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Can family characteristics influence the future labor situation of children? Evidence for Spain
[ "Spain", "Unemployment", "Intergenerational transmission", "Labour market", "Household composition", "D10", "E24", "I32" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Major social changes in the institution of the family in Western countries have resulted in a process of separation in the household, with rising divorce rates and growing numbers of single-parent families (Cherlin, 2002; Man...
The link between perceived high-performance work practices, employee attitudes and service quality: The mediating and moderating role of trust
[ "Greece", "Trust", "Banks", "High-performance work systems", "HPWS", "Employee outcomes" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Over the last two decades, there has been a vast amount of research linking high-performance work systems (HPWS) with various firm-level performance outcomes (e.g. Huselid, 1995) across different industries and regions (e.g. ...
Fresh thinking in services marketing: contemporary, cutting-edge and creative thoughts
[ "Services marketing", "Theory development", "Service research" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nWhy are Fresh Ideas Important?: What do the following ideas have in common?\nEnhancing theory development in service research: We start with five essays resulting from an international network event that took place in Karlstad University i...
Comparative, cross-cultural, and cross-national research: A comment on good and bad practice
[ "Research", "Research methods", "Cross‐cultural studies", "Marketing" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: The International Marketing Review (IMR) is a journal that encourages submissions of research that extend theory and practice in international marketing, and one kind of submission that we seek is empirical international comp...
The role of leadership in business model innovation: a case of an entrepreneurial firm from India
[ "Leadership", "Entrepreneurship", "Emerging economy", "Business model innovation" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Business model innovation (BMI) has been extensively studied by management researchers and practitioners over the last two decades. BMI is an extension of the business model (BM) but includes questions and concepts that are b...
Examining "peer-to-peer" (P2P) systems as consumer-to-consumer (C2C) exchange
[ "Consumers", "Internet", "Resource sharing", "Buyer‐seller relationships", "Marketing", "Exchange" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: The P2P software program Kazaa has nearly 1/3 of a billion registered users globally (Graham, 2004).\nLiterature review - managerial backdrop and extant research: A managerial overview of P2P exchange\nResearch model: Theoret...
Household acquisition of healthy food away from home
[ "Calories", "Healthy", "Double-hurdle", "Expenditures", "Food away from home" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Over the course of three generations, US dining habits have undergone a major transformation, with Americans cooking at home less and dining out more. From 1954 to 2014, the share of food dollars Americans allocated to food a...
The degree of the uncertain reward and customer engagement: An explanation mechanism based on optimistic estimation
[ "Co-creation", "Customer engagement", "Optimistic estimation", "Uncertain reward" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Customer engagement (CE) is viewed as a strategy that mutually benefits buyers and sellers, and implies customers can engage in all business processes to create value for companies (Etgar, 2008; Yoon and Lee, 2019). The abili...
A study of the self-perceived competencies regarding the knowledge and skills of healthcare providers in the Expanded Program on Immunization in Thailand: A mixed-methods study
[ "Health care providers competencies", "Competency", "Expanded Program on Immunization", "Thailand" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Immunization lies at the core of the control and prevention of major communicable diseases in Thailand. The provision of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) in Thailand has received the praise of the World Health Organ...
Improving contractor social networking on IBS infrastructure maintenance projects: a review
[ "Innovation", "Technology", "Integration" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: \"The age of technology and the communication revolution have provided the construction industry with new opportunities to advance contracting and grow business. It's not surprising that companies of any size present their...
Information governance requirements in dynamic business networking
[ "Metadata", "Information security", "Information governance", "Information quality", "Business networking", "Inter-organizational business process" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The competition in today's globalized markets increasingly forces organizations to provide mass customized integrated solutions for their customers (Vargo and Lusch, 2004; Tukker and Tischner, 2006). To achieve competitive...
Coaching versus therapy in business management: Separating the practices, skill-sets and goals between two converging disciplines
[ "Coaching", "Counselling", "Occupational psychology", "Gestalt psychology" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: At what point is the line between executive coaching and therapy crossed, and exactly how do managers differentiate between the two disciplines? These are questions which Peter Bluckert's article, \"The similarities and diffe...
Consumer participation in last-mile logistics service: an investigation on cognitions and affects
[ "Co-creation", "Self-service technology", "Consumer participation", "Last mile", "Cognitions and affects", "Consumer logistics", "Self-collection service" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Encouraging customer participation (CP) in co-creating service values represents the new frontier in achieving a competitive advantage (Bendapudi and Leone, 2003; Mostafa, 2016). Instead of being passive recipients of service...
