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Category Archives: The Academic Eye
Academics from each of the six member schools take centre stage and give us their perspective.
Business & Health: How businesses, government, and society are addressing the future of healthcare
The WashU Olin-CoBS special issue on how companies, government, and society are addressing the future of healthcare.
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When a Disruption Hits, Does Earlier Performance Still Matter?
Can a performance evaluation given before a crisis still matter once work conditions change? Can employees feel confident while remaining uncertain about their company’s future? And does support from a […]
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The Structure of Global Supplier Networks: How they may quietly shape corporate ESG controversies
Profs. Sangho Chae, Warwick Business School, Igor Filatotchev, King’s Business School, King’s College London, Seongtae Kim, School of Business, Aalto University, and Byung‑Gak Son, Bayes Business School, explore how growing complexity and geographical dispersion of global supply chains may pose significant challenges in ensuring environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards for Multi-National Enterprises.
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Beyond the Medical Record: Into the realities of patients’ daily lives
Prof. Ayushi Tandon, Trinity Business School, explores how women experience these systems beyond their clinical purpose.
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The Cost of Performing Wellness: Why invisible illness often remains hidden in plain sight at work
Prof. Armand Bam, Stellenbosch Business School, explores how employees with hidden illnesses experience the workplace.
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Sustainability: A rational myth
Prof. Beatriz Lima Zanoni, Universidad Federal do Paraná in Brazil, argues that sustainability is not a fixed or universally defined concept.
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Climate Change and the Future of Life Insurance
Prof. David Gómez-Ullate, IE University, explores climate change and insurance risk and calls for people’s health to be taken into account.
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The Emotional Bridge between Work and Home: When family emotions cross into workplace ethics
Prof. Na Fu, Trinity Business School, looks into family emotions and their impact on workplace behavior and ethics.
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Health and the “Heating or Eating” Dilemma
Prof. Phimster, Stellenbosch Business School, shares research into health and how the heating or eating dilemma is portrayed in the UK media.
