• “For me, customers are not responsible”: Consumers’ role and responsibility in governing companies’ Corporate Social Responsibility in the state-led developing country context of Malaysia 

  Tan, J.N. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Consumers are increasingly being responsibilized for governing companies’ ethical, or corporate social responsibility (CSR), performance in developed countries. Little though is known about consumer responsibilization in ...
• Truth or dare: can the mystery between different job demands and employee well-being and performance be solved? A conceptual framework and research agenda 

  Tabassum, R. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Occupational health and safety agencies have revealed that employees in human service sectors are particularly susceptible to experiencing high levels of psychological distress. While numerous scholars argue that acute job ...
• GIS integrated analysis of socio-environmental risk factors of dengue incidence reference to Colombo District, Sri Lanka 

  Swarnapali, S.B.Y.; Weerakoon, K.G.P.K. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Dengue could be considered a fast-growing vector-borne disease. The paper identifies the socioenvironmental risk factors affecting dengue incidence within dengue-prone areas and prioritizes the key risk factors to identify ...
• Leadership dimensions influencing sustainability leadership in Sri Lanka: Mediating effect of manager’s sustainable thinking and organizational change 

  Sumanasiri, E.A.G. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  This study examines the mediation effect of sustainable thinking and organizational change on the leadership dimensions that influence sustainability leadership among Sri Lankan managers. Sri Lanka is a developing country ...
• Emotions, psychological capital, and sales performance: Challenges for women entrepreneurs in the South of Thailand 

  Supanti, D.; Rana, V.; Ek-uru, S. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Drawing from broaden-and-build theory and positive organizational behavior, this paper examined: a) the effect of feedback and its affective consequences on sales performance; b) the effects of emotions on sales performance ...
• Operationalising performance measurement in the New Zealand District Health Boards - An empirical study 

  Soysa, I. B.; Grigg, N.P.; Jayamaha, N.P. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Irrespective of the sector to which the organisation belongs, performance measurement is important to any organisation for its survival and growth. An outcome-driven performance measurement (PM) framework is currently ...
• Mediation effect of organizational citizenship behaviour on the relationship of organizational communication, team-cohesiveness and perceived construction project success – Sri Lankan perspective 

  Silva, S.K.; Arachchige, B.J.H. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  This study focuses on investigating the mediation effect of organizational citizenship behaviour (OCB) on the relationship of organizational communication, team-cohesiveness and project success in the construction context ...
• Position of the Sri Lankan products in the global market: A comparison of brand values 

  de Silva, P.M.; Gunawardana, K.D.; Jayamaha, N.P. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Brand value is an important concept that provides competitive edge for business. In this exploratory study, we argued that perceived quality is the single most important determinant of brand value, at least in the short ...
• Key challenges and issues faced by tourism entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka due to the Easter attack 

  de Silva, D.C.H.; Wijewardene, L. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  The economy of Sri Lanka depends heavily on the tourism industry. However, tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka slumped 70% and the tourism industry faced a huge struggle due to the Easter Sunday attack. Hence, this research is ...
• Bad surprises of servitisation: Environmental consequences of value creation 

  Sukumar, H.T.; Ganesh, L.S.; Sharma, P.; Venkatraman, V.; Potdar, V. M. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Servitisation is a relatively new concept in the literature of marketing and strategy, in which products are services are bundled together as a system. Servitisation is said to improve the firm’s value, customer retention, ...
• Strange bedfellows: The interaction between corporate and NGOs after mandatory CSR regulation in India 

  Shukla, D. M.; Qureshi, I. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  This study examines how mandatory CSR, implemented since 2014 in India, has triggered changes in the interorganizational field and has affected the interaction between corporates and NGOs. Collecting qualitative data from ...
• Impediments and approaches for faculty and SMEs linkage: A case study of the Management Faculty of the University of Jaffna. 

  Shivany, S. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  SMEs are vital contributors to the process of commercialization of new knowledge discovered by universities. Understanding impediments and approaches for linkages between a faculty and SMEs is therefore important. The ...
• Financial decision-making behaviour among women in developing countries: Postulating a conceptual framework 

  Sharma, A.; Hewege, C.; Perera, C. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  This article explores the key drivers of financial decision-making among women in developing countries to gain insights on their financial empowerment. A comprehensive review of literature highlights that financial literacy, ...
• Spiritual intelligence: Exploring the constituent elements 

  Sharma, A. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Although first introduced to the western world, by Danah Zohar in 1997, spiritual intelligence (SI) has existed in Indian traditional texts for the last 3000 years. However, the subject has remained an area of infrequent ...
• Toward a conceptual framework for the impact of business analytics on organisations 

  Shamekhi, M.; Scheepers, H.; Ahmed, A. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  The number of organisations adopting business analytics (BA) has increased over recent years. However, there is limited empirical research focusing on the impact of BA adoption on organisation design. This paper develops ...
• Computing seismic vulnerability of residential buildings: A case study of Jeddah City in Saudi Arabia 

  Shah, M.F.; Sultan, P. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Increased development and urbanization of a city may cause higher risk from seismic events, even in areas of moderate seismicity. This study takes the case of the City of Jeddah, which is expanding rapidly in number of ...
• The Influence of Role on Sustainability Attitudes and Practice: A Study of Business and Political Leaders in Sri Lanka and Other Countries 

  Singh, J. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  Sustainability has emerged as a key concept in the business world, in the curriculum of business schools and in society generally. However, it is not clear that the meaning of the term is interpreted the same way by everyone. ...
• The role of an entrepreneurial leader in developing an entrepreneurial university: A case study of a state university in Sri Lanka 

  Senathiraja, R.; Kapiyangoda, K.K.; Buvanendra, S. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  The concept of the entrepreneurial university (EU) is known as a major driver to promote and encourage an ecosystem conducive for a country’s development. The purpose of our study is to explore how entrepreneurial leaders ...
• Responsible leadership in emerging markets: An ethical analysis of a conflict between an emerging market multinational enterprise and indigenous communities 

  Pless, N.; Sengupta, A. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  In light of grand societal challenges there is a call for research on responsible leadership (RL). A significant gap exists in the understanding of RL in emerging countries, specifically how leaders could instead of should ...
• Conflicting interests, dominance and power relations on coercive and enabling controls of performance appraisal practice: An empirical study of a private university 

  Seneviratne, S.M.C; Hoque, Z. (Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2020)

  This paper reports on a case study of the actual practice of internally enacted performance appraisal system in a Sri Lankan private university (University Bravo). The study investigates the impacts stemming from the ...

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