A business intelligence framework for sustainability information management in higher education
[ "Business intelligence", "Higher education", "Sustainability reporting", "Dashboards", "BI framework", "Strategic sustainability information" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: The increased competition in the higher education sector has resulted in a need for faster and improved decision-making at all levels of an institution (Stocker, 2010). Higher education institutions (HEIs) globally have reali...
The hidden risks in strategic account management strategy
[ "Strategic management", "Key accounts", "Buyer‐seller relationships" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: Strategic account management (SAM) strategies, sometimes known as key account management (KAM), have evolved across the world as an approach to handling the issues raised by very large customers who dominate a supplier's sale...
Champagne: the challenge of value co-creation through regional brands
[ "Case study", "France", "Competitive strategy", "Conceptual/theoretical", "Strategy", "Value creation", "Territorial branding", "Value co-creation", "Champagne", "Resource-based view" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Brands are traditionally seen as belonging to a firm. The traditional marketing view indicates that brands provide value to products and their producers (Kotler et al., 1994). However, the concentration on defining the produc...
High-performance work systems and job satisfaction: a multilevel model
[ "Perceived organizational support", "Engineers", "Intrinsic motivation", "Job satisfaction", "High-performance work system" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Over the past few decades, human resource management (HRM) literature has suggested that organizations use high-performance work systems (HPWS) to enhance their performance (e.g. Subramony, 2009). In general, HPWS is conceptu...
Role of managerial traits in firm-level corruption: evidence from Vietnam
[ "Corruption", "Vietnam", "SMEs", "Managerial capital" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: There is a growing body of literature that recognises the role of bribery for country's economic development and firm performance. The level of bribery can be considered as a function of both demand and supply (Baughn et a...
Determinants of manufacturing productivity: pilot study on labor-intensive industries
[ "Manufacturing productivity", "R&D knowledge", "Skills", "Working environment", "Research and development", "Manufacturing industries", "Manufacturing systems", "Costs", "Labour", "Working conditions" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The labor-intensive manufacturing industries are generally defined as industries where labor costs are more important than capital costs. More specifically, labor-intensive means use of manpower in the production process w...
Assessment of disaster risk management in Mexico
[ "Disasters", "Emergency response", "Manmade disaster", "Climate", "Natural hazard", "Weather", "Financial instruments", "Insurance", "Economic planning and development", "Risk transfer", "Loss sharing" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Mexico is a country highly exposed to a wide variety of natural hazards. The southern Pacific coast of the country belongs to the so-called Ring of Fire of tectonic activity. Tropical storms and hurricanes are a constant haza...
Managing technology innovation paradoxes through multi-level ambidexterity capabilities
[ "Technological change", "Technology innovation paradoxes", "Ambidexterity capabilities", "Integration mechanisms" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: In pursuing new core technology, incumbent firms face the ambidextrous challenges of \"exploiting\" existing capabilities in order to support advanced \"exploratory\" technology (Taylor and Helfat, 2009). The two types of ...
The coaching process seen from the daily (and controversial) perspective of experts and coaches
[ "Portugal", "Coaching", "Human resources" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The main objective of this study was to analyze the coaching process from the perspective of experts and practitioners (coaches), addressing daily aspects of its practice, as well as controversial elements in the organizat...
Assessing the distributional impact of community forest income: Evidence from south-western Nigeria
[ "Income distribution", "Environmental economics", "Sustainable development", "Welfare economics" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Forest resources are a key component of the natural resource base of any community and they play a fundamental role in the socio-economic well-being of the people. This is particularly so in Africa where most of the countries...
Variance analysis
[ "Poetry", "Loss" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nVariance analysis: For Tim, i.m. FredThe hours go slow and yawn and scratch themselvesand we are naming parts of balance sheets,tight in a windowless room, totting the cost,while the first day of spring unfurls outside;and you are motorbik...
A conceptual framework for information technology governance effectiveness in private organizations
[ "Information technology", "Corporate governance", "Information technology governance", "Organizational performance", "Balanced Scorecard" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1 Introduction: Information technology (IT) is an integral part and fundamental to support, sustain, and grow a business. Knowing this, corporations make huge investments in IT. Gartner (2010) reports that despite the current economic slow...
