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Driving pre-match fan engagement through social media: effects of message characteristics and team performance
Authors: Kaushik Kapil , Pathak Atul Arun , Mishra Abhishek 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
This study aims to understand the kind of content and context that effectively create higher fan social media engagement (SME) through pre-match content posted by sports teams.

Design/methodology/approach
This research examines the effect of inspirational, informational, entertaining and warmth content appeal on affective and cognitive responses from fans in the form of likes and shares. Messages on X (previously Twitter), chosen as a representative social media platform, from the teams participating in the Indian Premier League, were analysed using regression models to validate the proposed model empirically.

Findings
For sports clubs, entertaining, warmth and inspirational content is more effective than information content in generating likes on social media. Content with high vividness is effective only for sports teams with high performance. Fans of low-performance teams exhibit higher responsiveness to content with inspirational appeal.

Research limitations/implications
This research contributes to the sports marketing literature by examining the influential role of warmth and inspirational content in generating higher SME in the pre-match context.

Practical implications
This study provides prescriptions to sports clubs for leveraging social media platforms to engage their fans through appropriate content. Given the growth of sports leagues in developing and developed countries, this study provides guidelines to sports clubs for effective social media marketing.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is among the first to integrate social identity theory and elaboration likelihood model theoretical frameworks to study fan engagement with social media content posted by sports clubs.
Exploring emerging trends and performance metrics in internet gaming disorder (IGD): a systematic review based on computational mapping
Authors: Oraon Akash Deep , Saikia Swagota , Verma Manoj Kumar 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
Internet gaming disorder (IGD) has become a crucial concern due to its rising prevalence and potential mental health impacts, which can lead to significant psychological, social and functional impairments, affecting academic performance, relationships and overall well-being of an individual. This paper aims to evaluate the published literature on IGD, identifying its growth, prolific authors, journals, countries, collaboration patterns and emerging research hotspots.

Design/methodology/approach
The present study has used scientometrics and altmetrics approaches to evaluate the published IGD literature. The data was collected from the Scopus database using the keywords TITLE-ABS-KEY, “Internet Gaming Disorder” or “Gaming Addiction” by filtering the period of 2014–2023, “research articles” and “English” language. Dimensions.ai has been used to extract the altmetric attention score. The results showed a total of 1,454 documents. The analysis has been done using VoSviewer and MS Excel.

Findings
The results showed an upward trend in publications over time. Dr Mark Griffiths is the most productive author, and the Journal of Behavioral Addictions is prolific. China is the most productive country. The study found minimal collaboration between the authors. The results highlighted that IGD predominantly affects adolescent males, leading to anxiety and significant impacts on brain function.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, studies examining IGD research using both scientometric and altmetric approaches within the specified time frame have yet to be identified.
Examining the impact of realistic job previews on leaders’ behavioral integrity and newcomers’ psychological contract breach: a multiwave field experiment
Authors: Shi Xiaolin (Crystal) , Shi Hao (Mira) , Leung Xi Yu 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
The purpose of this study is to explore how realistic job previews can mitigate the negative relationship between perceived leader behavioral integrity and employees’ perceptions of psychological contract breach.

Design/methodology/approach
A between-subjects field experiment was conducted in the hotel industry. Five waves of data were collected from 104 newcomers over a four-month period.

Findings
The results indicated that perceiving leader behavioral integrity reduces newcomer psychological contract breach, turnover intention and increases job performance. The intervention of realistic job previews effectively mitigated the negative relationship between behavioral integrity and psychological contract breach when leader–member value congruence was low.

Practical implications
The findings of this study offer actionable strategies for hotel professionals to improve employment outcomes, particularly during the pre-entry phase and the early socialization process of newcomers.

Originality/value
By integrating social exchange theory and expectancy theory within a framework of employees’ psychological contract breach, this study reveals the positive effects of realistic job previews on creating a positive work experience of newcomers.
Live streaming in hospitality and tourism: a hybrid systematic review and way forward
Authors: Shao Yuhong , Huang Songshan (Sam) 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
This study aims to provide a timely review of hospitality and tourism live streaming (HTLS) research, aiming to understand the intellectual foundation in the past and identify opportunities for future research.

Design/methodology/approach
This study collected 56 papers from journals in the Social Science Citation Index database or the Australian Business Deans Council journal quality list and adopted a hybrid systematic literature review combining bibliometric analysis and the theory-context-characteristics-method framework-based approach. Additionally, a cross-tabulation analysis was conducted to compare the research on two specific forms of HTLS – tourism e-commerce live streaming (TEcLS) and travel live streaming.

