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Linda Rouleau
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Editorial Board Member, European Management Journal
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Anything that isn't related to Japanese pop-culture.
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By Markus Hallgren, Daniel Geiger Verified, Linda Rouleau, Kathleen Sutcliffe| Wiley Online Library Verified INTRODUCTION Extreme contexts are often defined as settings where extreme events may occur and exceed an organization's capacity to prevent harm, leading to significant physical, psychological, or material consequences (Hannah et al., 2009). Extreme contexts are typically characterized by unexpected material and environmental conditions, the physical presence of heterogeneous actors, and intense time pressures.
Grand Challenges Viewed through the Pragmatist Lens of the Economies of Worth: A Multidisciplinary Review and Framework for the Conduct of Moral Work in Pluralistic Settings
By Charlotte Cloutier, HEC Montréal, Linda Rouleau, Francis Desjardins| Wiley Online Library Verified INTRODUCTION A fast-growing number of scholars are conducting research that seeks to better understand and potentially tackle the most complex social and environmental challenges that society currently faces. Such issues, which generally play out on a global scale, include inequality, climate change, gender disparity, migration, exploitative labour, and natural resource management, among others.
By Markus Hallgren, Daniel Geiger Verified, Linda Rouleau, Kathleen Sutcliffe| Wiley Online Library Verified INTRODUCTION Extreme contexts are often defined as settings where extreme events may occur and exceed an organization's capacity to prevent harm, leading to significant physical, psychological, or material consequences (Hannah et al., 2009). Extreme contexts are typically characterized by unexpected material and environmental conditions, the physical presence of heterogeneous actors, and intense time pressures.
Company Info
European Management Journal
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
+1 888-806-5541