By Jorge Martinez-Vazquez, Paul Smoke and Serdar Yilmaz. Many people, including academic researchers and practitioners, do not see a connection between the fight against climate change and subnational governments. Although subnational governments are important actors in climate change response, their role has not received as much attention as it merits.…

Ilaria Boncori, Monika Kostera and Emmanouela Mandalaki are co-authors of a new monograph, Poetry and Organizing: Perspectives on the Uses and Value of Poetry in Organization Studies, published in print and available digitally with Open Access by Edward Elgar, with the support of the University’s Open Access Fund. Here they introduce…

Once limited to a few specialists, research on how international migration shapes innovation has now moved into the mainstream. Increasingly, “migration” and “innovation” appear jointly in the titles and keyword lists of scholarly papers, various disciplines and specialties. Why so much interest from so many different parts? A Research Agenda…

By Assoc. Prof Magda I.A. Mohsin and Prof. Aishath Muneeza The world today is grappling with profound challenges: widening inequality, persistent poverty, fragile health systems, and climate-related crises. These realities highlight the urgent need for financial systems that are not only efficient, but also inclusive, ethical, and sustainable. Our book,…