Speed Meets Circularity: How Can High-Performance Automakers Close the Loop?
Veronica Volodina, Warwick Business School, analyses the supercar builders and their bid to integrate circularity in their automobiles.
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Sustainability Reporting: An Orchestra of People, Planet, and Profit
Farrah Hartanto, Warwick Business School, looks at how sustainability reporting works and how it benefits people, planet, and profit.
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Political Polarization: A threat to democracy
Carolina Tonon Cardoso, FGV-EAESP, dives into the factors that have led to political polarization and a threat to democracy.
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International Companies at the Crossroads of US ESG: Dollars or green future?
Siyi Li, Trinity Business School, analyses how the USA and Europe approach ESG with 3 areas of focus for it to regain traction Stateside.
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AI: The rear window of the work environment – between insight and illusion
Antonin Delobre, ESSEC Business School, explores AI – the rear window of the work environment – between insight and illusion
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Divided We Fall: Exploring the surge of political polarisation
Pallavi Pundar, Monash University, explores the pace of political polarisation and a firm response from those who believe in democracy.
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Blame the Apps, Not Each Other: Social media’s leading role in political polarization
Alexander “Zander” Kuebler, ESSEC Business School, tackles the issue of apps and social media’s role in political polarization.
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Corporate Strategy for Peace: Navigating CSR in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
David Grealish, Trinity Business School, tackles CSR and Corporate Strategy for Peace as a blueprint to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The Ripple Effects of Political Polarization in Society
Ipsita Chatterjee, ESSEC Business School student, explores how political polarization ripples through society.
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Knocking on Our Doors: Leading employees today and tomorrow in the new AI era
Leadership remains a key enabler of the AI transformation of companies. Maria Caruso, Winner of the 2024 CoBS Student CSR Article Competition at IE Business School, contends that the transformative journey begins with people and existing human practices, even before the technology.
