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Actor-Network Theory: How People, Technologies, Objects, and Institutions Shape Social Outcomes — A Student's Guide
Abstract This article introduces #Actor_Network_Theory (#ANT) to students who are meeting it for the first time, and it does so without hiding behind heavy jargon. The central claim of #ANT is unusual but simple to state: the things we call "social" are not made by people alone. They are made by mixed groups of humans, machines, documents, animals, rules, and #objects working together. A bus timetable, a vaccine, a student ID card, and a habit of arriving on time can all act
2 hours ago17 min read


Understanding Entrepreneurial Orientation: How Innovation, Risk-Taking, and Proactiveness Support Business Growth — A Student-Focused Conceptual Review
Abstract This article explains Entrepreneurial Orientation (EO) in plain language for students while keeping the structure and rigour of a peer-reviewed journal paper. EO describes the strategic posture a firm takes when it leans towards #innovation, accepts #risk_taking, and acts with #proactiveness ahead of rivals. The paper has three aims. First, it defines EO and its core dimensions so that newcomers can follow the idea without a heavy background in management theory. Sec
7 hours ago17 min read
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