Redesigning Work for a Digital and Green Era
Dimitrios Spiliopoulos, Prof. of IOT at IE Business School, looks into the tech and sustainability skills required for the future.
Category Archives: The Academic Eye
Academics from each of the six member schools take centre stage and give us their perspective.
Locked In: Why Extreme Work Hours Persist in Professional Service Firms
Prof. Ioana Lupu, ESSEC Business School, shares research into why employees accept extreme work hours in professional service firms.
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Guanxi HRM: When relationships shape ethics at work
Prof. Na Fu, Trinity Business School, explores the evolution and effects of personal relationships in a workplace.
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The Silent Chasm: The low-trust disconnect between workers and leadership in South Africa
Prof. Armand Bam, Stellenbosch, and colleagues share research into the cultural rift between workers and leadership in South Africa.
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Sustainable Last-Mile Delivery and Public Transport: A new urban symphony
Prof. Diego Delle Donne, ESSEC, shares research into a pragmatic solution for sustainable last-mile delivery using public transport.
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The Anatomy of Loving Your Work
Prof. Julien Barling, Smith School of Business Queen’s University, and colleagues research the upsides and downsides to loving your work.
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The Phoenix and the Load Shedding: Youth entrepreneurship as South Africa’s radical cure
Thobile N. Radebe, Stellenbosch Business School, shares research on youth entrepreneurship as South Africa’s radical economic cure.
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Conscious Business, the Planet and Change
Discover how conscious businesses are addressing planetary boundaries, avoiding greenwashing, and adopting regenerative models to create a sustainable future.
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Women in Leadership and the Power of Sponsors
Prof. Stefan Gröschl, ESSEC Business School, shares research into women in leadership and the power of workplace sponsors.
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Beyond the Balance Sheet: Accounting for sustainability
Prof. Hendrik Vollmer, Warwick Business School, looks at the shift from accounting as a tool for compliance to a test of sustainability.
