Team publications 2015 to 2025
The work STAKES starts from.
Ten years of work on one stubborn question: can a company do anything useful for a place that is coming apart? The answers here run from a coffee cooperative in rural Colombia to small firms in Beirut trading through a currency collapse, by way of Myanmar, Langa, and a long argument about industrial relations theory. Two of the papers take stock of the field at twenty years, once backwards and once forwards. This is the ground STAKES builds on.
- Funder
- Research Council of Norway
- Project number
- 353416
- Scheme
- FRIPRO Researcher Project for Scientific Renewal
- Term
- 1 Jul 2025 to 29 Jun 2029
- Host
- Centre for Global Sustainability (GLOBE/SUM), University of Oslo
- Lead
- Jason Miklian
Business and Peace in the Buffer Condition
Academy of Management Perspectives
Need, creed, and greed: Understanding why business leaders focus on issues of peace
Business Horizons
Multinational enterprises, risk management, and the business and economics of peace
Multinational Business Review
Theorizing business and local peacebuilding through the “Footprints of Peace” coffee project in rural Colombia
Business & Society
The business–peace nexus: ‘business for peace’ and the reconfiguration of the public/private divide in global governance
Journal of International Relations and Development
Contextualising and theorising economic development, local business and ethnic cleansing in Myanmar
Conflict, Security & Development
Responsible business in fragile contexts: comparing perceptions from domestic and foreign firms in Myanmar
Sustainability
Business and human rights scholarship in social issues in management: an analytical review
Business and Human Rights Journal
Peace-making amidst an unfinished social contract: the case of Colombia
Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding
Business, human rights and peace: linking the academic conversation
Business and Human Rights Journal
Local business, local peace? Intergroup and economic dynamics
Journal of Business Ethics
Agonising over industrial relations: bringing agonism and dissensus to the pluralist frames of reference
Journal of Industrial Relations
Business, peacebuilding, violent conflict and sustainable development in Myanmar: presenting evidence from a new survey dataset
Journal of Asia Business Studies
Systems perspectives on business and peace: the contingent nature of business-related action with respect to peace positive impacts
Journal of Business Ethics 194(3), 523–544
Business and Peace, Part I: insights from the first 20 years of B+P scholarship
Business Horizons 67(6), 663–669
Ethical Leadership in Conflict and Crisis
Cambridge Elements
Small business leadership, peacebuilding, and citizen perceptions of businesses as peacebuilders: theory and evidence from Colombia
Society and Business Review
Testing the boundaries of conflict systems: the case of La Frutera, Philippines and the possibilities and limitations of localised peace-positive action
Conflict, Security & Development 25(1), 85–112
Business and Peace, Part II: positioning B+P for the next 20 years
Business Horizons 68(4), 385–391
Business survival strategies in a polycrisis: SME experiences from Beirut, Lebanon
Business Horizons 68(4), 461–477
Business and violent conflict as a multidimensional relationship: the case of post-Reformasi Indonesia
Business Horizons 68(4), 425–438