Mohamed Mousa

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Gig work, management education and changes in working conditions: a qualitative study

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Why might home-based work duties be perceived by female academics as extreme? A qualitative study

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Refugee entrepreneurship in a non-Western country: How do Syrian refugee entrepreneurs respond to diaspora consciousness and negative prejudice?

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Autonomy, competence, and relatedness: How and why do artisan entrepreneurs act as responsible leaders?

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

From announcing their pregnancy to returning to work: The experience of pregnant street-level bureaucrats in non-Western public contexts

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Able or disabled: why should neurodiverse students experience improved access to public universities? An exploratory study

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Hosting mega sporting events in the extreme hospitality context: Why do hotel employees engage so intensively in their job duties?

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Digital entrepreneurship among Egyptian women: Autonomy, experience, and community

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

What determines the engagement of nurses in organisational learning post Covid-19? The role of street-level bureaucracy and Florence Nightingale theories

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Strategic Human Resources Management in Times of Economic Uncertainty: A Lifebuoy for Employees?

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

When extreme events become the norm: how do artisan entrepreneurs adapt their entrepreneurial identity?

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Artículo de divulgación científica

Context really matters: Why do women artisans in the Peruvian context avoid the sole ownership of their enterprises?

Centro de Investigación en Liderazgo Socialmente Responsable, Mujer y Equidad

Mohamed Mousa

Gig work, management education and changes in working conditions: a qualitative study

Why might home-based work duties be perceived by female academics as extreme? A qualitative study

Refugee entrepreneurship in a non-Western country: How do Syrian refugee entrepreneurs respond to diaspora consciousness and negative prejudice?

Autonomy, competence, and relatedness: How and why do artisan entrepreneurs act as responsible leaders?

From announcing their pregnancy to returning to work: The experience of pregnant street-level bureaucrats in non-Western public contexts

Able or disabled: why should neurodiverse students experience improved access to public universities? An exploratory study

Hosting mega sporting events in the extreme hospitality context: Why do hotel employees engage so intensively in their job duties?

Digital entrepreneurship among Egyptian women: Autonomy, experience, and community

What determines the engagement of nurses in organisational learning post Covid-19? The role of street-level bureaucracy and Florence Nightingale theories

Strategic Human Resources Management in Times of Economic Uncertainty: A Lifebuoy for Employees?

When extreme events become the norm: how do artisan entrepreneurs adapt their entrepreneurial identity?

Context really matters: Why do women artisans in the Peruvian context avoid the sole ownership of their enterprises?

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