... discussed. This chapter also discusses the role of diversity and inclusion in organisational sustainability, along with leadership. At the end, the importance of recognition, rewards, and motivation in an organisational setting...

... interests. The developing countries in the Global South appear merely as a scene where platform companies promote their social and environmental responsibility. Climate justice Big Tech corporate sustainability reporting responsibility recognition distributive justice Global South climate change...

.... The methodology is qualitative, situated, and hermeneutic, with the aim of recovering these women's experiences related to their daily work. Their discourses are analyzed through the theoretical categories of culture, redistribution, and recognition, to identify the presence or absence of these concepts...

..., the global admiration and worship of whiteness still effectively suppresses the recognition and representation of Black Americans in every field, including library science. This chapter centers around the experience of a Black librarian seeking formal recognition for the first Black library director...

... farming biological assets recognition assets agriculture value accounting financial reporting M41 In Uzbekistan, increasing the efficacy of reforms, economic growth, and international integration are accorded considerable importance. This requires using international standards in the organization...

... without paying the penalty. Toward the end of the recruitment period, in recognition that only two of the participants recruited so far were male, my efforts specially focused on finding male participants with relevant experiences of “black children.” The aim was to gather more diverse experiences...

... recognition Introduction The assumption that organisations typically exist to further the common interest among groups of people is implicit in most of the literature about organisations. Even when unorganised or informal groups are discussed, such as ‘pressure groups’ and ‘group theory’ are discussed...

.... This chapter includes major government support initiatives, and takes a closer look at the RMA’s profiles, information on the evolution of their role, the possibilities for professional development, and their recognition. The results come from an open consultation carried out by AGAUR, the executive funding...

... in different parts of the world. Further, more holistic, insights can be found in the final chapter of the book ( Yang-Yoshihara, Kerridge, et al., 2023 , Chapter 6). Research management and administration regional variation gender age qualifications certification internationalisation recognition...

... is dependent for its sustenance on learners acquiring more than fragments of knowledge or information. There are consequences for devising policies and procedures for the design, recognition, and provision of micro-credentials in higher education. Policies and procedures need to explicitly relate micro...

..., and sustain novelty. Finally, we outline several research themes that, we believe, are worthy of further scholarly attention. Novelty ideas creativity innovation generation recognition legitimation Introduction Where does novelty come from and how does it take root? Scholars looking through...

... by unveiling the mediating role of idea uncertainty. Focusing on audience members’ subjective experience of time and integrating it with novelty recognition offers valuable insight into research on creativity, innovation, and, more generally, social evaluation. Novelty creativity radical incremental...

...Abstract Are radically novel practices more likely to attract recognition when the evaluating audience is composed of external evaluators? Our baseline argument asserts that radical novelty is more likely to be positively evaluated by an external audience and that peripheral (rather than core...

... the grand ( Kell, 2013 ; Lyotard, 1979 , p. 22; Mannheim, 1936 , p. 52). I use discourses to mean the language formations, spoken and visual, with which narratives are expressed ( Hall, 1996b , p. 202; Wodak & Meyer, 2015 ). While Mira’s story attempts to represent the struggle for recognition among...

...’ (against immigrants or the poor) was problematic. It expressed a lack of respect and recognition ( Lamont, 2000 , pp. 196–197). I find an affinity between the French anti-racists’ equality orientation in the 1990s and that of the ethnic Norwegian workers in the 2010s, when the latter expressed that society...

... of Italian citizenship that is still denied to second generation young people. Italy second generation rap belonging recognition citizenship immigration Since 1950, the ‘Festival di Sanremo’ has been Italy's most important musical performance of the year with about 10 million viewers...

... of education, in favor of the economic needs of the new corporatist society. Through his work on the idea of recognition, Axel Honneth (1996 , 2007a , 2007b , 2010 , 2014) has managed to draw an interesting critique of contemporary Western society and the “use” it makes of individuals...

.... An extensive range of literature has illuminated the wide spectrum of policies, processes and activities that have sought to enhance the status of teachers and provide recognition and reward for teaching excellence (see Land & Gordon, 2015 , for an analytical international overview). Such initiatives...

... of recognition for women. Without the positive feedback of appropriate recognition from an appreciative community, women’s ambitions and the intensity with which they are pursued tilt elsewhere. Women’s movement into and embrace of entrepreneurship provide a clear illustration of one way women are designing...

... to error, recognition of bias, recognition of intellectual parity in interlocutors, and avoidance of recourse to authority. Religions seem to present obstacles on all four fronts, particularly when actors embody more conservative renderings of a given religion’s repertoire. As such, a case involving...