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All manuscripts must be prepared in English and are subject to a rigorous and fair peer-review process. Accepted papers will appear online within 3 weeks followed by printed in hard copy. The journal publishes the highest quality, original papers included but not limited to the fields:
Tian Wang
In this article, we draw on the perspective of “embeddedness” with the resource dependence theory and social network theory to explore the relationship between oversea social capital, enterprise network advantageous position (“prestige” and “power”) and innov…
Katherine Maka, Graeme Loy, Amanda Green, Tiffany Sly, Abbey Roach
This paper provides a critical reflection of an Australian healthcare organisation’s approach to managing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. A strong focus is placed on the importance of both staff and patient mental health and wellbeing which is underpinne…
Xue Wang, Liyan Liu
This study was set out to identify the linkage between firm heterogeneity and domestic performance. Chinese firm level data from OFDI firms in manufacturing industry are applied from year 2011 to year 2013, factors as assets level, employment scale, market sa…
Weidong Liu, Chao Ma, Zhiying Tu, Xiaofei Xu, Zhongjie Wang
When designing transboundary services, designers need to reasonably optimize the configuration of the service quality and service resources of each service participant to satisfy the value expectations of multiple parties. However, due to the constraints of t…
Suk Ha Grace Chan, Ka Yin Chau
Green tourism products include environment-friendly hotels adopted in recyclable goods and facilities; airlines decided to reduce carbon emissions to tackle climate change; such examples have been widely promoted over the past decade. This study explores the…
Josephine Sau Fan Chow, Alan McDougall, Jacqueline Ramirez, Michael Kernohan, Nutan Maurya, Rohan Rajaratnam, Sonia Marshall, Sue Colley, Friedbert Kohler, 1 1
Objective: This study aimed to develop an understanding of the implementation of the Leading Better Value Care (LBVC) initiatives at a Local Health District (LHD). Methods: The study used a mixed method including literature reviews, survey and semi-structured…
Chenglong Yang, Liang Mao
There are various risk factors in the application of BIM. The reasonable management of risk factors can avoid unnecessary cost losses. Based on a large amount of literature, the article combed out the 17 risk factors that existed in the operation and maintena…
Armando Masucci, Antonietta Megaro, Carlo Alessandro Sirianni
Technologies may affect the emergence of value co-creation phenomenon within the national health system. The aim is to explore how the exchange of resources between actors connected through multi-level relationships, whose interactions are mediated by technol…
Zaida E. Alarcón Bernal, Ricardo Aceves García, Arturo Fuentes Zenón
In this research, a decision support model was developed for micro, small and medium service enterprises (MSMEs). Using the systemic approach through the diamond model, it was possible to conceptualize with precision the variables that determine the closure o…
Hong Hui, Haiyan Sun
China’s aging problem is becoming more and more serious, and the healthy development of elderly care institutions has become a very critical issue. Since there are both public and private pension institutions in the Chinese market that serve the elderly at th…
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