Organizations often fail to adequately respond to substantive changes in the environment,
despite widespread implementation of algorithmic routines designed to enable dynamic …

What conditions must be present for multinational companies (MNCs) to benefit from
corruption? We argue that corrupt acts by organizations can be profitable if four conditions …

Much literature has focused on societal responses to corporate scandals, either by
authorities or the public. However, there is little research on responses to corporate …

This curated debate discusses the value of practice theories in studying, understanding and
tackling grand challenges. Practice theories assume that social phenomena are constituted …

This article explores potential research opportunities at the intersection of institutions,
innovation and impact. We engage with, and probe into, what we have dubbed the 'cultural …

This study examines a public hearing, in which a company normalizes a high-risk project
while a group of residents and landowners problematize it through three types of relational …

Research on organizational corruption has been approached from different perspectives.
However, there is still a lack of a more comprehensive focus on the intersection of public and …

A pesquisa sobre a corrupção organizacional tem sido abordada a partir de diferentes
perspectivas, mas ainda há a necessidade de um foco mais abrangente na pesquisa …

Scandal is the disruptive publicity of alleged misconduct and it is important for organizations
because of its severe consequences. Distinguishing between single-actor scandals, ie …

One of the most intriguing aspects of modern business is that corporations have become
social actors, similar in many respects to human actors. In an era when corporate scandals …