Esan University

Product innovation and process innovation: differentiated organizational outcomes in brick-making companies in the Global South

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to determine how product and process innovation influence profits, productivity and the expansion of goods or services in brick-making companies in the Global South. Design/methodology/approach This study adopts a quantitative approach with a...

Inclusive education and digital fabrication in teaching basic science to students with visual impairment: systematic literature review and trend analysis

Purpose This article aims to conduct a systematic literature review and trend analysis on inclusive education and digital fabrication in basic science education for students with visual impairment. Design/methodology/approach A systematic literature review of inclusive education,...

Testing rational and behavioral predictions to long-term reversal: industry evidence from Latin America

The rational school predicts that return reversal may be significant in optimistic states but not in pessimistic ones. The behavioral school predicts that reversal may exist in industry segments with greater mispricing potential and more investor biases. We found little support f...

Women's entrepreneurship and resilience: focusing on a Central European entrepreneurial setting

Purpose Despite extensive research on resilience in established organizations, scholarship intersecting entrepreneurial resilience and women's entrepreneurship has been slow to progress. Much of the academic discourse within this research stream often centres on women's negative...

Exploring the dynamics of well-being in tourism: A systems thinking approach

This study aims to develop a systems-based understanding of how tourism activities influence the well-being of tourists, workers, and residents in high-density tourism destinations affected by sustained visitation pressure. Drawing on Systems Thinking and System Dynamics, a quali...

Perceived risks in the acceptance of e-commerce: evidence from Costa Rica

This study examines perceived risks associated with consumer acceptance of e-commerce in Costa Rica, where digital transactions have expanded rapidly but face barriers related to trust and technological reliability. Despite extensive research on e-commerce adoption, limited atten...