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ISO Standards as Institutional Mechanisms for Quality Assurance: A Sociological and Global Systems Perspective
Author: L. Markovic Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract Under the ISO framework, international quality standards have become some of the most important rules for making sure quality around the world in the 21st century. ISO standards started out as optional technical guidelines, but they have grown into powerful tools that businesses use to set up processes, deal with risks, keep records of compliance, and prove their legitimacy in competitive markets. This articl
Dec 9, 20259 min read
Institutional Isomorphism in Global Corporate Law Standards
Author: Samir Khalidi Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract Over the past twenty years, corporate law has come together like never before. Jurisdictions all over the world have started to use similar rules for governance, disclosure, sustainability reporting, and directors' duties. This phenomenon, frequently termed institutional isomorphism, illustrates a complex interaction of regulatory influences, professional standards, global markets, and power disparities within
Dec 5, 20259 min read
Globalization Reconsidered: Shifting Power in a Multipolar Economy
Author: Layla Omar — Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract For more than three decades, globalization was commonly described as a process of deepening economic integration led mainly by advanced Western economies. Trade liberalization, global value chains, and cross-border investment created a world in which production and finance were organized on a truly global scale. In the 2020s, this narrative is being challenged. Geopolitical tensions, trade wars, industrial poli
Nov 21, 202515 min read
History of Politics: A Sociological and Global Perspective
Author: Hans Muller Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract The history of politics reflects humanity’s continuous quest for...
Sep 22, 20255 min read
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