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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
The Australia and New Zealand School of Government: Sophie Yates, Peter Thompson
This free case asks, when a natural disaster becomes a public relations and safety nightmare, how should the challenges of crisis communication and agency collaboration be managed?
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FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism
What do business leaders say is key to creating and incentivizing sustainable value over the long term?
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
"Employees see that they have power, too." How far can workers push their firms, and what's the best way to make positive change?
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
Forbes: Bhakti Mirchandani
As demand for environmental, social, and governance performance grows, how can business schools educate future leaders accordingly?
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FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
Chicago Booth Review: John Paul Rollert
"Greed is good" is so twentieth century. What motivates business students now, and how can schools adapt accordingly?
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GRAND CHALLENGES
Ideas.TED.com: Lenora Houseworth-Weston
On Thanksgiving and beyond, what's the best way to turn a potential argument into a constructive discussion?
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