perspective, addressing key gaps in the literature by focusing on relational dynamics and analysing how IE commitment translates into economic, social, and envir...
Daniel Espinosa Sáez, E. Delgado-Ballester, J. Munuera-Alemán· European Journal of Innovati...· 0 citations
This article examines the strategic decision‐making processes behind the shift from hedging to asymmetrical alignment in foreign policy, a crucial but understudied area in international relations in advanced technology sectors. While traditional theories suggest that states employ hedging to manage risk between balan...
As public universities worldwide adopt fee‐paying models, they increasingly operate as hybrid institutions that must reconcile public missions with market demands. This study investigates the role of strategic marketing (SM) in relation to perceived competitive sustainability (CS) within this contested space, using...
Walid Abdelhalim· Journal of Public Affairs· 0 citations
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