Findings
The study found that the current research lacks in-depth theoretical insights, focuses on China as the national context and viewers as the research subject, mainly uses online surveys and lacks first-order knowledge. Moreover, it identified five research themes, including the impact of HTLS on viewer behavior, purchase behavior in HTLS and introduction of HTLS, within which eight categories of research constructs, such as viewer-related, streamer-related and relationship-related, are applied.

Research limitations/implications
In terms of research, the study reveals various gaps in the existing literature and provides potential research directions to advance the field. As for practice, it offers valuable strategies for practitioners to optimize their marketing efforts using HTLS.

Originality/value
This study provides an up-to-date review of the HTLS field through a systematic and reproducible method. It offers critical discussions and suggestions for academic research and industry practices.
Relation of energy use to price inflation for sustainable development policy: does fossilflation occur in Indonesia?
Authors: Kusuma Arya Candra , Kurniawan Robert , Wongsonadi Sri Kuswantono , Gio Prana Ugiana , Dalimunthe Henny Herawaty Br. , Sutisna Anan 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
This study aims to analyze the effect of energy consumption by energy source toward the price level of fossil fuels in Indonesia.

Design/methodology/approach
Using data from the Energy Institute and the World Development Indicator, this study applies the error correction model method to analyze the effect of energy consumption on price levels, both in the short and long run.

Findings
The results of this study show that the price of oil, which is one of the energy sources, has increased. In the long run, coal consumption increases oil prices, while geothermal consumption does the opposite. On the other hand, in the short term, only oil consumption increases oil prices. This study emphasizes the importance of renewable energy development, especially geothermal energy and hydroelectricity, for energy price stability in Indonesia.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to examine the effect of Indonesian energy consumption on oil prices. In addition, this study breaks down the analysis of energy consumption by source, making it a valuable reference for the development of renewable energy in Indonesia.
How to make sponsorship activations memorable: the power of meaningfulness
Authors: Marceau Pascale 
Published: February 2025

PurposeBuilding on memory-dominant logic, this study proposes a theoretical model explaining the antecedents and consequences of memorable activation experience.Design/methodology/approachThrough a qualitative research methodology – a narrative review, an analysis of current activation trends, eight interviews and content validity evaluation by five experts – this study hypothesized that six antecedents (positive emotions, novelty, meaningfulness, involvement, experience intensification and serendipity) positively influence memorable activation experience, which in turn significantly affects two managerial outcomes: positive word-of-mouth and sponsor recall. To evaluate the proposed hypotheses, this study analyzed data collected from consumers who participated in a sponsorship activation by Lafleur (n = 215) and Salon de jeux de Québec (n = 306) using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM).FindingsThe results indicate that all antecedents, except for novelty, have a significant impact on memorable activation experience, which positively impacts positive word-of-mouth and sponsor recall.Originality/valueBy extending the scope of memorable experience to the sponsorship field, this study enhances its conceptualization and application. It also contributes to a better understanding of designing activations to increase the likelihood of memorability, thus improving their effectiveness.
People first, preservation later: critical community engagement to activate dialogue-based archives
Authors: Han Yingying 
Published: February 2025

PurposeThis study explores whether and how archival records can address the social oppression faced by Chinese immigrants through community engagement, with the aim of fostering transformative change within marginalized communities.Design/methodology/approachGuided by Paulo Freire’s concepts of generative themes and dialogue, this community-based qualitative case study engaged seven participants in a workshop that used archival materials about Chinese immigration history. Participants interacted with three groups of materials and had collective discussions. They reflected on their perceptions of the history and stories documented in the archival materials and further shared insights on the fairness of current immigration systems, as well as potential changes necessary for a more equitable immigration system.FindingsThe archival records activated dialogues in which participants expressed disappointment with historical and ongoing exclusion by the government. They critiqued social beliefs such as the expectation that Asians must conform to white normativity to be accepted in the United States. Participants explored the challenges facing the community, reflected on how their experiences resonate with the archival stories and identified the “cyclical oppression” of the Chinese immigrant community. I propose this process as “dialogue-based archives,” which engages marginalized community members in conversations through archival records, fostering mutual respect, active listening, sharing of lived experiences and critical reflection on oppression.Originality/valueDialogue-based archives effectively engage marginalized communities. It also constitutes rigorous scholarship, contributing to the field of Library and Information Science (LIS) by challenging the dominant white-elitist and Euro-Anglo-centric discourse within the field and highlighting the value of archival engagement work in addressing the needs of marginalized communities. It also specifically contributes to critical archival studies by providing grassroots insights into collection building and description.
Prioritization and relational analysis of green supplier evaluation criteria in the textile industry
Authors: Yıldırım Söylemez Esra , Kayabaşı Aydın , Demirağ Fatma 
Published: February 2025

