Author: Hans Zimmer ORCID iD: 0009-0006-3510-7045 Affiliation: Swiss International University (SIU) Received 22 June 2025; Revised 27 August 2025; Accepted 30 September 2025; Available online 27 October 2025; Version of Record 27 October 2025. DOI: https://doi.org/10.65326/u7y566741 Volume 2, December 2025, (10018) Abstract Over the past hundred years, hotel management has moved from an apprenticeship-based craft to a research-informed academic field spanning bachelor’s, mast

Author: Anastasija Ivanova Affiliation: Independent Researcher ORCID iD: 0009-0000-7715-8015 Received 12 February 2025; Revised 28 March 2025; Accepted 22 April 2025; Available online 10 May 2025; Version of Record 10 May 2025. Volume 2, December 2025, (10013) https://doi.org/10.65326/u7y566813 Abstract The role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as structural actors in higher education governance has yet to be fully theorized in terms of their contribution to sustain

Author: Mario Li Affiliation: Swiss Global University LLC ORCID iD: 0009-0007-0270-3366 Received 5 June 2024; Revised 20 July 2024; Accepted 5 August 2024; Available online 30 August 2024; Version of Record 30 August 2024. Volume 1, December 2024, (10008) https://doi.org/10.65326/u7y566873 Abstract Business education has not evolved as a linear movement from practice to theory or from local training to global professionalism. It has been transformed through iterative institu

Author: L. Kareem Affiliation: European Council of Leading Business Schools ECLBS (ECLBS) Received 1 March 2024; Revised 7 May 2024; Accepted 16 May 2024; Available online 1 June 2024; Version of Record 1 June 2024, Publication Update 5 February 2026. https://doi.org/10.65326/u7y566815 Volume 1, December 2024, (10003-2) Abstract Distance education has expanded continuously since the nineteenth century, adapting its media, pedagogy, and institutional forms to successive waves

Author: A. Liu Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 16 March 2024; Revised 1 May 2024; Accepted 16 May 2024; Available online 1 June 2024; Version of Record 1 June 2024. Volume 1, December 2024, (10003) https://doi.org/10.65326/u7y566817 Abstract Education has always been a mechanism for societies to reproduce knowledge, distribute authority, coordinate collective life and cope with uncertainty. The article reinterprets a broad historical account of education as a the