Despite the growing use and adoption of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in government, few studies investigate how ICTs impact the well-being of public managers in the workplace. Information system and psychology studies define “techno-stress” as a form of stress stemming...

Increasing concern about global sustainability has ushered in a diverse set of regulatory policies that aim to encourage sustainable practices and outcomes. This chapter sheds light on how these regulatory policies affect multiple aspects of companies' sustainable supply chain practices. It...

Despite the increased emphasis placed on diversity and inclusion, there is relatively little research that focuses on diversity values in small and medium sized cities. This research uses data from a 2016 nationally representative survey to investigate how city department leaders' perceptions of...

There is evidence of meaningful gender differences in behaviors, resources, and outcomes for traditional and social entrepreneurs. We examine if these differences exist among nonprofit entrepreneurs – those who found organizations in a sector where women outnumber men and the activities of...

This research investigates whether political, social, and economic characteristics of local communities are related to data sharing between city departments and businesses and nonprofit organizations (‘external stakeholders’). Research about data sharing typically emphasizes managerial,...

Faculty at research universities are evaluated on a number of productivity measures including their ability to conduct research, teach, and engage in service. Research outcomes include publishing research results and acquiring grants and contracts to conduct additional research. While it is...