Publications
NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.
2024
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Dylan Grobler Juliana D. Klein Matthew L. Dicken Kolobe L, Mmonwa Michelle Soekoe Michaela van Staden Snorre Hagen Simo Maduna Aletta E. Bester-van der MerweAbstract
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Daniel Korir Sitienei Endale B. Gurmu Andreas Wilkes Jane Poole Svenja Marquardt Phyllis Ndung'u Alice A. Onyango Lutz Merbold Agustin del Prado Guillermo Pardo Dominik Wisser Lydia Lanzoni Michiel Scholtz Constantine Katongole Vibeke Lind Mohammed Habibou Assouma Luc Hippolyte Dossa Linde du Toit Todd Rosenstock Peter Steward Jesse Kagai Million Tadese James Gibbons Idowu K. Odubote Christian A. Bateki Bernard Kimoro Claudia ArndtAbstract
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Endale B. Gurmu Andreas Wilkes Jane Poole Svenja Marquardt Phyllis Ndung'u Alice A. Onyango Lutz Merbold Daniel Korir Sitienei Agustin del Prado Guillermo Pardo Dominik Wisser Lydia Lanzoni Michiel Scholtz Constantine Katongole Vibeke Lind Mohammed Habibou Assouma Luc Hippolyte Dossa Linde du Toit Todd Rosenstock Peter Steward Jesse Kagai Million Tadese James Gibbons Idowu K. Odubote Christian A. Bateki Bernard Kimoro Claudia ArndtAbstract
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Nina Trandem Olle Anderbrant Glenn P. Svensson Christer Löfstedt Elisabeth Ôberg Ann-Kristin Isaksson Hanh Huynh Kimmo Rumpunen Line Beate Lersveen Sigrid Mogan Gunda Thöming Marja RantanenAbstract
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Inger MartinussenAbstract
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Lampros LamprinakisAbstract
The chapter addresses the impacts of ethics in business’ competitiveness as they are naturally emerging in an embedded firm—i.e., a business organization that is “lifted out” from its market environment and instead explicitly takes into consideration social and environmental factors—e.g., socio-historical capital, environment, local resources, etc. In doing so we adopt the realist approach of the “soft” Polanyian interpretation of embeddedness where business organizations retain their corporate nature and continue to operate in the market economy; embeddedness is then built around the market economy and is expressed on the way the business organization is active in its relevant markets. Capital accumulation and other conventional corporate goals continue to drive the firm’s behavior which is now further impacted by local socio-ecological systems and a greater sense of responsibility and purpose.
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Riccardo Favaro Miroslav Berka Martin Pettersson Gunda Thöming Carla C. M. Arce Maria L. Inácio Ted C. J. Turlings Jorge M. S. Faria Thomas Jung Damien Bazin Alberto Pozzebon Sergio Angeli Luca CappellinAbstract
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