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Explore published scholarship in healthcare management, accounting, management and technology. This curated reading library connects foundational ideas and recent research with the PRAXIS conference themes.
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The Quarterly Journal of Economics140(2), 889–942
Studies the introduction of an AI assistant among customer-support agents. Productivity gains vary across workers, with larger benefits for less experienced and lower-skilled agents. The findings inform research on workplace learning, human–AI collaboration and the organizational adoption of new technology.
Implementation Science17, Article 75
Updates the CFIR framework using published feedback and a survey of researchers. The revised framework helps examine organizational and contextual barriers to implementing innovations, with greater attention to recipients and equity.
Academy of Management Review46(1), 192–210
Examines the relationship between replacing human tasks with AI and helping people work with AI. This conceptual paper argues that automation and augmentation are interdependent, offering a framework for studying the tensions and organizational choices involved in adopting intelligent systems.
Journal of Business Research122, 889–901
Distinguishes digitization, digitalization and digital transformation, and examines the capabilities, structures and growth strategies needed by digital businesses. The paper connects technology-led change with business model innovation and the measures organizations use to assess performance.
Review of Accounting Studies26, 1176–1248
Examines the potential economic consequences of mandatory sustainability disclosures for firms, investors and other stakeholders. The review considers materiality, enforcement and implementation choices, offering a foundation for research on reporting and accountability.
Long Range Planning51(1), 40–49
Explores how business models, strategy and dynamic capabilities interact. The article considers how organizations recognize opportunities, design ways to create value and adapt their resources, providing a conceptual foundation for research on innovation and strategic change.
The Lancet Global Health6, e1196–e1252
A commission report examining how health systems can define, measure and improve quality in low- and middle-income countries. It connects governance, accountability and system redesign with equitable, people-centred care.
International Journal of Accounting Information Systems29, 37–58
Reviews the relationship between analytics and management accounting, identifies gaps in empirical research and proposes a research framework. Relevant to studies of decision support, reporting practices and the changing role of management accountants.
Journal of Medical Internet Research19(11), e367
Introduces the NASSS framework to examine why health technologies are adopted, abandoned or difficult to sustain. Its seven domains connect technology, organizational capacity, users and the wider context of digital health programmes.
Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting14(1), 115–122
Explores early applications of artificial intelligence in accounting and auditing. The paper discusses implications for auditors and audit processes, industry examples, and potential biases that warrant further research.
Academy of Management Review31(2), 256–269
Examines the gap between organizational research and managerial practice. Drawing on evidence-based approaches in medicine, the article discusses how managers, researchers and educators can translate scientific knowledge into better-informed decisions and more systematic professional practice.
Administrative Science Quarterly44(2), 350–383
A field study of manufacturing teams examining whether a shared sense of safety in taking interpersonal risks relates to team learning. The findings connect psychological safety, learning behavior and team performance, with implications for leadership and organizational development.
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School of Economics and Management
Management research centres
KIPA
Public administration & governance research
IIPA
Public policy, governance & administrative studies
KDI
Economic policy, development & public investment
KIEP
International economics, trade & financial cooperation
KIET
Industrial policy, corporate management & innovation
DRC
Economic development, reform & policy research
SASS
Economics, governance & social development
