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Neuroadaptive Leadership Transition Theory: A Multilevel Examination of Identity, Regulation and Systemic Legitimacy Among Latino Middle Managers in U.S. Corporate Contexts

GAFFE-GONZALEZ, Marlene

Leadership transition remains one of the most consequential yet theoretically fragmented areas within contemporary leadership scholarship. Existing models explain role adaptation, developmental progression, and identity experimentation, but remain largely grounded in linear assumptions of adjustment and insufficiently address the adaptive regulatory processes through which leaders…

Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in Egypt

BARSOUM, Miray

Entrepreneurship is crucial for economic development, driving GDP growth, job creation, innovation, and regional resilience (Mazzarol & Reboud, 2020; Milovic, Jocovic, & Djurisic, 2020). Despite their potential, women entrepreneurs remain underrepresented, especially in developing economies. This is particularly evident in Egypt, which ranks among the…

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Multilateral Negotiations: The Contextual Characteristics Of The Negotiating Structure Of The Governing Body Of The International Labour Organization

MUDYAWABIKWA, Poem

The institutional structure that facilitate the negotiations among the representatives of governments, workers and employers is at the core of the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) tripartite model. The negotiation structure of Governing Body (GB) of the International Labour Office has changed shape and form since…

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Analysis Of Indigenous Rights And Interests In Federal Regulatory Reviews: Case Study Of Canadian Energy Pipeline Megaprojects

MAHNIC, Robert

Construction of infrastructure megaprojects is a critical component of global economic growth and development (Cantú, 2017; Flyvbjerg, 2014). An example of megaproject development in Canada is the need for new natural gas and liquid energy pipelines to serve domestic and international markets. However, there are…

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