Gendering Dynamic Capabilities in Micro Firms

Bogodistov, Yevgen; Presse, André; Krupskyi, Oleksandr P.; Sardak, Sergii

doi:10.1590/s0034-759020170308

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“…At the micro level, the resource capabilities of enterprises participating in the medical tourism market of Ukraine are of great importance. HR potential, financial resources, technologies and technical equipment, the quality of infrastructural support, innovativeness of entrepreneurial activity, marketing policy, informatization of activity -become the main factors of competitiveness and dynamic capabilities of companies and, accordingly, the power of the market as a whole [98].…”

Section: Problems and Prospects Of Development Of Hotel And Restauran...mentioning

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Problems and Prospects of Development of Hotel and Restaurant and Tourist Industry in the Conditions of Integration Processes

Holovnia¹,

Zakharova²,

Lopatiuk³

et al. 2022

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Section: Problems and Prospects Of Development Of Hotel And Restauran...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Problems and Prospects of Development of Hotel and Restaurant and Tourist Industry in the Conditions of Integration Processes

Holovnia¹,

Zakharova²,

Lopatiuk³

et al. 2022

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“…These capabilities represent the exploitation of the potentiality of organizational knowledge, requires companies to introduce planned strategies for the collection, systematic documentation of ideas, contributions from their employees and corporate experience. In any case, developing ICs aims to create and strengthen new intra-and inter-organizational learning systems (Bogodistov et al, 2017;Bykova & Jardon, 2018;Kodama, 2018;Newell, 2015;Piening & Salge, 2015).…”

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Determinant factors of innovation management in the manufacturing industry of Pichincha, Ecuador

Ibujés-Villacís

Franco-Crespo

2022

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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“…Kant adheres to a certain system for consideration of the ethical and legal concept (Kant, 1997a). The systems approach acquired its further development and actively used by philosophers (Churchman, 1968;Ivin and Furmanova, 1983;Chambers, 2017) and in many multidisciplinary studies (Bailey and Waldinger, 1991;Witherington, 2007;Kira and van Eijnatten, 2008;Khmarskyi and Pavlov, 2016;Byrne, 2017;Bogodistov et al, 2017;Zarutska et al, 2018).…”

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Ethics and law in Kant’s views: the principle of complementarity

Pavlova

Zarutska²,

Pavlov

et al. 2019

IJOES

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to consider the complementarity of ethics and law with regard to the problem of their common existence in society through the identification of common and different characteristics in the philosophy of I. Kant. Design/methodology/approach This study is based on the observation that in modern society ethics and law remain the main social regulators and their co-existence requires the definition of their interaction and complementarity. Also, as this problem is closely related to issues of freedom and obligation, it is necessary to show their role in ethics and law. Findings The results show that the complementarity of ethics and law is due to the obligation that unites them, and the categorical imperative is the only postulate of ethics and the rights to execute, which allows a person to always remain worthy of his name. Ethics also has the meaning of legal capacity, and law means the recognition of people moral independence by public authorities. Thus, the law must protect a person not only from arbitrariness on the part of other people but also from the state power. Originality/value This paper uses a philosophical approach, the utility of which is that ethics and law are studied as elements of normative regulation system of the society in terms of the phenomenal and noumenal nature of a man. It is proposed to consider ethics and law not only as different social regulators, which have their own specifics but also as complementary elements of a single social being, which should exist together and not attempt to substitute one another.

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Gendering Dynamic Capabilities in Micro Firms

Cited by 17 publications

References 51 publications

Problems and Prospects of Development of Hotel and Restaurant and Tourist Industry in the Conditions of Integration Processes

Problems and Prospects of Development of Hotel and Restaurant and Tourist Industry in the Conditions of Integration Processes

Determinant factors of innovation management in the manufacturing industry of Pichincha, Ecuador

Ethics and law in Kant’s views: the principle of complementarity

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