Vol. 6 No. 1 (2024): Journal of Behavioural Economics and Social Systems

BESS Cover - Volume 6, Number 1, 2024

Our latest edition of BESS® delves into the issues of responsible management, economics and ethics, modern slavery, human-centered societal frameworks, online personality assessments, the effectiveness of nudging as a policy tool, and late Daniel Kahneman’s legacy.

Published: 09-08-2024

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BESS Vol. 6, No. 1, July 2024

Articles

Responsible management and the global grand challenges: A social systems perspective

Prof James Guthrie AM, Prof John Dumay, Prof Federica Ricceri
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The Nudge agenda – possibly oversold and arguably underperforming

Fergus Neilson
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Accounting for modern slavery risk transparency in Nigerian businesses: Institutional context, disclosure and the way forward

Dr Katherine L. Christ, Dr Isaac M. Ikpor, Prof Roger L. Burritt
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Economics and ethics: Is economics a moral science?

Prof Finn Olesen
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Why do virtuous individuals accept and promote unethical institutions?

Dr Shann Turnbull
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The Australian public sector and the PwC affair: A social systems perspective

Dr Adam Lucas, Prof James Guthrie AM, Prof John Dumay
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Australian PwC affair: An international perspective

Prof John Dumay, Prof Federica Ricceri, Prof James Guthrie AM
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Do we need a 6i Framework? Discussing the implications of Society 5.0 for the multi-level understanding of organisational learning

Prof Christian Nielsen, Prof Jacob Brix
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Can online content indicate an individual's ‘real-life’ personality?

Alice Matthews, Andrew Hine
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Vale Daniel Kahneman, the philosopher who put economics on a new path

Ian McAuley
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