Journal of Ethics in Entrepreneurship and Technology: Volume 4 Issue 1 , Open Access

Editorial: Copyright protection, artistic imagery, and the adoption of responsible artificial intelligence principles

Thomas A. Hemphill

Buffering the adverse effects of social nonmarket strategy on corporate financial performance

James D. Doyle, John A. Parnell

Firms are advocating for social change to a growing extent, but the performance implications of corporate activism are not clearly understood. This study aims to introduce social…

Redesigning the capital budgeting process to support large firm growth: a case for the entrepreneurial mindset

Michael D. Phillips, Dong Y. Nyonna, John X. Volker, Ashton B. Weddington, Tim L. Williams

This paper aims to argue that important elements in the capital budgeting process are either undervalued or not considered and are a significant reason for both low and slow…

Deconstructing AI

Andrew Robert Thomas

A cognitive bias awareness matrix for enhancing ERP Decision-Making in entrepreneurial firms

Michael Wayne Davidson, John Parnell, Shaun Wesley Davenport

The purpose of this study is to address a critical gap in enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation process for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by acknowledging…

Global perspectives on redefining workplace presence: the impact of remote work on organizational culture

Stephanie Bilderback, Matthew D. Kilpatrick

This paper aims to explore the impact of remote work on organizational culture, focusing on redefining workplace presence during the COVID-19 pandemic. It examines changes in…

The demand for reporting environmental sustainability and social responsibility: insight from Saudi Arabia corporate reports

Khalid Rasheed Al-Adeem

In countries where disclosing and reporting matters on sustainability are optional, what are the drivers promoting voluntarily disclosing information related to social…