Northern Kentucky University

The impact of migration and institutions on new business creation: integrating social capital theory and institutional theory

Abstract Migration and remittances now shape entrepreneurial ecosystems across the developing world, yet their effects remain contradictory: financial remittances sometimes spur new ventures and sometimes suppress them, and emigrant stocks produce inconsistent outcomes across con...

Progressive Fine-Tuning and Adaptive Dual-Path Evidence Augmentation Framework for Industrial Equipment Maintenance

Industrial equipment-maintenance knowledge is scattered across technical manuals, historical work orders, and field experience. Rapidly retrieving these heterogeneous sources and generating accurate guidance are essential to reducing downtime losses and ensuring operational safet...

Are Multiple Rivals Good for Society? Rivalry Dispersion Theory Analyzed Across Sport and Continents

Is animosity toward rival fans generalizable across sporting and geographic contexts, and are such antisocial effects mitigated by multiple rivals? In Study 1, we replicate and extend a prior SMQ study by comparing animosity-related outcomes—prejudice, schadenfreude, disidentific...

Differences in Counselor Educators’ Tenure Status, Work Experiences, and Job Satisfaction Based on Institutional Variables

ABSTRACT Full‐time counselor educators ( n = 491) provided online survey data about their faculty credentials, work experiences, and job satisfaction. Counselor educators in residential/hybrid programs and those employed at public institutions had higher odds of being in tenure‐l...