Sustainable leadership has become a central theme in addressing the growing demands for responsible governance, ethical practices, and long-term performance across sectors. Despite the expanding interest in this area, there remains a lack of systematic mapping of the scholarly developments connecting leadership to sustainable performance.
Value addition is increasingly recognised as a catalyst for economic growth, yet the evolution and intellectual foundations of this research field remain fragmented. This study applies a bibliometric analysis to 358 documents retrieved from Scopus (1983–2024) and processed using VOSviewer.
Reputation has become a critical determinant of competitiveness and legitimacy for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and recent scholarship has increasingly explored the role of Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) in this process. This study provides a bibliometric review of academic scholarship on BOS and SME reputation, drawing on 360 publications indexed in Scopus.
This study introduces VERMILLION, a ten-signal heuristic framework combining stylometry, cognitive linguistics, and AI interpretability to detect linguistic markers of AI-generated writing. Applied to a White House policy report, it reveals stylistic evidence suggesting substantial generative AI involvement.
This study investigates the impact of employee motivation on performance in Namibian higher education institutions…
The study investigates the period from 2018 to 2024, exploring the nexus of entrepreneurship, digitization, and sustainability. Altogether, 347 research papers were taken as the basis for analysis. The scholarly output has a field-weighted citation impact (FWCI) of 2.07 and a total citation count of 3,526, averaging 10.2 citations per publication.
The research paper explores how to apply education to operate businesses strategically for growth and sustainability. The research findings provided entrepreneurs with strategic management approaches to achieve efficient business development for business growth and sustainability.
The paper suggests S-O-R model that an organism’s internal feelings or Behavior (person) are caused by the external environment (stimuli). This internal processing of the activation can be conscious or unconscious and includes perceptions and environmental interpretations that influence someone’s feelings.
The aim of the paper is to approach the question of the origin of general concepts from the perspective of purely unsupervised learning that does not use prior knowledge of concepts to acquire the ability to recognize common patterns in a learning process of biological systems in the natural environment.
This study explores the theory of semiotics and how it is processed in the cognitive space of a person with a focus on an individual’s response to persuasive arousal, how behavior is altered, and how habits are formulated.