Elon Musk and Twitter: The motivations behind wanting to own the town square
Professor Daniel Malan, Trinity Business School, comments on Elon Musk’s recent takeover of Twitter and the motivations behind the canny billionaire’s decision.
Professor Daniel Malan, Trinity Business School, comments on Elon Musk’s recent takeover of Twitter and the motivations behind the canny billionaire’s decision.
Dr. Norah Campbell, associate professor of Marketing at Trinity Business School, says that producers of ultra-processed food are making small changes, but what is needed is a revolution.
Prof Maximillian Schormair, Trinity Business School, and Lara Gerlach, Plan International, with a focus on how companies deal with human rights violations.
What would bring fashion brands round to achieving sustainability, gender equality and employee well-being? Syreel Mishra investigates.
Blameless and Powerless: How the Big Four react under public scrutiny – The credibility of audit reports is largely questioned after the Irish banking crisis. In the face of intense public scrutiny, what is the response of the Big Four? Neil J. Dunne, Trinity Business School, Niamh M. Brennan, University College Dublin, and Collette E. Kirwan, Waterford Institute of Technology, explore.
The Circular Economy: More than a buzzword – Sophie Hayes, Trinity Business School Runner-up in the 2021 CoBS student CSR article competition, explores sustainability through the circular economy, its many benefits and major challenges.
Professor Andrew Burke, Dean of Trinity Business School, Trinity College, Dublin, and chair of the Centre for Research on Self-Employment (CRSE) shines a light on the immense value of the growing freelancer “project economy”.
Introducing Another Pandemic: The wave of deteriorating gender equality: Despite the amplification of the role of women in business and society during the COVID-19 pandemic, women have suffered from increases in domestic violence, employability bias and increased workloads. Does this mean a U-turn on the road to gender equality? Yok Yun Angela Low, Trinity Business School, explores.
Firms and Technology: Achieving good in business and society – How will technology shape the future? And how can companies leverage it for both the good of business and society? Grace Gollogley, Trinity Business School Winner of the 2021 CoBS CSR competition, explores.
Boards and Corporate Social (i)Responsibility. Corporate boards are crucial in reducing and eventually preventing corporate social irresponsibility, says Prof. Tanusree Jain of Trinity Business School, but it’s the way you bundle them that can make all the difference.