This issue features the work of Professors López-Trigo and Bigné from the University of Valencia and Professor Puchalt from the Cardenal Herrera Oria-CEU University, who analyze the social media strategies of two emerging Spanish political parties, Vox and Más País, concluding on the capacity of Twitter to coordinate messages, and Facebook and Whatsapp to disseminate or expand messages. The authors also stress the capacity of fake news to generate certain emotional states and the unexplored potential of the Linkedin network for political parties. The work of Professors Olmo-Vera and Brusca-Alijarde of the University of Zaragoza analyze the most relevant risk areas included in the audit reports of state-owned companies in Spain and conclude that in general the audit reports of this type of companies contain few audit exceptions and the most relevant risks are associated with revenue recognition and provisions and the valuation of fixed assets, inventories and financial assets.  The work of Professor Pérez-Cano of the Institución Universitaria Salazar y Herrera and Professors López-Torres and García-Pineda of the Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano review the scientific literature in order to know the strategic factors that positively affect the innovative behavior of the individual in the firm, reaching the conclusion that the adoption of a process of design of organizational routines that has a dynamic character and the training of personnel are the two key elements in promoting the innovative behavior of the individual within organizations. Finally, the work of Professors Olloqui, Recalde and Alfaro of the University of Navarra builds a model to drive social innovation processes in the supply chain. The final model of social innovation in the supply chain must be based on internal factors such as company culture, strategy and the international nature of the company, and on external factors such as openness to collaboration within a sector, policies that promote social innovation and international organizations as catalysts for social innovation processes.