Using a large panel of elections in 44 countries, Bryan Husted and Walid Saffar show that national elections affect CSR in contrasting ways. Read the paper "Elections and CSR Engagement: International Evidence" here > rdcu.be/cP2GA

What did #CorporateSocialResponsibility look like before the Industrial Revolution? Wonderful study of medieval miners’ guilds from University of Bath School of Management’s Stefan Hielscher (with Bryan Husted) in J. Business Ethics @BathCBOS doi.org/10.1007/s10551…

Samantha Barrón Jimenez and Mario A. Tello just published the book chapter called "Together we do it better." In the book "Empresas mexicanas: el viaje hacia un capitalismo consciente" by Editorial Tirant lo Blanch. Find the book here > bit.ly/3TuKD2a

We welcome Mariana Zerón (Secretary of Research and Post-Graduate Programs at Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas) and Eduardo Arango (Master's Degree Coordinator in Business Management at Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas) to EGADE. They are joining us as visiting professors.

Meet Yannick Wiessner, a Ph.D. candidate from Erasmus University's Rotterdam School of Management (RSM). He shares his experience visiting EGADE Business School to study foreign companies' perceptions of the local business environm…lnkd.in/egd58WUJ lnkd.in/e_VS9uhZ

This week, Shoeb Mohammad visited us from Lakehead University in Thunderbay, Ontario. Dr. Mohammad is working on a grant proposal to compare perceptions of corruption for multinational companies compared to domestic companies in Mexico.

The paper entitled "Skilled workforces and Law-abiding organizational climates in emerging markets" by Shoeb Mohammad and Bryan Husted has just been published. It examines how skilled workforce impacts law-abiding organizational climates > authors.elsevier.com/c/1gRlZ_3NpAzQ…

Find the article "Elevating the boutique appeal: generating a sense of place in luxury hospitality through virtual tours. Consumer Behavior in Tourism and Hospitality" by Pohlmann, A., Velasco, F., Eva Guerra & Sepulveda, C. J., here: bit.ly/3WPnt7v

The new article "Why corporate sustainability initiatives fail to reduce deforestation and what to do about it" focuses on corporate-led efforts to stop deforestation and identifies four reasons behind their failure. Find the article here –>bit.ly/3Lb7kGJ.

El Segundo Coloquio de Maestrantes Nahuas tiene como objetivo que los estudiantes de la Maestriah ipan Totlahtol iwan Tonemilis presenten avances de sus proyectos de investigación. Les invitamos a la transmisión de la conferencia magistral a través de: facebook.com/UVintercultura…

The new article titled "Business Models for Industrial Symbiosis: A Literature Review" by Giselle Rentería and David Perez-Castillo delivers the current state-of-the-art regarding industrial symbiosis and its business models to identify areas of opportunity > mdpi.com/2071-1050/15/1…

Jacobo Ramirez, Claudia Patricia Vélez-Zapata, and Rajiv Maher published "Green colonialism and decolonial feminism: A study of Wayúu women's resistance in La Guajira." Find the paper here > shorturl.at/tW359

"Moving beyond "the" business case: How to make corporate sustainability work" was just published. The authors argue that an effective business case orientation requires shifting to a broader "all stakeholders win" approach. Click here to read the article> shorturl.at/gjFRU

Rajat Panwar, Jonatan Pinkse, Benjamin Cashore, and Bryan Husted propose three broad areas of research to advance scholarship on the role of corporate sustainability in stopping deforestation. Read the article > shorturl.at/ntR78

The research of Alysha Shivji (Alysha Shivji) in Journal of Business Ethics investigates the necessary conditions for developing a participatory, rightsholder-driven approach to remedy business-related human rights abuses. Read the full paper here > shorturl.at/hmFIY

Despite growing interest, there's a gap in researching health interventions' impact. Shifting focus to interventions and adopting methods from public health can improve health outcomes and productivity, creating a new field of corporate health policy research. Read the article >

The new article "Understanding the link: the competencies and motivations of nascent entrepreneurs to engage in sustainable entrepreneurship" by Raquel Rojas and Bryan Husted explores the relationship between entrepreneurial competencies (self-efficacy and social capital) and

The paper "Dignity, Humanistic Management, and the Process of Social Innovation" by Selene Islas & Mario V. Maguirre investigates how dignity and humanistic management are present at every stage of the social innovation process. Read the article here: shorturl.at/acL67

Read the new paper by Martín-Núñez, Anil Yasin, Ph.D., Pérez Fernández, Abbas, and Radovanović, which explores AI's role as an educational tool. The study examines the relationships between students’ intrinsic motivation, computational thinking, and AI > shorturl.at/vToVY

A new study on CSR's impact on Indigenous communities reveals its dual role in fracturing and strengthening collective identity. Using Mapuche ontology and narratives, it explores identity dynamics during an environmental conflict. Read more: shorturl.at/gGhTc