We are part of Nature, not separate from it. We rely on Nature to provide us with food, water
and shelter; regulate our climate and disease; maintain nutrient cycles and oxygen …

Much of the discourse around climate change and the situation of diverse human societies
and cultures in the Anthropocene focuses on responding to scientific understanding of the …

Consumers prefer human service over chatbots in some contexts. We draw on treatments of
trust in information systems research to propose a three-tiered model of trust which posits …

The modern project of evolutionary economics (ie Schumpeterian industrial dynamics in a
Darwinian framework) is advanced and mature these days. However, centuries of industrial …

Sustainable tourism development can utilize the social capital of society to encourage
development. The social networks, norms, and trusts the community has built reflect social …

Social entrepreneurship is a field widely explored from multiple perspectives and within
multiple academic disciplines. In parallel, practitioners have applied social entrepreneurship …

This article aims to contribute to street-level bureaucracy (SLB) theory by bringing to the
forefront the experiences and perspectives of the Global South. Our argument is that …

Few studies investigate whether ESG mitigates the harmful effects of changes in firms'
external environments. We evidence that ESG mitigated the impact of COVID-19 work-from …

According to the theory of institutional economics, local culture has a profound impact on
individuals and groups. It fundamentally affects individual preferences and attitudes, guiding …

Trust plays a critical role in determining social welfare in the digital economy and has
significant socioeconomic implications. To investigate the relationship between trust and …