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Research Article
Vol. 01, Issue 01, 2026July 27, 2026 BST

When Disruption Never Ends: Hybridisation as Permanent Adaptive Capability and the Emergence of Inclusive Resilience in African Digital Tutoring Ecosystems

Adnan Khan, Jacqueline Rawlinson, Maleeha Khan,
Continuous DisruptionHybrid EntrepreneurshipDigital EcosystemsInclusive ResilienceAfricaEdTech
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Articles in Vol. 01, Issue 01, 2026

Vol. 01, Issue 01, 2026
  • Introducing Business Management Perspectives (BMP): Advancing Scholarship for an Evolving World
    Muhammad Naseer Akhtar
  • Who Bears the Brunt of Health Sacrifices When Households Face Income Shocks? An Empirical Study on Gender Inequality in Medical Expenditure Cuts
    Xiyuan Wu
  • Causal Inference in the Digital Age: A Study on the Application of Quantitative Analytical Methods in Economic and Social Governance
    Feifan Bu
  • The Impact of Digital Transformation on Enterprise Operations: Mechanisms, Practices, and Challenges—An Empirical Study Based on the Technology Acceptance Model and Multiple Case Studies
    Zhexi Zhang
  • When Disruption Never Ends: Hybridisation as Permanent Adaptive Capability and the Emergence of Inclusive Resilience in African Digital Tutoring Ecosystems
    Adnan KhanJacqueline RawlinsonMaleeha Khan
Business and Management Perspectives
Khan, A., Rawlinson, J., & Khan, M. (2026). When Disruption Never Ends: Hybridisation as Permanent Adaptive Capability and the Emergence of Inclusive Resilience in African Digital Tutoring Ecosystems. Business and Management Perspectives, 01(01), 32–48. https://doi.org/10.67728/bmp.2026.005
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