All Stories

  1. SUSTAINABILITY, THE BUSINESS CURRICULUM, AND GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
  2. Legitimising Emirati women’s expanding economic agency via narratives of the past
  3. Bridging the gap Between Cultural Subordinate and Organisational Success: Emirati Women’s Liminal Economic Agency
  4. “Simple rules” as an approach to corporate selection of CSR strategies
  5. A point of view: can a narrative imagination approach to the business curriculum contribute to global citizenship and sustainability?
  6. The adaptation of anthropomorphism and archetypes for marketing artificial intelligence
  7. Expat or citizen? Raising the question of a potential impact of status on leader behavior
  8. Emirati women’s professional legitimacy
  9. Convergence and collaboration: co-creating meaning within culturally diverse workforces
  10. Women’s enactment of leadership in a heavily gender-marked Islamic context
  11. Does being a citizen of the country you work in make you more willing to be an innovative leader?
  12. The Interface of Citizenship, National Culture, and Divergence From Organizational Schemata
  13. New Lamps for Old
  14. Workforce localization, information sharing, and the imperative of culture
  15. From philanthropy to broader social engagement
  16. Mobile or Not? Assessing the Instructional Value of Mobile Learning
  17. The impact of culture on the construal of organizational crisis: perceptions of crisis in Dubai
  18. Interpersonal communication and diversity climate: promoting workforce localization in the UAE
  19. A very short, fairly interesting and reasonably cheap book about studying organization, By Christopher Grey. 3rd ed. London: Sage, 2013, i–xviii + 166pp., £14.99, ISBN 978-1-4462-0736-9.
  20. Conceptualization of CSR Among Muslim Consumers in Dubai: Evolving from Philanthropy to Ethical and Economic Orientations
  21. “Going Mobile” in Business Communication at an Arabian Gulf University
  22. Financialization and Outsourcing in a Different Guise: The Ethical Chaos of Workforce Localization in the United Arab Emirates
  23. Accreditation and assessment of learning in the UAE
  24. Introducing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility at Undergraduate Level in the United Arab Emirates: An Experiential Exercise on Website Communication
  25. Female entrepreneurship in the United Arab Emirates: Legislative encouragements and cultural constraints
  26. Psychological Underpinnings of Intrafamilial Computer-Mediated Communication: A Preliminary Exploration of CMC Uptake with Parents and Siblings
  27. From Predators To Icons: Exposing the Myth of the Business Hero
  28. Drucker on Leadership: New Lessons From the Father of Modern Management
  29. Book review: Tugrul Ilter, Nurten Kara, Melek Atabay, Yetin Arslan and Muge Orun (eds) Communication in Peace/Conflict in Communication (Proceedings of the Second International Conference in Communication and Media Studies, 2—4 May 2007, Faculty of Med...
  30. Reviews: UNDERSTANDING ACTION LEARNING Judy O'Neill and Victoria J. Marsick. The Adult Learning Theory and Practice Book Series. New York: AMACOM, 2007, xxvi + 230 pages
  31. Business Communication Needs
  32. Online Purchases in an Infocomm Sophisticated Society
  33. Personality and Online/Offline Choices: MBTI Profiles and Favored Communication Modes in a Singapore Study
  34. Physical Space and Cyberspace: How Do They Interrelate? A Study of Offline and Online Social Interaction Choice in Singapore
  35. Vertically Challenged or Set to Metamorphosize? A Preliminary Assessment of Organizational Communication in Singapore
  36. Determinants of Expatriate Success: An Empirical Study of Singaporean Expatriates in The Peoples Republic of China
  37. Using Experiential Learning Theory and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in Teaching Business Communication
  38. The Key Role of Listening in Business: A Study of the Singapore Insurance Industry
  39. Auditors' Communication Requirements: A Study of Five MNCs in Singapore
  40. A Response to Linda Beamer
  41. The Imperative of Culture
  42. Teaching Business Communication in Singapore
  43. All Business Students Need to know the Same Things!