PurposeThis study aims to determine the extent to which the textile industry considers ecological issues in the supplier evaluation process by examining the relationships between environmental and operational criteria.Design/methodology/approachThe supplier evaluation process within the industry was examined using the Fuzzy DEMATEL-based Analytic Network Process (FDANP) hybrid method. Criterion relationships were determined using the Fuzzy DEMATEL method. Two different ANP processes (the classical DANP approach and the new DANP approach) were used to assess the criterion weights, and the analysis results were compared. The satisfaction levels of suppliers with whom businesses collaborated were also examined using IPA analysis.FindingsThe results of the hybrid approaches with different steps in the study also differ. While the classic FDANP approach prioritizes cost and quality in the green supplier evaluation process, green products and EMS come to the fore according to the new FDANP approach. In addition, while businesses are satisfied with the operational performance of suppliers, their environmental performance remains below average.Research limitations/implicationsThis study was conducted in a sector-specific context, limited to Denizli province and green raw material suppliers.Practical implicationsThis study revealed important findings regarding environmental awareness in buyer-supplier relations in the textile industry and offers a practical decision-making tool for decision- makers.Social implicationsThe results of this study may help industrial enterprises gain an environmental perspective when planning their operations to create a more sustainable environment.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the literature from a holistic perspective by examining the role and importance of operational and environmental criteria in the green supplier evaluation process in the textile industry.
Factors influencing artificial intelligence implementation in the accounting industry: a comparative study among private and public sectors
Authors: Abdallah Wael , Harraf Arezou , Al Wael Hasan 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
This study aims to investigate the factors affecting artificial intelligence (AI) implementation in the accounting industry and compares it among the private and public accounting sectors.

Design/methodology/approach
This study uses a theoretical framework that combines the technology–organization–environment model, the innovation diffusion theory model and the technology acceptance model. A convenience sampling method was used to obtain 561 surveys from accounting, finance management, auditing and bookkeeping professionals in public and private organizations in Kuwait. The data were analyzed using the partial least squares structural equation modeling.

Findings
This study demonstrates that all individual and organizational variables significantly affect AI implementation in the accounting industry, as supported by adequate values of path coefficient and a p-value of <0.05, except competitive pressure, which did not reach statistical significance. Multi-group analysis indicates statistical differences between the private and public sectors regarding organizational culture, regulatory support and perceived ease of use in AI implementation.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to compare AI implementation in the private and public accounting sectors. Its findings could redesign the authors’ understanding of AI implementation in the accounting industry.
Promoting green creativity among hotel employees: a multi serial mediation
Authors: Azila-Gbettor Edem Maxwell , Mensah Christopher , Atatsi Eli A. , Fiati Helen Mawuena 
Published: February 2025

PurposeThe study investigates the serial mediation of green work engagement and green individual and collective psychological ownership in the nexus between green inclusive leadership and green creativity among hotel employees in Ghana.Design/methodology/approachFour-hundred and eighty-four (484) samples were selected using convenience sampling technique from 3–4 star rated hotels. The data solicited with a self-reported questionnaire was analyzed using SEM-PLS.FindingsThe findings reveal that green inclusive leadership directly improves hotel employee’s green creativity, green work engagement and green individual and collective psychological ownership. Green work engagement and green individual and collective psychological ownership separately and serially mediate the relationship between green inclusive leadership directly improves hotel employee’s green creativity.Research limitations/implicationsThe findings imply that hotel managers should adopt green inclusive leadership practices to directly foster employees' green creativity, engagement and ownership of environmental initiatives. Additionally, cultivating green work engagement and psychological ownership can further amplify the positive impact of leadership on green creativity through both separate and serial mediation effects.Originality/valueOne of the first studies to have examined green work engagement and individual and collective psychological ownership as a serial mediation between green inclusive leadership and green creativity among hotel employees.
Adoption of blockchain technology in promoting halal compliance
Authors: Purusottama Ambara , Simatupang Togar M. 
Published: February 2025

Purpose
Blockchain technology (BT)-based halal discussions have gained momentum as their significant benefits have become evident. However, explaining the halal compliance of blockchain-based products remains insufficient. This study attempts to confront this deficiency and promote a thorough understanding of halal compliance using BT.

