From Plato to AI: How mathematics can shape human perception
Carlos Koreivo, FGV EAESP, explores Plato, mathematics, and using AI’s power to cultivate wisdom and balance in the human mind.
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Climate Change inside Organizations: Why Adaptation Is Uneven
Why do organizations have difficulty adopting climate adaptation strategies? Prof. Renata Peregrino de Brito, FGV EAESP, explores.
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Open the Window: Climate adaptation as a strategic imperative for business and society
Mario Monzoni and Mariana Nicolletti of FGV EAESP open the window to a broader understanding of climate adaptation.
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Fighting Corruption in Brazil: The authoritative book on the Operation Car Wash investigation
An interview with Prof. Ligia Maura Costa on her latest book “Brazil’s Biggest Corruption Scandal: Testimonies from Operation Car Wash”.
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From Conflict to Catalyst – Can Trade Wars Accelerate the Green Revolution?
Camila Melo, FGV EAESP, investigates trade wars to study how the pressure to adapt may just accelerate the green revolution.
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Corporate Climate Adaptation: From risk awareness to strategic action
Deborah Câmara Batista and Jorge Soto, FGV EAESP, call for a move away from climate mitigation to corporate climate adaptation.
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From Doing to Becoming: Reframing sustainability as purpose
Profs. Ana Carolina Aguiar and Fernanda Carreira at FGV EAESP explore what it takes for sustainability to truly guide us as purpose.
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Code Green: How AI is reshaping sustainable finance
FGV EAESP research on how Artificial intelligence applications help bridge the gap between ESG information and sustainability reports.
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Governance Gone Wrong: Brazil, China, and the slippery slope of labor laws
Governance Gone Wrong: Brazil, China, and the slippery slope of labor laws
