Abstract In our Decade Award-winning article from 2011 we argued that it is not possible to
explain social phenomena without consideration of their contexts. However, a persistent …

This article develops a process model of eco-industrial park evolution. It draws on two
research communities previously identified through a scoping literature review, concerning …

Although research in business-to-business (B2B) marketing has significantly increased,
critical voices questioning the managerial relevance and theoretical innovativeness of the …

In the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis, the long-held confidence that
'nationality'would not matter in a globalised economy has dwindled. As the impact of …

We express our unease with one-sided invitations into the Northern mainstream, as well as
with Southern critics' retreat into indigenous enclaves of organizational scholarship. We use …

This article combines insights from the organizational institutionalist (OI) literature on the
complexity of transnational institutional streams and the power-based approach of the …

Right-wing populist parties who obtain governmental power rely on ethno-nationalist
mobilization for domestic legitimacy. They may therefore adopt policies that explicitly seek to …

Management scholars increasingly conduct qualitative research in low‐income settings in
emerging markets. These large communities, which often operate in the informal economy …

Microfinance is seen as an important vehicle for developing small businesses in developing
and transitional economies despite the relative absence of supporting research. We use …

Social enterprises have long been considered ideal settings for studying hybrid organizing
due to their combination of social and economic goals and activities. In this chapter, the …