Humans once again stand poised to institutionally transcend possible harmful economic and social stagnation arising from earthbound limitations by becoming a space faring species. The resurgent public interest in the economic and cultural potential of outer space reflects the convergence of...

This research investigates the discursive underpinnings of sociotechnical imaginaries associated with transformations to commercial interplanetary space. By systematically reviewing a considerable corpus of literature, the paper explicates the ways by which three dominant imaginaries are...

There is growing consensus that grand challenges (GCs) require grand impact, yet the theories and practices by which humans collectively respond lack robustness. Researchers have long asserted that discursive practices for collective action are undertheorized. In response, this paper develops...

Humans stand poised to transcend economic, social, and ecological challenges arising from earthbound limitations by becoming an interplanetary species. The ethical commercialization of the solar system regions beyond Earth’s orbit offers a potential means for sustainably continuing population...

A diverse body of literature confirms the need to better understand the antecedents of national entrepreneurial capacity, especially for developing nations or similar de-industrializing rust belt regions within developed nations. The research intention was to test our theory that exposure to...

Ample literature argues that media is vital for the functioning of democratic public discourse and helps other firms comply with effective governance. While scholars have focused on understanding media's impact on corporate governance, they have not thoroughly investigated how media companies...

A diverse body of literature confirms the need to better understand the antecedents of national entrepreneurial capacity, especially for developing nations. Although many institutional scholars of varying views argue for policies that stimulate the development of entrepreneurial capacity as a...

Media companies play an important role in the heated debate on corporate governance. A number of researchers argue that media has had an important lever function that helps all companies to comply with public expectations of good governance. In economic terms – the media selectively reduce the...

Based on our exploratory investigation, we believe that liberalization of existing copyright practices is necessary. Copyrights no longer encourage innovation. Rather, we believe radical approaches or "hidden" opportunities, such as the Potato System, will be more effective, in this digital age,...

Throughout contemporary economics and institutional literature, many scholars argue for governmental policies that encourage citizens to engage in entrepreneurial activity as a safeguard to sustainable progress, especially during financial crises. The institutional context is relevant since it...