Scholarly Articles

Many considered the October 2013 healthcare.gov launch a failure.  Designed as an online market place, healthcare.gov allowed users to shop for and compare healthcare policies.

In our Excellence in Case Studies series, we have examined the essential elements of a case study that engages the reader and a teaching note that provides instructors with the authors’ perspective

This case study discusses the modes of entry for a small boutique owner in a small Midwest community.

This is the full Fall 2024 issue from the Journal of Case Studies. Individual articles can be found by searching the article title.

This description-based critical incident focuses on the onboarding lessons associated with the British royal family and their business that can be applied to anyone entering a family that concurren

Economic experiments are situations under controlled conditions in which participants are assigned specific roles and given incentives to make choices.

On November 23, 2023, the CEO of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), resigned, pled guilty to running afoul of U.S.

This decision-based critical incident describes how Operations Vice President Cody of Bigfoot Heating and Air should deal with Nate, his competent but overstepping customer service specialist.

Diegnau Farms was quickly approaching the renewal of a farm rental agreement.

A Peloton commercial faced criticism from both the media and the general public, with concerns ranging from sexism and unchecked privilege to promoting negative body image.

Nick Oda was a marketing consultant hired by Momo Ltd, a lingerie manufacturer based in Tokyo, Japan.

This critical incident brings attention to the misalignment that often occurs between a business’s corporate social responsibility strategies and organizational leadership.

The critical incident explores the complexities Jan, owner of JDD Rockway LLC, faced in navigating the challenging U.S. freight market post-COVID-19 pandemic.

Sam was an on-call chief pilot for an international airline who received an early morning call from Peter, another pilot.

Business instructors face significant challenges.

This critical incident discusses a building naming controversy faced by Middlebury College President Laurie Patton.

Pay-for-plasma collection is a new US$24b industry that is responding to a global shortage of plasma primarily for plasma derived medical products. The industry is mainly in the U.S.

This descriptive critical incident explores the perspective of Dean Larry DeBrock, the former dean of a top-ranked business school, who later became one of the first instructors of Business 101 aft

Why are you trying to sound "Black"? Awkwafina, a Chinese/Korean-born American celebrity in movies, music, and television, had been approached with this question multiple times.

The purpose of this article was to guide instructors how to form high performing, diverse student teams using inclusive interaction, socialization, and accountability.