Design/methodology/approach
The research design emphasized the relationship between theoretical and empirical evidence in adopting BT to produce novel knowledge for halal compliance. Furthermore, this study formulated a model resulting from an iterative process between theoretical and empirical evidence, as confirmed by multiple case studies. To produce solid findings, the data were collected using a few approaches involving key actors in halal-specific areas in Indonesia, such as in-depth interviews, direct observations and documentation.

Findings
The study shows that the developed model elucidates the synthesis of BT and halal compliance. BT’s features can facilitate the dimensions of halal compliance and can be applied in multiple cases. The BT features work complementarily, and it was found that some features work dominantly in each dimension for halal compliance, while other features accentuate a minor role. Other findings identified discrepancies among the cases since they had different characteristics.

Originality/value
This study initiates an integrative model combining BT features and halal compliance dimensions, including traceability, integrity and authenticity. The model, along with the study’s implications and contributions, is then explained in detail in this article.
Influence of supply chain digitalization on supply chain agility, resilience and performance: environmental dynamism as a moderator
Authors: Jum'a Luay , Zighan Saad , Alkalha Ziad 
Published: February 2025

PurposeThis study aims to examine the impact of supply chain digitalization (SCD) on supply chain performance (SCP) with the integration of supply chain agility (SCA) and supply chain resilience (SCR) in manufacturing firms. Additionally, it investigates the moderating role of environmental dynamism (ED) in these relationships in the context of manufacturing firms.Design/methodology/approachA quantitative research design was employed, utilizing a structured questionnaire to collect data. The sample consisted of 374 valid responses from various managerial levels within manufacturing firms in Jordan. A purposive sampling technique was used to ensure that participants had relevant expertise in supply chain management. The data were analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM) through Smart PLS software to test the proposed hypotheses.FindingsThe study found that SCD positively impacts SCP by enhancing both SCA and SCR. Digital technologies were shown to improve supply chain visibility, speed of decision-making and resource efficiency, which are essential for maintaining performance under uncertain conditions. Furthermore, ED significantly moderates the relationship between digitalization and SCP, indicating that the benefits of digitalization on SCA and SCR are more pronounced in highly dynamic environments.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the literature by offering an investigation on the role of SCD in influencing SCA, SCR and ultimately SCP in manufacturing firms. It also sheds light on the moderating effect of ED, providing a deeper understanding of the conditions under which digital transformation in supply chains is most beneficial. The study was based on three theoretical foundations: the resource-based view (RBV), the dynamic capabilities theory (DCT) and the contingency theory (CT).
Big data analytics and competitive performance: the role of environmental uncertainty, managerial support and data-driven culture
Authors: Almheiri Read Khalid , Jabeen Fauzia , Kazi Muhammad , Santoro Gabriele 
Published: February 2025

PurposeThis research examines the influence of big data analytics (BDA) on the competitive performance of firms in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Focused on the linkages of IT-enabled dynamic capabilities, managerial support, data driven culture, environmental uncertainty and supply chain resilience, the study aims to evaluate the mechanisms through which BDA contributes to competitive advantage.Design/methodology/approachThis research employs an empirical investigation to address questions regarding the influence of BDA on the competitive performance of the supply chain industry in the UAE. The research involved the distribution of a structured questionnaire to the employees (n = 400) across diverse supply chain units in the UAE. The proposed framework was evaluated through SPSS and AMOS. Additionally, the researchers utilized the Process Macro to reveal the mediating and moderating dynamics.FindingsThe study finding emphasizes the impact of BDA on both supply chain resilience and competitive performance with IT-enabled capabilities playing a mediating role. Furthermore, managerial support was found to positively moderate the relationship between BDA and IT-enabled capabilities.Research limitations/implicationsThis study contributes to the improvisation of existing literature in the field providing an understanding of how study variables collectively influence competitive performance within the specific context of UAE firms.Practical implicationsThe findings provide insights for industry practitioners, highlighting the strategic importance of integrating BDA into supply chain management to boost operational efficiency and sustain competitive performance.Originality/valueThe study findings provide opportunities for scholars as well as managers for optimizing their strategic developments to build sustainable competitive performance by processing data analytic processes, resilient activities and efficient managerial support.