• The management of social identity by upper middle to affluent black South Africans who participate in stokvels 

  Motshwane, Tebogo Seith (University of Pretoria, 2022-10)

  A stokvel is an informal savings group, historically formed by Black South Africans during the Apartheid era. These are self-help, community-based structures which were formed by people who did not have access to formal ...
• An exploration of community perceptions of elements of corporate social investments and value creation : a stakeholder theory perspective 

  Masekoameng, Kolobe Elizabeth (University of Pretoria, 2022-11-21)

  Value creation is central to stakeholder theory, which suggests that firms should take into account the interests of, and create value for, all its stakeholders. However, literature on stakeholder value creation has focused ...
• The microfoundations of responsible corporate political action 

  Dobson, Wendy (University of Pretoria, 2023-02)

  We know that firms often engage in Corporate Political Action (CPA), and that it can be harmful for firms and for society. But we do not know enough about mitigating these harms. This is a problem for scholars, practitioners, ...
• A measure of affordable loss in effectual decision-making 

  Smith, Sean Michael (University of Pretoria, 2022-06)

  The aim of this research study was to build a valid and parsimonious instrument to measure the entrepreneurial decision-making heuristic of affordable loss. The researcher argued that current scales measuring effectuation ...
• Predicting job performance through distinct response types to paradoxical tension 

  Shuping, Thato Tshepo (University of Pretoria, 2022-05)

  Employees experience paradoxical tension in their work lives that they effectively manage by practising a paradox mindset or integration. Although the management of paradoxical tension is understood at an individual level, ...
• The financial cost of ESG investing in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) 

  Khumalo, Samuel Bheki (University of Pretoria, 2021)

  ESG investing, through the theme of Principles of Responsible Investing, is widely gaining popularity and acceptance by investors globally and in South Africa. The increase in ESG investing opportunities has resulted in ...
• The internet of things: Extracting business value in South Africa 

  Slovova, M (2021)
• Optimal management development: The synergey between coaching and teaching 

  Scheepers, C; Reid, A (2022)
• From the horse's mouth: Advice from chairs on how to lead boards more effectively 

  Price, G.; Myres, Kerrin; Redelinghuys, J.; Hofmeyr, K. (2021)
• Pivot or perish: How entrepreneurs overcame lockdown uncertainty in South Africa's townships 

  Myres, Kerrin; Smith, S.; Mamabolo, A. (2022)
• South African whistleblowers: Tribulations and triumphs. 

  Kleyn, N; Pogrund, G; Vivier, E; Onaji-Benson, T; Painter, M (2021)

  The act of whistle-blowing can create material benefits for organisations and society at large, but often at great cost to those who choose to report unethical or illegal behaviour. This white paper shares findings from ...
• Impact of COVID-19 in Africa: A scenario analysis to 2030. 

  Cilliers, J; Oosthuizen, M; Kwasi, s; Alexander, K; Pooe, T.K; Yeboua, K; Moyer, J. D (2020)

  This report presents three scenarios on the impact of COVID-19 in Africa using economic growth forecasts, mortality and efforts to ameliorate impact through social grants. Likely effects are examined on per capita income, ...
• Ethics barometer: SAICA trainee report 

  Centre for Business Ethics (2021)
• Building Africa report 2022 

  PPC; GIBS Centre for African Management and Markets (2022)

  PPC poured its first cement in 1902. On that day, Theodore Roosevelt was President of the United States (POTUS). He would become the first POTUS to ride in an automobile. On 31 May that year, the Second Boer War ended ...
• Team coaching: Value creation through teaming in business 

  Moore, Amy (Gordon Institute of Business Science, 2022-12-02)

  Worldwide, as complex, globalised, and evolving business environments have become the norm, there is an increased need for organisations and management teams to work together effectively. One way to achieve this is ...
• Enabling entrepreneurial ecosystems to create, develop and sustain high growth enterprises 

  Govender, Trinelle (University of Pretoria, 2018)

  The South African government has emphasised the important role that entrepreneurship is expected to play in growing and sustaining the economy and have committed resources to develop, grow and support entrepreneurial ...
• Host countries' level of development and internationalization from emerging markets : a typology of firm strategies 

  Barnard, Helena (Elsevier, 2021-09)

  Host countries' level of development affects internationalization from emerging markets. The challenges and opportunities firms face, the resources and assets they need, and ultimately how they internationalize are shaped ...
• Exploratory and exploitative innovation influenced by contextual leadership, environmental dynamism and innovation climate 

  Visser, J.D.; Scheepers, Caren Brenda (Emerald, 2022-01)

  PURPOSE : Organisations have to be ambidextrous to survive in modern times. This study, therefore, aims to investigate the influence of contextual leadership on exploratory and exploitative innovation. Environmental dynamism ...
• Sources of accountability inside the boardroom 

  Goodman, Julia; Pearson, Haley; Mthombeni, Morris (Emerald, 2021-07)

  PURPOSE : Despite indications of scholarly interest, there are still gaps in the research of the concept of felt accountability, especially the felt accountability of board members. This paper aims to clarify the sources ...
• Critical factors characterizing consumers’ intentions to use drones for last-mile delivery : does delivery risk matter? 

  Osakwe, Christian Nedu; Hudik, Marek; Riha, David; Stros, Michael; Ramayah, Thurasamy (Elsevier, 2022-03)

  Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone, has become popular in military and recreational circles. Although their usage in commerce is relatively low, a continuous rise in commercial use, especially for ...

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