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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Copenhagen Business School: Torben Andersen, Christine Bang Andersen
Like many companies, BP has become increasingly vocal about its commitment to responsible behavior. But what will it take to bridge the gap between aspiration and action?
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FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
Stanford Social Innovation Review: Andrew J. Hoffman
Nudging existing markets isn't enough. How can capitalism evolve to meet the needs of a more sustainable future?
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Automation is good for business. How can it be good for society, too?
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PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION
Fast Company: Patrick Cook-Deegan, Kendall Cotton Bronk
When it comes to shaping business goals, how do leaders benefit from separating "what" from "why"?
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BUSINESS ETHICS
The Conversation: Christian B. Miller
People are often motivated to cheat. What does it take to keep them honest?
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
Portland Business Journal: Anne Ruybalid
"What is the intellectual purpose and social utility of a business degree?" This business school director has the answer.
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Ideas Worth Teaching is a tightly curated, weekly email for business school faculty. Our goal is to help prompt new conversations about the relationships between corporations, capital markets, and the public good.
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