... attempt to mobilize history in ways that run counter to these constraints due to strategic, relational, or temporal pressures. One key driver is the perceived need to address urgent challenges or crises. During periods of institutional instability or transformation, actors may reinterpret history to push...

... resilience against both immediate and long-term threats. The authors’ findings highlight the challenges and knowledge gaps associated with sustainable development in arid regions. By creating a data-driven framework for monitoring and mitigating crises, this study aims to assist policymakers and urban...

...Abstract Businesses in the contemporary world are bridled by crises, and leaders play a pivotal role in their management. As businesses grow and evolve, so do the values and moral beliefs of their employees working in them. Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana serve as valuable knowledge resources...

...This book aims to analyse the role that education plays in international development and how international developments shape education. This ambition is achieved through examining the relationship between education and international sustainable development in the under-explored context of crises...

...2.4. Recent Crises Around the World and Their Impact on Sustainable Development The world order has been confronted with various crises in the recent decades. These multidimensional and interconnected crises have challenged the world’s progress towards sustainable development, which is crucial...

... headteachers untrained and with no professional development programmes available to them. We therefore need further study to understand the role of headteachers in post-conflict education in Somalia ( World Bank, 2018 , p. 72). At times of crises which school leaders and their staff are managing...

..., there is a unanimous message that we need to pay more attention to the interconnectedness among the concepts, actors and levels of agents that may seem disparate and loosely related. The best way to tackle the ‘crises’ may be that we recognise the role of education in raising awareness, training and empowering...

...Abstract Far from being ‘a great equaliser’, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated existing inequities and produced new ones. Yet, in the face of the multiple crises which the COVID-19 pandemic amplified, including a crisis of care, novel imaginaries and practices emerged to navigate the instability...

...Abstract The tourism sector is one of the fastest growing sectors in recent years according to the World Tourism Organization. In recent years, there have been an increasing number of disasters and crises. There are many factors affecting the tourism sector, from natural events to human impact...

... in MAXQDA qualitative analysis program. In the thirteenth chapter , Toksoz and Dalgıc examine the measures and recovery plans taken by the countries to increase the resilience of the tourism industry against crises/disasters. This book chapter seeks answers to what can be done to prepare and fortify...

... for modeling and quantifying (by their key parameters – the tail index values ξ + ,   ξ − and ξ) the likelihood and the magnitude of large downfalls, large fluctuations and crises in financial and economic markets. In particular, in (1)–(3), the smaller values of the tail...

... contagion phenomenon. The analysis of this research field becomes even more relevant in the context of a new major exogenous shock, but which, this time, has different specificities, being a sanitary crisis. Thus, the chapter aims to investigate the impact of crises on capital market volatility...

...Abstract This chapter uses the intellectual journey of Geoffrey Jones as an international business scholar to suggest that crises have been the norm rather than the exception in the history of international business. Over the last 100 years world wars, regional conflicts, the Great Depression...

...Abstract This chapter reflects on how global value chain resilience can be achieved in the aftermath of recent crises. Drawing on the view that globalization is not linear, and that contextualization is an important part of the international business discipline, the author argues that global...

... sustainability resilience climate change crises future scenarios Introduction: Brazil in a Nutshell Brazil is the largest country in South America with over 213 million inhabitants, of whom almost 44% are 25–48 years old and largely concentrated within 300 km of the Atlantic coast ( World Bank, 2021...

...Abstract Organizational crises are complex events for researchers to assess. However, research in this domain remains fragmented, and advanced empirical techniques remain underutilized. In this chapter, we offer an integrated approach to assessing crises. We first specify a behavioral process...

... sector is highly susceptible to crises. Turkey tourism movement has faced several major national and global shocks of different origins recently. This study aims to examine the impact of crucial crises and of the current COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism industry in terms of their characteristics, social...

... made on how these groups, including street vendors, can participate in the management. Disadvantaged groups are the groups most affected by these crises in times of local, regional, national, or international disasters and crises. These are categorised into the poor, children, women victims of violence...

... relations. Finance capital prompts a transformation of the state economic functions. This chapter considers the transfor­mation of the state and its consequent ability to deal with crises of finance capital era. It also highlights Hilferding’s pioneering contribution in sketching the bases for the great...

... that emerged during an unprecedented coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. In conclusion, it implies that there is scope for institutions and organizations to incorporate digital and social media in their crises’ communications and risk management plans. This will enable them to be in a better position to engage...