The management of organisations continues to evolve as new priorities emerge and new approaches are developed. Thus, it is clear that research into business and management will also continue to evolve. This will be in terms of both what is researched and in terms of the techniques and methods used to conduct research. Such development will continue into the future and this book highlights evolving areas. It also suggests new topics which are emerging and new techniques to conduct such research – topics and techniques that will be of benefit to researchers. The unique focus on the future of research methods in management, the emergence of topics in contemporary management and sustainability research and practices, such as sustainability and circular economy, will set this volume apart.
With coverage of new and emerging subjects in management studies such as sustainability, zero carbon, green market, and circular economy, and the international collaboration with contributors from all around the globe, this major interdisciplinary reference volume will be of interest and great value to researchers, academics, and advanced students in the fields of business and management research and appropriate methodologies.
The unique focus on the future of research methods in management, the emergence of topics in contemporary management and sustainability research and practices, such as sustainability and circular economy, will set this volume apart.
Arvustused
"The Routledge Companion to the Future of Management Research edited by experienced researchers and practitioners D. Crowther and S. Seifi covers theory, practice, and sustainability. It is scientifically sound and provocative, and its models are applicable. Its a volume that practitioners and researchers should read, think about, and if suitable, apply its models. It is hard not to see that authors of chapters scrutinize important issues of the current and future management research in the shadow of natural and unnatural risks threatening global business." Professor Kristijan Krka, Ph.D., Zagreb School of Economics and Management
1. The changing outlook on management research Part 1 A focus on
research
2. The Future of Management and Management Accounting Scholarship:
Objectivism, Multi-paradigmatic approaches or Decoloniality?
3. Collaborative
Research and Enterprise in the International Arena: A Case Study of Zambia
4.
Exploring the Field of Responsible Research and Innovation
5. Corporate
communications: accounting, linguistics and semiotics
6. A Multidisciplinary
Approach to Combatting Misinformation at International Level and the Case of
Mauritius
7. Developing the Phenomenon Grande in Management Research: The
Pandemic, Lockdowns, and Biodiversity Extinction in the Anthropocene Part 2
General management practice
8. The future of work: Marx, Illich, Gorz are
we heading in their directions in post-COVID-19?
9. Artificial intelligence
and management research: an overview
10. Neuromanagement and Neuromarketing:
Neuroscience in Organizations
11. Work-life balance: the challenges and the
search for equilibrium in Malaysia
12. Comparing For-Profit and
Not-For-Profit Collaboration: Cohered Emergent Theory Application
13.
Reflection on Management and Leadership Perspectives from sub-Saharan Africa:
Implications for academia and industry
14. Perspectives on consumer behaviour
and green marketing strategies Part 3 Sustainability issues
15. Paradigm
challenges to adopt the circular economy
16. Storytelling, sensemaking and
sustainability agendas
17. Fashion design and carbon footprint- a critical
examination
18. Social Contract: measuring the social dimension from a
university perspective
19. Climate Change Activism and the Law on
Sustainability: The Case of the UK
20. Climate change
David Crowther is Professor of Corporate Social Responsibility at various universities including the University of Bedfordshire and Founder of the Social Responsibility Research Network, UK.
Shahla Seifi is a Visiting Professor at Various universities and Secretary & Conferences Chair of the Social Responsibility Research Network, UK.
