Titlebook: Responsible Research for Better Business; Creating Useful and László Zsolnai,Mike J. Thompson Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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2662-1320 management professions.Includes contributions related to th.This book gathers original, empirical and conceptual papers that address the complex challenges of conducting responsible research in the business and management professions. It includes contributions related to, and reflecting on, the vis

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Book 2020d management professions. It includes contributions related to, and reflecting on, the vision of the .Responsible Research in Business and Management. (RRBM) network, which proposes that business can help provide a better world if it is informed by responsible research. The responsible research agen

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Identifying and Solving the Right Problem by Using Multidimensional Systems Thinkingocial, the systemic-ecological, and the existential-spiritual), and create some optimal balance among them. The job of responsible business and management research is identifying the right problems and producing solutions for them that are substantively adequate and ethically acceptable in a broad socioeconomic context.

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Reflections on Standards for Responsible—and High-Quality—Research: A Call for Peaceg to one or more aspects of peace. The expanded concept of peace outlined in the essay offers a transrational consolidation of epistemic and social values. It is, therefore, at the heart of responsible research.

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Book 2020eatly influence business and management practices, and as the late Sumantra Ghoshal warned, bad management theories are destroying good management practices. The authors of this book believe that good management theories can help to create new and better business practices..

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The Call for Responsible Research in Business and Managementis inadequate which may lead to disastrous consequences for the well-being of the stakeholders. To avoid substantive failures in problem-solving business and management scholars should reconsider the basic assumptions of the system under their study and include as many stakeholders’ views as possibl