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Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Capital, Systems, and Isomorphism in a Rapidly Shifting Global Economy
Author:  Azamat Bek Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Abstract Entrepreneurship and innovation are often portrayed as the twin engines of economic growth, yet their interaction remains uneven across regions and sectors. This article offers a theory-informed, practice-oriented analysis of entrepreneurship and innovation as they evolve in a week marked by heightened attention to digital adoption, sustainable business models, and AI-enabled productivity. Building on Bourdieu’
Nov 713 min read
The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Strategic Management
Abstract Strategic management has traditionally emphasized analytical models, competitive positioning, and resource allocation. Yet in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environments, strategic advantage increasingly hinges on human capacities for sense-making, coordination, and ethical judgment. This article examines the role of Emotional Intelligence (EI) in strategic management through an integrative framework that connects micro-level affective competencie
Nov 611 min read
Strategic Decision-Making under Uncertainty: Behavioral Approaches in Management
Author: Â Ali Khan Affiliation: Â Independent Researcher Abstract Organizations rarely decide under conditions of perfect information. Instead, managers navigate shifting markets, volatile geopolitics, technological disruption, and incomplete data. Classical models of rational choice often fail to describe how decisions are actually made when time is short and ambiguity is high. This article synthesizes behavioral approaches to strategic decision-making under uncertainty, bridg
Oct 2810 min read
The Evolution of the Car Business: A Sociological and Institutional Perspective
Abstract The global car business has evolved from a small craft industry in the late nineteenth century into one of the largest and most complex economic systems in modern history. This article traces the historical trajectory of the automobile business as both a technological and sociological phenomenon. Using theoretical lenses such as Pierre Bourdieu’s field theory, institutional isomorphism, and world-systems analysis, it examines how economic, cultural, and symbolic form
Oct 238 min read
The History of Fashion: A Global Sociological Perspective
Author: Â Aiman Bek, Independent Researcher Abstract Fashion has long transcended its function as mere clothing, evolving into a system of...
Sep 266 min read
History of Philosophy: A Sociological and World-Systems Perspective
Author: Â Amanbek Nurbekov Affiliation: Â Independent Researcher Abstract The history of philosophy is often described as a journey of...
Sep 195 min read
The History of Science: A Sociological and Global Perspective
Author:  Alim Khan Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Abstract The history of science represents one of humanity’s most transformative...
Sep 178 min read
History of Art: A Socio-Cultural and Theoretical Examination
Author:  Dinara Mukanova Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Abstract The history of art reflects humanity’s intellectual, cultural, and...
Sep 164 min read
The History of Online Education: Institutions, Power, and Legitimacy
Author : Aizada Kenzhebekova — Independent Researcher Abstract Online education has developed from modest correspondence programs into a...
Sep 136 min read
The History of Business: Evolution, Institutions, and Global Dynamics
Author: Â Yerbol Karimov Affiliation: Â Independent Researcher Abstract This article traces the historical evolution of business from its...
Sep 105 min read
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