Abstract: Denmark has set ambitious environmental sustainability targets and achieved exemplary progress. However, there are challenges arising from external geopolitical and internal demographic issues that may hamper Denmark’s future progress to environmental sustainability.
Abstract: The technology cluster has been the engine behind Silicon Valley’s miracle of economic growth, making it one of the world’s most competitive regions economically.
Abstract: The Five Forces Framework is a tool developed by Michael Porter to analyze competitive dynamics in industries. Earlier research suggests that it is less suitable to analyze industries characterized by limited competition, regulatory dominance, and public accountability.
Abstract: Business schools in India have recently added a short-duration rural immersion program as a curricular component with the objective of delivering learning outcomes like enhancing contextual awareness, social sensitivity, communication capabilities, teamwork along with developing their general self-efficacy.
Abstract: This paper presents a comparative analysis of Brazil and China regarding the productive and competitive foundations of the biopolymer sector, drawing primarily on Michael Porter’s theoretical framework.
Abstract: India has achieved high levels of economic growth year after year. Despite that, the country continues to struggle with sustainability challenges. This case presents India’s environmental and social sustainability challenges in its various industries and questions how India can tackle them.
Abstract: Sweden is a leader in green mobility. Its automotive industry pursues practices of environmental sustainability through electrification, the use of renewable energy, and the application of circular economy principles. Intending to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, Sweden has put in place a strong policy framework that supports low-carbon transport options.
Abstract: Despite its significant contributions to economic growth and being the country’s export engine, Bangladesh’s garment industry has faced systemic issues of sustainable competitiveness. A milestone that triggered a change in the industry’s approach to sustainability was the 2013 Rana Plaza garment factory collapse, which killed over 1,100 and injured hundreds.
Abstract: The paper presents the learning experiences of international students at Jamk University of Applied Sciences’ School of Business in Finland in solving complex business cases using the masks of Commedia dell’Arte in the Erasmus+ Knowledge Alliances project titled “Processing Complexity with Emotional, Sensorial and Spiritual Capacities” (January 2021–March 2024).
Abstract: This case aims to create a discussion to assess whether China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), launched in 2013, can still be a remedy for the country’s slowing economic growth.
Abstract: The use of generative AI, and in particular ChatGPT, since its launch in November 2022, and other chatbots in the higher education sector has been widespread. This paper explores how students use ChatGPT and other chatbots, their expectations, attitudes and ethical concerns, incorporating findings on attitudes and usage taken from recent literature published since […]
Abstract: This case addresses the challenges faced by Mediakonserni Keskisuomalainen, a Finnish communications and media corporation, in response to the overall change in consumer buying behaviour and media usage.
Abstract: This study provides initial views on ChatGPT of non-technical students and educators from universities in the USA, Cambodia, Finland, Ghana, and Nigeria.