Political Polarisation, Artificial Intelligence, and the Proliferation of Filter Bubbles in the Digital Environment
Daria Perevertailo, Trinity Business School, explores the influence of algorithms and their role in promoting political polarization.
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How Rogue AI and Social Media are Widening Society’s Ideological Rift
Luca Livolsi, Warwick Business School, tackles the question of political polarization through the lens of AI and social media.
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Beyond Bytes and Algorithms: The Blueprint for Purpose-Led Tech Leadership
Céline Viévard, ESSEC, explores the question of purpose in the tech sector and how it can shape ethical and sustainable benefit.
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The Cost of Living Crisis in Kenya: Its Impact on young people and how they can participate in policy-making
Brian Kaitano, Maseno University Alumni and young voice on Kenyan issues, takes a look at the cost of living crisis that has particularly rocked Kenya this year and explores how governments can work with the young to improve stakeholder participation and effective policy.
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Divided We Stand: Political polarisation and the erosion of American solidarity
The United States, once seen as the epitome of democratic ideals, is now grappling with an identity crisis fuelled by political polarisation and institutional dysfunction. Why has it happened, what effect does it have on the wider world, and will the US manage to return to its status as role model? Emily Rowe, Winner of the 2024 CoBS Student CSR Article Competition at Monash Business School, explores
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People, Profit, and Planet: Do sustainability reporting standards measure up?
Rafael Echechipia, FGV-EAESP, explores global reporting standards – a reflection of society’s growing demand for corporate accountability.
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Board of Directors’ Duties Mitigating Climate and Human Right Risks
Increasingly, boards of directors are called upon to navigate the challenges presented by climate change, racial injustice, economic inequality, and numerous other human right issues that are fundamental to the […]
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Tech and its Timeless Relationship with Education
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, and Academic Director of the Council on Business & Society, shares his editorial which heads the latest issue of the CoBS Global Voice magazine […]
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Make Sufficiency Sexy
Anshuman Singh Sisodia, ESSEC MSc. in Sustainability Transformation student and External Sustainability Consultant at Colas, explores our desire to buy, and proposes an original solution to make us slow down […]
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Lessons from Lockdown: Millennials and the future of work
Upon the publication of the book The Employee and the Post-Pandemic Workplace with Routledge, the CoBS interviews researcher Michelle MacMahon, Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin on her study of […]
