Governance, digital education and applied management studies.
Editorial interpretations of applied doctoral research, connecting institutional analysis with the demands of organisational decision-making. Each preview distinguishes the underlying study from the British editorial edition.
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How can one enterprise operate responsibly within two different governance systems? This study compares Russian and Chinese institutional and legal arrangements and proposes an integrated framework for cross-border corporate decision-making, accountability and risk management.
A joint applied study of an educational platform for young learners. The underlying research brings programming environments, learning pathways, assessment, data management and operational design together within a proposed digital ecosystem for introductory coding skills.
An applied dissertation examines how strategic intent, organisational capabilities, delivery processes and feedback can be coordinated across a digital company’s operating model.
A thematic reading of separately attributed clinic-management manuscripts examines the organisational, patient and social consequences of digital change in healthcare.
A comparative dissertation examines digital tourism ecosystems in the Asia-Pacific region and the conditions for adapting their practices to Kazakhstan.
An applied doctoral study considers how corporate management instruments can be adapted to private medical organisations, including the organisational setting of dental care.
A joint doctoral manuscript develops a governance perspective on the potential return of foreign companies to a market affected by sanctions and institutional uncertainty.
A thematic collection of separately attributed DBA manuscripts examines business-process outsourcing in warehouse logistics and its implications for a geographically distributed organisation.
An archival DBA dissertation examines organisational models, management communications and decision criteria for a construction enterprise operating in a competitive environment.