The sexual orientation wage gap in the USA
[ "Employment", "Family", "Gender", "Empowerment", "Equality", "Division of labour" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: As the gay rights movement gains momentum, greater attention is directed toward the discrimination faced by gay, lesbian, and bisexual individuals. Analyzing the existence and magnitude of a sexual orientation wage gap is hig...
An empirical analysis of search engines' response to web search queries associated with the classroom setting
[ "Education", "Children", "Readability", "Search engines", "Misinformation", "K-12", "Search engine results pages", "Web search queries", "Child-appropriateness" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Search Engines (SEs) are the \"go-to\" tools for children's online information discovery (Rowlands et al., 2008). Children's use of SEs goes beyond accessing sites for leisure purposes, as they also utilize these tools for sc...
Key performance indicators (KPI) for the sustainability of building energy efficiency retrofit (BEER) in hotel buildings in China
[ "Building energy efficiency", "Sustainability", "Hotel", "Fuzzy set theory", "Key performance indicators", "China" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: 1.1 Research background\n2. Research methodology: In order to achieve the objective stated previously, first, literature review and in-depth interviews with industry experts and academic researchers were conducted, which f...
The "organizing" paradigm in public administration: learning by focusing on customer orientation
[ "Training", "Organizational theory", "Organizing", "Customer orientation", "Public administration" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Public administration is a critical context due to demanding clients, barriers to equity and intrinsic organizational complexity. This complexity derives from the dual character of the public sector, that is to be both a mean...
Construction of meanings in business relationships and networks
[ "Construction of meaning", "B2B marketing", "Storytelling", "Business relationships", "Interaction behaviours", "Interactive communication" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Studies of buyer-seller relationships between organizations in the IMP research stream have highlighted the role of interaction processes in relation to the outcomes of such business relationships for the parties, for the ...
Building regional capacity: lessons from Leadership South West
[ "Leadership development", "Organizations", "Regional development", "Government policy", "United Kingdom" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Building leadership capacity across the public, private and voluntary sectors has become a fundamental objective of UK government policy (DfES, 2002). Improvements in leadership and management are regarded as a driving force ...
Motivations behind irrationality in the shipping asset management: Review of fundamental theories and practical challenges
[ "Behavioral economics of shipping", "Irrationality", "Ship investment", "Short-termism", "Temporal myopia" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The following statement is from Fifty Years' Freights: 1869-1919, one of the oldest publications in the freight market research, written by Angier and Watson, 1920:\n2. Rationality postulate and theory of rational irration...
Personal development plans: evidence from research on their use
[ "Self development", "Workplace learning", "Performance appraisal" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: As the term indicates, a personal development plan (PDP) is a document completed by an individual that details their intentions and actions with regard to their own development. PDPs have become increasingly popular in organi...
The logic of the gift and the bonding value: a new perspective for business management
[ "Gift", "Relationships", "Bonding value", "Business management representation" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. The meaning of business relationships: the so-called \"gift model\": In this section we are going to clarify the meaning of business relationships, using the so-called \"gift model\". From an epistemological point of view, such a model ...
Developing criteria for the withdrawal of print content available online
[ "Serials management", "Electronic journals", "Collections management" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Access to increasing numbers of electronic journals, both through current subscriptions and the growing availability of archival backfiles, expands the definition of what it means to build a collection. It allows libraries mo...
The role of service providers in 3D printing adoption
[ "Denmark", "Germany", "Service providers", "Additive manufacturing", "3D printing adoption challenges", "Industrial firms" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Many firms across a diverse range of industries are exploring 3D Printing (3DP) for multiple applications including prototyping, tooling and component manufacturing. Conservative estimates consider 3DP to be still at an ea...
Factors influencing logistics cost and service quality: a survey within the Indian steel sector
[ "Logistics cost", "Logistics process and cost elements", "Service quality" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Globally, the elements of logistics are very critical in deciding the competitiveness of steel sector; typically for steel manufacturing, inbound logistics is more critical as compared to outbound logistics both in terms o...
Capital statement analysis as a tool to detect tax evasion
[ "Tax fraud", "Case study", "Tax evasion", "Capital statement analysis", "Tax investigation" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: In Malaysia, under the self-assessment system (SAS), taxpayers are encouraged to voluntarily comply with the tax law and be responsible for their own tax returns. Thus, the taxpayer has more freedom in reporting his or her in...
