The Irish Project Economy: When self-employment rhymes with high-skilled independent contractors
Prof-Dean Andrew Burke, Prof. Na Fu and MD Jimmy Sheehan explore the key attributes of the independent worker in the Irish project economy.
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ES & ‘the Forgotten G’: Making Integrity Strategic in Governance
Prof. Daniel Malan, Trinity Business School, with a blueprint for ethics and integrity to become strategic, effective tools in governance.
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Global Social Entrepreneurship: An opportunity for today’s world in crisis
Profs. Concepción Galdón, IE Business School, and Sheila M. Cannon, Trinity Business School, with a focus on social entrepreneurship.
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What’s the beef? How to make a ‘just transition’ in farming to meet climate targets
Researchers S. Cannon, S. Murphy and L. Walsh, Trinity College Dublin, take a deep, cultural look at Irish beef farming and climate targets.
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Strategic and Responsible HR Management
Robin Andrews of Microsoft explores Responsible HR and the strategies to create a virtuous circle for corporate culture, employee commitment, and business performance
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Artificial Intelligence – How worried should we be?
Samuel Varkey, Trinity Business School winner of the CoBS 2022 student CSR article competition, highlights three core issues that shape people’s misconceptions about AI – deepfake, prejudice and self-driving cars.
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Presenteeism: A bad business proposition
Professors Wladislaw Rivkin, Stefan Diestel, Fabiola H. Gerpott, and Dana Unger explore why presenteeism occurs and how to combat it.
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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.
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A Food System Revolution? Forget the nibble, give it bite
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.
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How Companies Deal with Human Rights Violations
Prof Maximillian Schormair, Trinity Business School, and Lara Gerlach, Plan International, with a focus on how companies deal with human rights violations.
