The ability of firms to adapt to changing markets and technology is a fundamental topic both in strategic management and marketing literature. The focus of this paper is to study how firms adapt to their environments and create superior market orientation. We hypothesize specific relationships between market adaptation and market orientation. Moreover, we analyze the moderating effects of a fir...

This article explores how religion as a political force shapes and deflects the struggle for gender equality in contexts marked by different histories of nation building and challenges of ethnic diversity, different state-society relations (from the more authoritarian to the more democratic), and different relations between state power and religion (especially in the domain of marriage, family ...

In this article we examine to what extent norms of filial obligation are shaped by (a) group value patterns, (b) family constellation, (c) the possibilities to help others, and (d) actual experiences of support exchange. The data are from the first wave of the combined main and migrant sample of the Netherlands Kinship Panel Study, the Dutch participant in the Generations and Gender Programme. ...

The Ahmadiyah conflict in Indonesia is often publicised by the Indonesian mass media at local and national level. plays an important role covering there a great interest among communication researchers to investigate portrayals of these events. Most studies focused on journalists conflict. Very limited study however approach or analysing strategies This research aims explore two newspapers i.e:...

After 71 years of commitment to the principles Refugee Convention and an obligation protection; international system faces challenges as socio-political, economic security concerns become alibis that betray fidelity treaty are manifest in discrimination expulsions asylum-seekers, migrants refugees. Our paper examines this collapse highlights themes covert colour politics vis-a-vis Russia-Ukrain...