A collaboration of school administrators and a university faculty to advance school administrator practices using appreciative inquiry
[ "Appreciative inquiry", "Narrative", "Reflection", "Storytelling", "Administrative practice", "Craft knowledge", "School administrator", "School leadership" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: What if school administrators used observation of successful practices/events in their schools to advance educational practices and human performance? This overarching question was the guiding focus of an appreciative inquiry...
Social media usage in hotel human resources: recruitment, hiring and communication
[ "Hotels", "Recruitment", "LinkedIn", "Social media", "Hiring", "Human resources" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Social media (SM) is changing human interaction and the way in which individuals access personal information in the expanding online environment. SM is an example of a discontinuous innovation - a new product that establishes...
France's new economic regulations: insights from institutional legitimacy theory
[ "Legitimacy theory", "Environmental disclosure", "NRE law" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Legitimacy theory has inspired many studies on voluntary social and environmental reporting (Deegan, 2002). By and large, these studies used a strategic view of legitimacy to assess how corporate managers draw on social and e...
Branding employment related public policies: evidence from a non-western context
[ "Nationalization", "Public policy branding", "Promoting labour nationalization", "Attitudes", "Perceptions", "Expatriates", "United Arab Emirates" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: For many years, nationalization programmes aimed at increasing the inclusion of citizens in the workforce have been in place in all of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, i.e. Oman, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qa...
Managing the survivor syndrome as scenario planning methodology ... and it matters!
[ "Performance management", "Scenario planning" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Foresight has become one of the latest management buzzwords, rising above many other tools of strategic competitive advantage, particularly in times of uncertainty and environmental turbulence. Principally, the ability to inc...
Improving integrated reporting: A new learning and growth perspective for the balanced scorecard
[ "Systems thinking", "Balanced scorecard", "Integrated reporting", "Integrated thinking", "Intangible asset disclosure", "Learning and growth" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) recently sought feedback about the enablers, incentives and barriers to implementing its International integrated reporting framework (<IRF>). Inspired by this call, we...
Managerial control mechanisms and their influence on project performance: an investigation of the moderating role of complexity risk
[ "Formal control", "Informal control", "Project performance", "Complexity risk", "Construction" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The importance of construction projects is growing significantly due to the rapid increase in the urbanization of developing countries (Banihashemi et al., 2017; Kang et al., 2018). It is largely accepted that the world is...
Offshore outsourcing: a managerial framework
[ "Services", "Purchasing", "Outsourcing", "Supply chain management" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: An executive summary for managers and executive readers can be found at the end of this issue.\nBackground: Outsourcing occurs when an organization subcontracts a product or process to an outside supplier (Drezner, 2004). Red...
Climate change adaptation in the management of public buildings: an Indonesian context
[ "Australia", "Indonesia", "Risk management", "Climate change adaptation", "Asset management", "Public asset" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Climate change is a growing challenge for Indonesia. Also, the country is the world's fifth largest in terms of greenhouse gases emissions, mostly through the result of deforestation, forest fires and changing land use (Re...
Audit and feedback in mental healthcare: staff experiences
[ "Evidence-based practice", "Quality improvement", "Audit", "Clinical guidelines", "Self-assessment" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines aim to secure and improve care for clients, patients and service users, and are produced at a fast pace in mental health services (Shekelle et al., 2012; Barbui et al., 2014). They ...
The evolving role of occupational therapists in adult critical care in England: A mixed methods design using role theory
[ "Rehabilitation", "Occupational therapy", "Role theory", "Critical care" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Integrated rehabilitation has not traditionally played a role in the recovery pathway for survivors of critical illness, with only ad hoc rehabilitation commonly provided, usually by physiotherapists. A recent paradigm shift ...
Re-visiting the supply chain: a communication perspective
[ "Corporate communications", "Communication processes" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: This study develops an exploratory \"communicational view\" of the supply chain (SC), providing a preliminary conceptual mapping of communication roles, forms and tools supporting SC processes. It is aimed at highlighting how...
New ways of promoting equality and diversity in the workplace: The role of the union equality representative
[ "Trade unions", "Employee representatives", "Work place", "Equal opportunities", "United Kingdom" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: On the 9th of February 2009 at Congress House, London, the headquarters of the British Trades Union Congress (TUC), the first trade union conference was held to report and reflect specifically on the role of a new type of equ...
