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Special issue: Sustainable Career Ecosystems for Sustainable Transitions to Work. Guest Editors: Gerardo Petruzziello, Nimmi P. Mohandas, George Joseph and Giulia Paganin

Guest editorial: Sustainable career ecosystems for sustainable transitions to work

Gerardo Petruzziello; Nimmi P. Mohandas; George Joseph; Giulia Paganin
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Operationalisation and exploration of the Employability Capital Growth Model (ECGM): insights from university students in Vietnam

Ha Pham; Khuong Le; Ha Nguyen; Thuong Nguyen; William E. Donald
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Assessing sustainable career development: the Future-Sustainable Career Scale (F-SCS) for young adults

Angela Russo; Andrea Zammitti; Anna Parola; Jenny Marcionetti
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Smart working ecosystem as a driver of career productivity and educational sustainability among young university teachers: contextual insights from Pakistan

Muhammad Mujtaba Asad; Aisha Naz Ansari; Norah Almusharraf
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Exploring the elements: cross-cultural validation of Donald’s Weather as a Career Metaphor

William E. Donald; Maria Mouratidou; P.M. Nimmi
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Mapping the links between digital literacy, social connectedness, career management skills, and employability through cellulographic insights

Shikha Agnihotri; Prateek Kalia
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Enhancing students’ perceived employability through employer engagement events in higher education: evidence from a quasi-experimental study

Mattia Martini; Miriam Tomasuolo; Elisabetta Marafioti
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Co-designing AI-enhanced careers education: a design-based approach to sustainable career ecosystems

Jason Zagami
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A cross-country analysis on career insecurity: the role of context in early career perceptions and coping

Audrey Ansay Antonio; Rita Chiesa
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Invisible but not absent: reimagining career ecosystems for NEET youth in Thailand

Dech-siri Nopas; Thayanee Lehmongkol
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Bridging university and family support: a moderated mediation model of career adapting responses

Yin Ma; Xun Wang; Shih-Chih Chen
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