In this article, we draw on actor-network theory (ANT) to reflexively investigate the role of the researcher and the research community in the production of a research subject. We review our earlier work, which explores ...

"Reframing" households possessing considerable information and communication technology (lCT) reveals some contradictory effects. Structurally, home/work boundaries are- blurring, while householders simultaneously attempt ...

This paper investigates the influence of modernisation on the moral judgements of 211 managers in the People�s Republic of China, based on their responses to a series of vignettes depicting potentially unethical behaviour ...

As Australia's population ages, the provision of aged care is gaining economic, social and political significance. The increasing importance of aged care is reflected in a number of recent government ...

The causes of the global financial crisis are complex and multidimensional. A combination of factors including low interest rates, highly complex financial products, poor risk management and excessive incentive schemes ...

The conceptual debate between Hamel and Pralahad (1990) in Harvard Business Review (68(3),79-93) and Stalk, Evans, and Schulman (1992) in Harvard Business Review (70(2), 4-9) focused the attention of both scholars and ...

The relation between acquisitions and takeover premiums has been extensively documented in the academic literature to date, but these studies have focused on settings whereby the takeover or merger is initiated by a market ...

With the emergence of China in the world economic scene, there is an increasing need for business managers in the West to understand the complexity of Chinese values in order to facilitate successful business relationships. The ...