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Management Letters/Cuadernos de Gestión
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ISSN 1131-6837 · Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU) · 391 articles in the index
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Mediterranean Diet and Happiness in Generation Z: Implications for Well-Being Management
This study investigates how adherence to the Mediterranean diet, hedonic and eudaimonic well-being, and physical activity jointly influence self-perceived happiness among Generation Z consumers. Using survey data collected from young adults in Andalusia, Spain, and applying fuzzy-set qualitative…
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Understanding Generation Z’s Willingness to Pay for Sustainable Fashion: Personal and Corporate Drivers
The present study aims to explore the sustainable fashion purchasing behavior of Generation Z by identifying both personal and corporate factors that could enhance the intention to buy and pay a premium price for sustainable clothing. In addition, it explores the potential moderating role of…
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What makes consumers happy? The role of FoMO, brand-person congruence and emotional marketing in a multi-gender model
This study investigates the impact of brand–person congruence (BPC) and the fear of missing out (FoMO) on consumer happiness, considering the mediating role of emotional marketing (EM) and gender-based structural differences. Drawing on self-congruence theory and the Differential Emotion Processing…
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Narcissism at the Helm: The Environmental Consequences of Grandiose and Vulnerable Narcissism of CEOS
Nowadays, nothing is more critical for business than dealing with environmental degradation. Drawing upon the Upper Echelon Theory, this study delves into the nuanced influence of CEO narcissism on corporate environmental performance. Unlike previous research that treats narcissism as a single…
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The Impact of ESG Practices on ROA, Financial Leverage, and ROE. A Comparative Analysis of the United States, the European Union, China, and Japan
The article provides a comprehensive understanding of how Environmental, Social, and Governance performance increase the return on assets and the companies’ financial leverage, ultimately enhancing the return on equity, in the United States, the European Union, China and Japan. To achieve this…
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How Financially Literate Is Generation Z? A Cross-Country Study
This study investigates the determinants of financial literacy among Generation Z, the first financially educated and highly digitalised generation, in Spain and Ecuador, two countries characterised by different levels of financial inclusion, institutional development, and financial education…
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Risk Management in Family Franchises: Analysis of the behaviour differences between founding and heir leaders
This study examines generational differences in risk-taking behaviour in family franchise firms by integrating upper echelons theory and the socioemotional wealth (SEW) perspective. Specifically, it analyses whether founder and successor leaders differ in their propensity to assume risk, and under…
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The role of emotions in the adoption and use of programmatic advertising by organizations
This paper focuses on the role of emotions in innovation adoption within organizations. Rather than adopting the traditionally individualistic lens through which emotions have often been examined, this study explores emotions as part of the organizational context in which they emerge. Programmatic…
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Impact of brand authenticity, trust in companies, and organizational cynicism perceived by customers on attitudinal and behavioral loyalty in SMEs
This study investigates the impact of brand authenticity, trust in companies, and organizational cynicism on customers’ attitudinal and behavioral loyalty in SMEs. In a competitive business environment, the lack of authenticity and trust is recognized as a factor that undermines customer loyalty…
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Developing and validating a scale to assess customer experience during the order fulfillment process in the e-commerce context
This study develops and validates a novel multidimensional scale for assessing customer experience during the order fulfillment process in e-commerce, addressing the lack of measurement tools focused on the post-purchase stage. While prior research has mainly examined operational metrics such as…
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How Does Social Identity Influence Experiential Value, Customer Satisfaction, and Post-Purchase Intentions in Portuguese Slow Food Restaurants?
Although social identity has been previously studied, its connections with experiential value, customer satisfaction, and post-purchase intention remain unclear and deserve further investigation. Aiming at clarifying this relationship, a model grounded in social identity theory examines how social…
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From Click to Visit: The Role of eWOM in the Choice of Spa Tourism Destinations under Information Acceptance Models
This study analyzes how tourists evaluate, accept, and use electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) when choosing spa destinations, focusing on a wellness context where credibility, trust, and experiential relevance strongly shape decision-making. Drawing on an adaptation of the Information Acceptance Model…
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Corporate social performance as a market force: Analysing its impact on stocks’ tail risk and upside potential in the Spanish equity market
This study examines the impact of corporate social performance (CSP) and its subdimensions (workforce, human rights, community, and product responsibility) on firms’ tail risk and upside potential in the Spanish stock market. Focusing on the period from 2014 to 2021, annual corporate financial…
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The Impact of Quality of Financial Information on the Decline of Food Manufacturing Companies in the European Union
This study examines the relationship between quality of financial information (QFI) and the probability of corporate decline in the food manufacturing sector within the European Union (EU) controlled by a set of internal (age, size, liquidity, return on assets, and debt) and external (gross…
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Analysis of forgotten incidences on knowledge transfer and management skills in Tunja SME’s
The main objective of this research is to examine the forgotten incidences in knowledge transfer and management skills within small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Tunja. The study employs the Experton method, distance measures, and forgotten effects theory to identify secondary-generation…
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Systematic literature review on the impact of multifunctional training on organizational resilience
This systematic literature review examines how multifunctional training (MT) contributes to organisational resilience (OR) and how this relationship has been modelled and measured. Following PRISMA procedures, 87 studies were synthesised through descriptive analysis and a structured qualitative…
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Rethinking Business Valuation: A Bibliometric Review of Intangible Elements as Key Value Drivers. The Role of Managers in Value Creation
Traditional business valuation methods do not consider most intangibles that affect the value of the company, although they are considered as key elements by both researchers and practitioners. Research in this field is not consolidated yet and although some authors have attempted to address this…
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Driving sustainability: Green drivers and practices in the textile-fashion industry
This study aims to identify the main drivers that influence internal GSCM (Green Supply Chain Management) practices undertaken by companies in the textile-fashion sector in Spain. Additionally, it examines how these companies leverage these practices to enhance both economic and environmental…
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Advances of Artificial Intelligence in Organizational Project Management: A Systematic Literature Review
Organizational project management (OPM) encompasses three key domains: program management, portfolio management, and project management (PM), in addition to organizational enablers. Research indicates increasing application of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies within OPM. However, an…
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Bricoleur mindset in sales: Empowering trade fair performance
A significant advantage in a constantly evolving trade fair environment is the bricoleur mind set. This is particularly relevant for a company deserving to participate in a trade fair but face challenges such as intense competition, resource allocation problems, and the need for adaptability. This…