Service provision for co-creation of value: Insights from exchange- and production economy perspectives
[ "Entrepreneurship", "Service dominant logic", "Buyer seller relationship", "Craftsmanship", "Inter-organisational relationships", "Production proficiency" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1 Introduction: This paper considers inter-organisational issues in supply chain relationships (SCRs) with a view to advance research on co-creation of value in the service dominant logic (SDL) field. Following Vargo and Lusch (2004a), ins...
Why Singapore works: five secrets of Singapore's success
[ "Singapore", "Corruption", "Education", "Policy diffusion", "Lee Kuan Yew", "Pragmatic leadership", "Effective public bureaucracy", "Competitive compensation" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nExplaining Singapore's success: Singapore is the smallest of [...] Asia's four \"Little Dragons\" [...] but in many ways it is the most successful. Singapore is Asia's dream country. [...] Singapore's success says a great deal about how a ...
Three poems on organisation, control and exchange
[ "Workflow", "Child welfare", "Exchange" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nI. Putting out work: Centuries gone by,we had a loom at home.Every week we got instructions:what to produce, how much, for whom.We were given our wool and toolsand all our materials,so that we could weave your cloth.We were regularly check...
Partnering for change: How a health authority, physicians, and communities work together to transform primary healthcare services
[ "Integration", "Partnering", "Primary care", "Qualitative research", "Organizational innovation", "Rural health services" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nBackground: Primary healthcare reform initiatives have been created to serve as the cornerstone of a transformed health system (Starfield et al., 2005). Specific components include community involvement (Farmer and Nimegeer, 2014), new pri...
The gender pay gap of STEM professions in the United States
[ "United States of America", "Chemistry", "Scientists", "Sex and gender issues", "Pay" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: A decade ago, Congress created the Commission on the Advancement of Women and Minorities in Science, Engineering, and Technology Development to address gender and racial diversity in the science, technology, engineering and m...
Condition monitoring of aluminium electrolytic capacitors using accelerated life testing: A comparison
[ "Condition monitoring", "Reliability", "Thermal stress", "Failure prediction", "Accelerated life testing", "Electrolytic capacitor", "Life prediction" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Electronic Industry is the lifeline of today's society. From daily life applications to critical safety applications, from toys to radar, the use of electronic components is growing on an exponential rate. As the devices a...
Factors influencing organic food purchase in India - expert survey insights
[ "Organic foods", "Buying behaviour", "India" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Consumers worldwide are becoming increasingly concerned about nutrition, health and the quality of their food (Gil et al., 2000). One of the key ways that environment and health consciousness is getting reflected is through c...
A critical assessment of work and family life of female entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Some fresh evidence from Ghana
[ "Sub-Saharan Africa", "Women entrepreneurship", "Ghana", "Work and family life" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Global economic, social, and environmental upheavals continue to create uncertainties in various economies around the world. Amid the confusion, entrepreneurs have been largely acknowledged as agents of economic growth and de...
Impacts of media richness on network features and community commitment in online games
[ "Online game", "Media richness", "Commitment", "Community", "Structural equation modeling" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Online games provide various revenue sources to game makers, including the sale of game software (Cheung et al., 2015), advertising within games (Choi, 2019) and purchases of in-game content (or items) (Bae et al., 2019a, 201...
Citizens' intention to use and recommend e-participation: Drawing upon UTAUT and citizen empowerment
[ "Technology adoption", "Structural equation modelling", "Partial least squares", "E-government", "E-democracy" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: E-participation is defined as a branch of e-government with special focus on citizen engagement for deliberation and decision orientation (Welch, 2012). For instance, the online participatory budgeting platforms (Sintomer ...
Learning as an apprentice in Sweden: A comparative study on affordances for vocational learning in school and work life apprentice education
[ "Work-based learning", "Apprenticeship curriculum", "Employed apprentices", "Upper secondary apprenticeship education", "Vocational education and training (VET)", "Workplace curriculum" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The Swedish vocational education and training (VET) system is intended to prepare students for working life (GY, 2011), via one of several routes (SFS, 2010, p. 2039). One is via a three-year upper secondary education prog...
Moving pains: Problems for female expats
[ "Gender", "Awards", "Networking", "Expatriates", "Career" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nReview: Looking at business trends in the 2000s, one of the most dominant themes has been the use of evidence-based decision-making. This is not to say that all twentieth century business decisions were done on the fly with little use of t...
