Rituals and Knowledge Transfer: Learning from smallholder farmers in Ghana
Profs. Anca Metiu and Mira Slavova, ESSEC and Warwick Business Schools, research farmers’ rituals as a key to unlocking knowledge transfer.
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Playing Out of Sync: What jazz teaches entrepreneurial leaders
Andy Lockett, Dean of Warwick Business School and Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, together with Deniz Ucbasaran, Professor of Entrepreneurship at Warwick Business School, strike a high note with their research into how business leaders can learn from jazz.
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Workplace Mental Health: How did the pandemic affect it?
Prof. Stephan Roper, Warwick Business School, draws on research to explore the impact of the pandemic on workplace mental health.
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How to Be a Responsible Leader
Prof. Dimitrios Spyridonidis, Warwick Business School, refreshes the call and takes us through the journey to becoming a responsible leader.
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Climate Change: Can we be nudged to act?
Prof. Lory Barile, Warwick University, explores how a persuasive nudge can re-calibrate our assumptions to tackle climate change.
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Energy supplies and the planet: How will Russia’s war in Ukraine affect them?
Prof. Michael Bradshaw, Warwick Business School, with how the conflict in Ukraine is shaping energy supplies and climate action.
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Disabled Employees: Will working from home overcome disadvantage?
Kim Hoque, Warwick Business School, looks into how to provide effective action for disabled employees and beat the disability employment gap.
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Foreign Direct Investment and hot labour markets: Raising the bar
Prof. Nigel Driffield, Warwick Business School, looks at the impact of foreign direct investment on labour markets and talent
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Reviving the Heart of Corporate Philanthropy: Back to a “love of humanity” beat
Corporate giving has been on the rise over the past decade, playing a critical part in addressing various global inequities and injustices. But are corporate foundations’ philanthropic actions unwittingly getting some global challenges out of the frying pan into the fire?
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Why Big Firms Are Rarely Toppled by Scandals
Why do many corporate gaffes and scandals cause only a slight blip in their sales and reputations? Professor Irina Surdu, Warwick Business School, explores the impact of the courts and customers.
