This paper introduces the construct of leader inclusiveness—words and deeds exhibited by
leaders that invite and appreciate others' contributions. We propose that leader …

A growing number of academicians and practitioners have put supply chain risks on their
agendas, particularly triggered by a recent series of catastrophic events that have disrupted …

The crisis management literature has not dealt in depth with small business response to
disasters. This study takes a qualitative approach to consider how small businesses respond …

Opportunities associated with discontinuous change typically do not trigger organizational
response until the opportunity is perceived as a threat. However, threat perception can then …

This paper combines insights from the sociology of knowledge and the emerging practice-
based literature on learning and knowing to extend the institutional framework of accounting …

Using a qualitative design, we develop a model of discrimination lawsuit resolution
identifying type of discrimination, firms' verbal and behavioral responses, and stakeholder …

Organizations are occasionally faced with technology-based and accident-triggered crises
that may cause costly disasters if not handled properly. Questions arise: How should …

Findings are presented from an exploratory field study of the decision processes employed
during crisis response. Decision process maps of 15 crisis response events are analyzed …

This article reviews 17 Finnish crises since the Second World War from a perspective of
three sets of questions derived from the theoretical literature. The questions deal with the …

L'importance du bon déroulement des opérations logistiques lors d'actions humanitaires,
liées à des catastrophes naturelles ou géopolitiques, est souvent soulignée par les médias …