Cloud computing is rapidly gaining traction in business. It offers businesses online services
on demand (such as Gmail, iCloud and Salesforce) and allows them to cut costs on …

The paper suggests that AI ethics should pay attention to morally relevant systemic effects of
AI use. It draws the attention of ethicists and practitioners to systemic risks that have been …

Recognizing that truth is socially constructed or that knowledge and power are related is
hardly a novelty in the social sciences. In the twenty-first century, however, there appears to …

How can we make businesspeople more concerned about the truth of the information they
spread or allow to circulate? In this age of 'fake news','business bullshit'and 'post-truth,'the …

This paper examines how accounting can both entrench and challenge an inhumane and
costly neoliberal policy—namely, the Australian government's offshore detention of asylum …

Prior research on the religiousness/spirituality—well-being association has largely
neglected the dimension of religious/spiritual exploration, and the recent trend examining …

This study explores epistemic virtue as a new lens to scrutinize organizational behavior.
Organizational epistemic virtues are the qualities of organizations that support the creation …

Surely a leader should know what to do? But what happens when complexity means they
cannot know which path to take? We answer this question with an ethnographic study of …

Socrates' inquiry into the nature of the virtues and human excellence led him to experience
Socratic ignorance, a practical puzzlement experienced by his recognition that his central …

Unknowingness is an integral aspect of organisational life. Yet simultaneously this is often
marginalised and silenced, leaving organisations and their managers unintentionally …