Tacit knowledge is considered critical to the success of open innovation projects, yet little known about factors that promote or impede tacit sharing in such projects. This article uses exponential random graph modeling examine both and explicit two early-stage Results indicate autonomous motivation predicts sharing, suggesting managers need a team culture satisfies members’ needs for autonomy, competence, relatedness. The also suggests brokerage important early stage project build strong...

This essay illustrates the opportunities and tensions associated with delivering transnational higher education (TNHE) services through a collaborative educational alliance between Chinese an...

This essay illustrates the opportunities and tensions associated with delivering transnational higher education (TNHE) services through a collaborative educational alliance between Chinese an Australian university in global environment which interests of stakeholders are constantly shifting. Stakeholders this include partners, two faculties program, government industry that share concerns about practical skills business graduates entering diverse sectors experiencing unprecedented growth...

Abstract The concept of ‘sustainable development’ has brought diverse stakeholders together to consider approaches economic development. Thus, the possibility irreconcilable tensions between ‘sustainability’ and ‘economic been identified, with an apparent domination discourse on by corporations. In relation this latter claim mindful Foucault's tenet that power also comes from below, we suggest alternative ‘voices’ significant should not be jettisoned because they are ‘managerial’ or...

Knowledge brokers play a crucial role in open innovation. We use exponential random graph models and qualitative analysis of semi-structured interview data to contrast knowledge brokerage three innovation partnerships. Our considers both tacit explicit exchanges. Significant broker effects occur mainly knowledge-sharing networks. This result implies that is primarily about connecting know-how rather than know-what. see trust for sharing. Adding roles offers more nuanced explanation the...

Irregular maritime migration from Bangladesh to Malaysia presents serious risks for Bangladeshi laborers who seek work overseas change their precarious living conditions. Survivors’ voices are often unheard and motivation experiences largely undocumented. This study details the accounts of 25 survivors labor trafficking, all men, three major trafficking hubs in Bangladesh. Interviews with selected stakeholders provide insights into this industry its business model. The seeks understand how...

The paper challenges traditional perspectives around the voluntary nature of a corporation’s social responsibilities in light debates responsive regulation that requires regulatory engagement by salient stakeholders processes and outcomes an organisation’s operations contemporary dynamic environments. In critiquing reform, highlights conditions cultures enhance collaborative practice to support more holistic appreciation risk, stakeholder corporate sustainability outcomes. These factors...

The process of global marketisation and deregulation higher education (HE) raises issues about how this increasingly marketised sector can identify its contribution to public interest goals the nation-state UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To clarify issue we examine evolution of, synergies between concepts corporate social responsibility (CSR), Triple Bottom Line (TBL), stakeholder engagement licence operate (SLO) through lenses status business models HE providers. We leverage...