Consumer loyalty towards locally certified low-input farm products
[ "Consumer attitude", "Environment-friendly farming", "Frequent buyer program", "Local food system", "Low-input product" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Interest in locally produced organic and low-input food has grown remarkably as consumers have become more aware of the health and environmental effects of pesticides, genetically modified organisms, food safety, and ethical ...
Transculturality as a drive for the SDGs achievement
[ "Partnership", "Sustainable development goals", "International projects", "Transculturality", "UN PRME" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: In 2007, the UN Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative started as an educational arm of the UN Global Compact (GC) to help educational institutions develop globally responsible leaders. Currently, t...
Estimating the effect of entrepreneur education on graduates' intention to be entrepreneurs
[ "Entrepreneurial intention", "Career choices", "Entrepreneur education", "Graduate entrepreneur" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: In line with national transformation, Malaysia sees entrepreneurship as a catalyst to transform the country from a middle-income to a high-income economy by 2020 (Yeng Kiat and Shuhymee, 2012). Thus, it is not surprising t...
Impact of strategic decision making for outsourcing on managing manufacturing
[ "Decision making", "Outsourcing", "Manufacturing systems", "Operations management" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: The reasons to include outsourcing in manufacturing strategies have been extensively elaborated in academic literature (Kremic et al., 2006, p. 467). Many have related outsourcing confidently to the performance of manufacturi...
The life security system for Chinese families in compliance with the family planning policy
[ "China", "Government policy", "Population policy", "Social security", "Family planning", "Life security", "One‐child family" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1 Background: The policy of the family planning has been heated discussed since its birth. It generally was regarded as the \"one-child\" policy due to its original purpose of the control of the population growth. However, the specific con...
Green community entrepreneurship 2.0: Collective response or individual adaptation strategy to funding cuts in Canada (2006-2012)
[ "Resilience", "Transition", "Transformation", "Social entrepreneurship", "Organizational adaptation", "Green community entrepreneurship" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Government cancellations of funding to social and environmental programs are a common challenge to non-profit organizations that operate in the social economy. The environmental services sector is part of the social economy b...
Performance evaluation of the Turkish pension fund system
[ "Fund performance evaluation", "Turkish pension system" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: In the last decades, the transformation in the pension fund industry toward defined contribution plans paves the way to the delegation of investment decisions to individuals, i.e., individuals are responsible for their action...
Delays in new product introduction: Experiences of a food processing company in a developing economy
[ "New product development", "Developing countries", "Process management", "Delivery" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: The current business environment is faced with the pressure of competition. This is because customers, lately, are asking manufacturers and service providers to provide more value through their goods and service offerings. Th...
The role of the customer contact person's age in service encounters
[ "Customers", "Customer relations", "Age groups", "Finland" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: An executive summary for managers and executive readers can be found at the end of this article.\n1. Introduction: Individuals value things differently over the course of their lives. As a result, the perception of a service ...
From rhetoric towards a model of practical knowledge management systems
[ "Knowledge management", "Diffusion", "Australia" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: As a result of the changing marketplace (from capital assets market to knowledge economy), competition, and the rapid development of technology, organizations have started paying more attention to maximizing their knowledge-b...
The ethics of professional accountants: an Aristotelian perspective
[ "Aristotle", "Flourishing", "Professional ethics", "Character", "Virtue ethics", "Excellence" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n__NO_TITLE__: The ethics of professional accountants (PAs) is a topic of continued interest and relevance. Although there is a wide range of ways in which accounting ethics can be investigated and conceptualised, the regular accounting sca...
Examining the role of emotional intelligence between organizational learning and adaptive performance in Indian manufacturing industries
[ "Emotional intelligence", "Organizational learning", "Adaptive performance", "Indian manufacturing industries" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Adaptive performance is pretty significant to organisations that are facing uncertainty (Mossholder et al., 2000), volatility and complex business conditions (Skinner et al., 2002). The diverse workforce of the twenty-first c...
A neuro-computing approach to the thermal profile control of the second-side reflow process in surface mount assembly
[ "Neural nets", "Technology led strategy", "Printed circuits", "Solder" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Surface mount technology (SMT) is the most important development in the assembly of sophisticated electronics devices in modern electronics (Danielson, 1995), and has become the major means of manufacture in the printed ci...
Enterprise risk management: a capability-based perspective
[ "Dynamic capabilities", "Enterprise risk management", "Resource-based view", "Risk-management capability", "Risk-management theory", "Risk resilience" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Risk management is an important topic in management research and practice (Bromiley and Rau, 2016). This study defines risk management as the firm's processes to cope with risks to minimize the volatility of returns and to en...
