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This paper examines Hayek’s version of methodological individualism in relation to individual economic actions and … scarce resources and limited knowledge. Second, Hayek’s strong version of methodological individualism is very simplistic as …
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different challenges during a crisis. Resilience factors are classified according to these types of complexity and along their … passive factors that enable response to unexpected demands as they arise during a crisis. The framework is completed by …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the role of corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a crisis risk …. The bulk of the current research on CSR and crisis examined the role of CSR as an asset in a crisis. CSR as crisis risk is … corporate reputations – it is one of the dimensions used to assess a corporation’s crisis. The value of CSR to reputations is …
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Purpose The interview with Mr Itsik (Isaac) Peres aims to provide a set of insights from the field – through global, Middle-Eastern and Israeli lenses – on some of the major challenges for the tourism industry in the face of COVID-19. Design/methodology/approach This paper consists of an...
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Purpose The COVID-19 crisis has had a dramatic impact on the tourism industry, with new challenges that calls for a … been brought into the new context of the coronavirus crisis to propose three fundamental changes in them, together with the …
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Explains what an organization needs to do before, during and after a crisis, and also what skills and expertise are … required. Defines a crisis as an event that can destroy or affect an entire organization, pointing out it can threaten the … organizations are crisis prone but some forethought could put them on the road to becoming ‘crisis prepared’.  …
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Divides corporate disasters into two kinds: soft disasters, e.g. computer‐related incidents which are non‐life‐threatening (business disasters); and hard disasters — a violent invasion of one's workspace. Charts these are the ones with the potential to cause prolonged...
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A crisis, according to the Oxford English Dictionary , is “a decisive moment”, “a turning point”, “a time of great … difficulty”. If this is the case, then marketing cannot possibly be in crisis. Crises are temporary states of heightened anxiety … argues that there is no crisis of representation in marketing. There are more, and more varied, representations of marketing …
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statistics to calculate three macro‐indicators of financial crisis, three measures of government permeability and some other … ratios for the Chinese financial system. Identifies many weaknesses, concludes that it remains vulnerable to crisis and …
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This study adds to the ongoing analysis of the long‐term impact of Asian financial crisis on the stock markets of eight … reveals that a cointegrating relationship exists among the markets that transcend the financial crisis. Both vector error … correction (VEC) and Granger causality tests demonstrate the profound effect of financial crisis in Korea on the returns of other …
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