Academic publishing is undergoing what Carl Rhodes and Martina Linnenluecke call the ‘enshittification’ of research. The publication of research, ostensibly...
Extreme climate events such as floods, wildfires and heatwaves are becoming more frequent, threatening lives, infrastructure and economies. Business schools...
Climate change is increasingly contested, and this backlash has recently extended to business schools. While Responsible Management Education has helped...
Most universities treat internationalisation as an add-on function rather than embedding it in their institutional architectures, creating a dangerous gap...
This article examines the importance of promoting employees’ wellbeing in African higher education institutions, where faculty and staff face particularly challenging...
Business schools and their deans have been widely critiqued as embodying neoliberal logics of efficiency, performativity, and marketisation, raising questions...
This article examines the relationship between wellbeing, culture, and collegiality within business schools, drawing on insights from a business school...
UK business schools present equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) and staff wellbeing as strategic priorities, yet academics often face escalating...
Interdisciplinarity is increasingly recognised as a core requirement for preparing students, enriching research, and ensuring universities remain relevant to society....
Higher education institutions face growing financial and operational pressures driven by shifting income sources, rising costs and demographic change, among...