Does social currency matter in creation of enhanced brand experience?
[ "Consumer behaviour", "Brand evaluation", "Brand communities" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Developing a strong brand identity and communicating it to consumers is a key challenge in brand management (Keller, 2007; Da Silveira et al., 2013; Phillips et al., 2014a, 2014b). Today, brands no longer have full control...
Management innovations in a Chinese hotel company: the case of 7 Days Inn
[ "China", "Hotels", "Organizational culture", "Strategic advantage", "Management innovation", "7 Days Inn" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: This paper discusses the case of a Chinese hotel firm, 7 Days Inn, which pursued innovative management practices to compete in a highly competitive economy hotel market in China. Since the development of the first economy ...
Intrusion detection and the role of the system administrator
[ "Computer security", "Information management", "Computer networks", "Intrusion detection systems", "Intrusion detection", "System administrator", "System administration" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1 Introduction: When system administrators monitor the security of computer network(s) they often use an intrusion detection system (IDS). The IDS examines events (in network traffic, operating systems, etc.) and raises an alarm if the eve...
Adding value through the use of internet-based testing
[ "Psychometric tests", "Internet", "Testing conditions", "Personality" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nTechnology and testing enterprise: Applied testing[1] is one of psychology's greatest successes. Within organisations the use of psychometric testing is extensive and ever increasing, with applications spanning the entire employee lifecycl...
Reframing implementation as an organisational behaviour problem: Inside a teamwork improvement intervention
[ "Evaluation", "Training", "Health education", "Learning", "Teamwork", "Qualitative research" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nBackground: An implementation problematic\nMethods: Selection of participants\nResults and discussion: Characteristics of participants\nConclusion: All in all, we have found that implementation of a training intervention can have a flow-on...
Constructive usage of WhatsApp in education sector for strengthening relations
[ "Students", "WhatsApp", "Education sector", "Non-teaching staff", "Teaching staff", "W-CRM" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Social media has become an essential part of our life, especially among students who known as Generation Next (James and Levin, 2015). As a user of social media, we can share pictures and videos, choose to likes and commen...
Is the edulcorate power of two intense sweeteners sucralose and stevia same in ice cream and frozen desserts?
[ "Milk", "Ice cream", "Carob", "Coconut", "Magnitude estimation", "Soybeans", "Cashew nut", "Frozen dessert" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: The food industry is constantly developing products to meet consumers' demand and dietary restrictions. Frozen desserts are in great demand and consumed by all age groups (Wrobel and Teixeira, 2017). Of the frozen desserts...
Disasters, hope and globalization: exploring self-identification with global consumer culture in Japan
[ "Japan", "Hope", "Terror management theory", "Global consumer culture", "Global brand purchase intention", "Mortality salience" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Global brands are available under the same name in multiple countries with generally similar and centrally coordinated marketing strategies (Ozsomer and Altaras, 2008). Global consumer culture reflects a group of consumers...
Examining consumers' usage intention of contactless payment systems
[ "Usage intention", "Consumer brand engagement", "UTAUT2", "Near-field communication", "Contactless payment systems" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Since the introduction of near-field communication (NFC) technology in 2002 (Coskun et al., 2013), retail payment methods have been revolutionized by making them more convenient and easier to use. \"Contactless payment\" i...
"This degrading and stealthy practice": Accounting, stigma and indigenous wages in Australia 1897-1972
[ "Indigenous Australians", "Stigma", "Accounting history", "Aborigines", "Accounting controls", "Stolen wages" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: For countless years Aborigines were employed as housemaids, nannies, cooks and drovers - we thought our money was being 'saved'. But governments used Aboriginal money to fund developments and no 'savings' were left over. How ...
The influence of personal values and demographic variables on customer loyalty in the banking industry
[ "Loyalty", "Demographics", "Survey", "Bank customers", "Personal values" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Academic studies on loyalty have a long history in the marketing literature (Han et al., 2008; Homburg and Giering, 2001). For example, a number of studies have investigated how customer loyalty is associated with other co...
Effect of nature of the game on ad-persuasion in online gaming context: Moderating roles of game-product congruence and consumer's need for cognition
[ "Internet marketing", "ANOVA", "Advertising", "Communication", "Online operations" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Suppose you are at your office doing tiring computer work, to beat the boredom for a while you have decided to play an online game. While playing an online car-racing game, you have noticed that a brand logo is embedded in...
