Who put the “NO” in Innovation? Innovation resistance leaders’ behaviors and self-identities
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DOI: 10.1016/j.techfore.2020.120177
Abstract: Individuals can exert strong influence on the fate of innovations. However, we know little about the most conspicuous market actors who resist innovations: innovation resistance leaders. We define innovation resistance leaders as figureheads in media… read more here.
Keywords: resistance leaders; innovation; put innovation; resistance ... See more keywords
Higher education learning for sustainability in the Anthropocene; a matter of a transforming self-identity?
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DOI: 10.1108/ijshe-01-2024-0021
Abstract: This paper aims to explore a new direction for higher education (HE) in the Anthropocene era. HE is envisioned as the steward of the safe and just space for the transformation of learner self-identity. Transformative… read more here.
Keywords: higher education; identity; sustainability; self identity ... See more keywords
Identities in Organization Studies
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DOI: 10.1177/0170840618765014
Abstract: Identities scholarship, in particular that focused on self-identities, has burgeoned in recent years. With dozens of papers on identities in organizations published in this journal by a substantial community, doubtless with more to come, now… read more here.
Keywords: organization studies; research; identities organization; self identities ... See more keywords
English language learners’ motivations and self-identities: A structural equation modelling analysis of survey data from Chinese learners of English
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DOI: 10.1515/applirev-2018-0047
Abstract: Abstract This study employed a large-scale cross-sectional survey (n=443) to identify the structural relations among regulatory styles (motivations), identity changes and second language (L2) possible selves of Chinese students undertaking tertiary study in New Zealand.… read more here.
Keywords: motivations self; learners motivations; language; study ... See more keywords