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Digital capability, green orientation and innovation activities: evidence from firms in an emerging market

Purpose This study aims to examine how digital capability and green orientation shape firms’ innovation activities and objective innovation performance in an emerging-market context, and how export participation asymmetrically conditions these capability-conversion pathways. Desi...

Developing and validating the Spanish version of the large language models dependency scale (LLM-D12-SP)

<title>Abstract</title> There is a growing need for reliable and culturally validated instruments to assess psychological dependency on large language models (LLMs), particularly as LLMs are increasingly used for task execution, decision-making, and communication in organizationa...

The nonlinear payoff of innovativeness under globalization: Environmental innovation, legitimacy, and customer loyalty

How does firm innovativeness translate into customer loyalty under globalization, when customer evaluations are nonlinear and shaped by legitimacy asymmetries? Prior research largely assumes linear innovation payoffs, overlooking how customers in globally competitive and institut...

The training paradox: when and how technical training enhances or constrains team performance in an emerging economy context

Purpose This study aims to investigate the paradoxical effects of technical training on team performance. Although organizations invest heavily in employee training to enhance competitiveness, the link between training and performance remains inconsistent. Drawing on the Resource...