Understanding the UK's productivity problems: New technological solutions or a case for the renewal of old institutions?
[ "Productivity", "Inequality", "Collective bargaining", "Artificial intelligence" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Developed economies and the UK in particular have experienced what has been labelled a productivity problem since the financial crisis of 2008. That is, real productivity growth has been historically low with consequent ef...
Emerging masculinities in Chinese luxury social media marketing
[ "China", "Masculinity", "Marketing in China", "International advertising", "Social media marketing", "Luxury fashion brands", "Hegemonic and hybrid masculinity", "Male gender roles", "Luxury fashion marketing" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Gender portrayals in international advertising continue to interest marketing scholars (Behm-Morawitz, 2017; Furnham and Lay, 2018; Grau and Zotos, 2016; Matthes et al., 2016; Paek et al., 2011; Shaw and Tan, 2014). Much of t...
Smartphone use by students for information seeking
[ "Academic libraries", "Students", "Information seeking", "Smartphone", "Social science", "Mobile device" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, are essential for students in their academic life. These devices also dominate their daily life (Hossain and Ahmed, 2016) by providing relevant (Dukic et al., 2015), timely (...
A framework for reporting and dealing with end-user security policy compliance
[ "Information security management", "Human factors", "User behaviour", "Compliance management", "Information security policy" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: An information security policy is defined as a set of rules and regulations that describe how to make information technology safe and protect it from potential threats (Cosic and Boban, 2010), or in others words, it inform...
User conceptualizations of derivative relationships in the bibliographic universe
[ "User studies", "Cataloguing", "Ontologies", "Metadata", "Linked data", "FRBR", "Bibliographic systems", "Information modelling", "Mental models", "Conceptualizations" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: At the time of writing, science fictions fans battle in heated debates over whether the new Alien and Blade Runner movies are part of the same fictional universe. The final season of the television series Game of Thrones h...
Codification and creativity: knowledge management strategies in KIBS
[ "Standardization", "Knowledge management", "Knowledge‐intensive business services", "Creativity", "Design" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: Studies on knowledge management have addressed knowledge codification as a strategy able to increase the efficiency in knowledge management at the organizational level and to support knowledge transfer across individuals a...
Computer self-efficacy in the information society: Design of learning strategies, mechanisms and skill areas
[ "IT skills", "Community context", "Learning strategies", "Learning mechanisms", "Experience‐based learning", "Situated learning", "Internet", "Computers", "Skills", "Communication" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\n1. Introduction: As we keep technologizing public, and other services, like voting, banking, or socializing, and networking, people without necessary computer skills (and access), may risk being excluded, as has recently been debated at le...
A case study in institutional repository content curation: A collaborative partner approach to preserving and sustaining digital scholarship
[ "Collaboration", "Institutional repository", "Content recruitment", "Digital scholarship", "Digital preservation", "Content curation", "Data management" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Open access and institutional repositories are commonplace today in the university setting. More and more academic libraries are taking on the roles of leading such efforts on campus (Palmer et al., 2008; Soo et al., 2007). D...
Ethically minded consumer behaviour in Vietnam: An analysis of cultural values, personal values, attitudinal factors and demographics
[ "Long-term orientation", "Consumer ethics", "Spirituality", "Attitude", "Emerging markets", "Collectivism", "Ethical consumption", "Subjective norms", "Love of money" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Research into consumer ethics appears to have proliferated since the development of Muncy and Vitell's (1992) Consumer Ethics Scale (CES). The CES is conceptualised as consumers' ethical judgments, which are the extent to whi...
The main factors determining effective operation in case of a family business
[ "Family firms", "Entrepreneurship", "Knowledge", "Human capital" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: In order to achieve an efficient business operation, enterprises must harmonise corporate structure with organisational structure and administrative systems, which can be achieved by the strategic development of the organisat...
Family ownership and firm performance: evidence from Taiwanese firms
[ "Family ownership", "Performance management", "Endogeneity", "Panel data", "Taiwan", "Companies" ]
[ { "content": "Summarize the following paper into structured abstract.\n\nIntroduction: Family firms are common in advanced economies, such as Europe and the USA, and are even more popular in Taiwan and other Asian countries. La Porta et al. (1999) used listed companies in 27 countries around the world as sample...